The Republican journal., 1913-10-02

failure because of the scarcity of fish, but our
local factory. which has derived its main SUD.
ply from Castine, bids fair to do large bust.
ness.
Miss Margaret Cahill of Kalamazoo, Mich.
who is spending the season at the Emery
homestead with her mother, Mrs. Ralph EN-
cry, motored to Orono, Sept. Path. entertaining
as guests Miss Helen Doak and Miss Katherine
Z. Quin,by. They were guests at the Univer-
sity of Maine of Marthon Doak at the Phi
Gamma Delta house
John Mcleod, who is occupying the Peavey
house in Condor street, has bought house.
lot on the same street, adjoining the property
of Mrs. Henry Gray, and will erect dwelling
house for his own use. Mr.. Mcleod is con-
tractor and house builder and came here last
winter from Providence, R. l. He is building
the Martin Esquith bungalow in the ALVIN
Field
MILLINERY OPENINGS. Our local milliners
recently returned from the Boston and New
York markets with the latest ideas and leading
styles in fall and winter millinery and will
have their openings on the same day, Satur.
day, Oct. 4th. In other columns will be found
announcements of Mrs. B. F. Wells, Mrs. F. G.
Spinney, milliner; Miss Louisa H. Fergus on;
H. H. Coombs & Co.; 1. V. Miller and E K
Brier & Co. Some very attractive displays
may be expected and our out of-town readers
should not fail to see them.
We received by parcel post Monday from
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garden in Springfield, Missouri one of about
bushel grown there. The peach was badly
damned in transit and while peach jam is all
right damned peach is not just the thing In
fact. but for its size we should have taken it
for a squash. That it was very luscious
fruit when it started on its journey was evil
dent and it was fragrant with memories of the
sender, former we'll known pastor of the Bel
fast Nj. E. church.
ADVERTISED LETTERS The following let
tiers remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
office for the week ending Sept 30th: Indies
Miss Allshouse, Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Clement
Miss Annie Carpenter, Miss Rose Grotton.
Mrs. Sewell Lord, Miss Jessie Stevens, Mrs.
Lizzie Trafton. Gentlemen - Frederick NJ
BRIGGS, Warren E. Dinsmore. Mr. Francis
Grant, Harry Gross, Charles Lewis, Charles
Marsh, Gordon Robinson, F. j. Reilly, James
Richards, S. F. de c., NJ A Stevens, F. V.
Thompson, Frank E. West, James Weston
holmes. Gorham W. Walker
Dark Harbor man recently bought pow
er boat at Stonington and brought her to
IhslT .ly,I anfT A h., tol
new engine. In removing the old engine Carl
Grotton found under it a pocket book contain
ing S2l in bills and nearly $500 in checks drawn
on Boston, New York and Pennsylvania
banks. The pocket book bore the name of S.
B. hDoWlton. Mr.. COMBS has enquired at the
banks here and has written to Stonington, but
at this writing has not been able TO trace the
owner of the pocket book
The first meeting for the season of the
North Congregational Church Guild was held
With Mrs D. L. Wilson at the parsonage last
Monday evening. In the absence Of the sec
rotary the reading of the report was deferred.
Mrs. {. E. Owen, the treasurer reported 2
satisfactory balance in the treasury. A nomi-
mating committee. consisting of Mrs c. W.
Jenness, Miss Cora S. Morrison and Miss Alice
+ summons, was appointed to report at the
next meeting. number of plans for work
tor the year We're discussed, and working
plan for the year will be presented for discus
sion at the next meeting of the Guild. to be
held October 18th with Miss Florence Shaw
NEW CIGAR FACTORY. The large building
at the foot of Main street, which has been nm.
occupied since the Duplex Roller Bushinp Co
went out Of business, has been leased, with an
option to buy. by Maitland B. Smith of Hart.
ford, Conn, proprietor of Pearl Brook Farm in
TINS city, and will be used as a cigar f.o+or,,
MI smith mas demonstrated that high grade
tobacco can be grown here. and this vear ho
gan the manufacture of Pearl Brook cigars
from the nome grown tobacco. They found
instant favor with smokers and selli,a a.
cents are pronounced equal to the ten cent
brands. 50 great has been the diamond 4b
MI. smith has decided t. enter nno, +b
manufacture on a large scale NJ. \,
pai'es' WHO Tor some years has been manufac.
turing at Cltypoint the Seth Bullock ci,,a.a
"hlch have had large sale, will he the s,,rou
lntendent of the factory. which will ,--.
ture the Pearl Brook AMI Seth RuIIoc,. aiaa--
and employ large number of ba,d, \,
DaiieS Is no" advertising for cigar makers ava
apprentices. anu