The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-10-09
The News of Belfast.

-.. G orgree atonal Guild will meet next
,..iey evening with Miss F,oranca Shaw,
-crt street.
Seeper & Co. are displaying a school
ier-ola which the High school is think
NJ olyiog
r-- sewing Circle of the Womans Hospital
7lll meet in room No. 2, Masonic Temple,
rroe Friday, at ? p m.
..rsuce Lee Nash of Camden won first
at the baby show at Lincolnvile Fair
-sN for babies six months old or younger.
.u x Co. of this city, have installed
1eatiag plant i Il the large private resi-
- If David H. Smith at Dark Harbor,
-5r,
IT, first game of the 1913 worlds cham
p series, played on the polo grounds in
.s York Tuesday afternoon between the
a AZ. plIa Athletics and the New York
-.- the Athletics won by score of to a.
-. adies Of the North church will have an
, s.1per in the vestry from 6 to Z o'clock,
-.--7s-iay, October 22nd. There will also be
..a.=rtainment in the evening, when aprons,
.-.-gr- fancy and japanese articles, will be
-5e.
.. week we published an item concerning
ing of pocketbook under the engine
ach at the L. A. Coombs' boat shop.
g. " f.. Colby writes from Sunset that S. B.
B. -t ~. whose name was on the pocketbook
rmer resident there and is "now at his
Haverford, Penn, and will no doubt
&C. reward the finder"
will be meeting of the Teacher
association next Monday evening in
Pr. a school room. Officers will be elected
Carl Stevens, school physician, will
I'll .4IN, explaining his work in the schools.
program will follow. All parents,
malls rs Of the association, and all interested
pr g d to be present
SEQ Valley Canning Co., finished pack
asst Thursday night and are now
and shipping, having sold the entire
.. Ruca is fair one and of extra quality.
frosts made slight shortage In the
eontracted for. They will soon begin
.- sing and Mr.. Elijah Ritchie is now
country buying apples for 5000 or
lis,
Chautauqua Circle will meet with
l-. aries Rhoades, No, % High street,
sfternoon, October 18th. The L. S.
for the year will begin with the
the c. L. S. c. book, "Rambles and
g. e. IN Greece" the introduction and first
With the required reading in the Sep
magazine The new book for 1913
very interesting and instructive, and
ding course will please all Chautau-
snnual meeting of the Association of
ME for Aged Women was held at the
uesday evening. The following di-
..= we're elected: DR.. Elmer Small Mr..
sir~. Robert F. Dunton, Mrs. Sarah E.
a.--4 Mrs. Frances H. Murch, Miss Emily
bingham, Miss j. A. Wiggin. Messrs,
rs-ss F. Coombs and Clement W. Wescott.
mer Small was elected president; Robert
luton, vice president; c. W. Wescott,
re4surer; Sue NJ. Partridge, clerk; Miss ]. A.
S sgu, collector.
/ meet the increasing demand for rents
Nh NJ R. knowton has begun work on four
s-g5 lenement houses on the Alden property,
recently bought by him. They will be built on
he upper side of Front street and the little
tHz treet will be removed. Mr.. Knowlton has
5au. 1t and is taking down the large building
tlrn-srlv used as shop and office in connec-
.9 With the marine railway. 1t is COM
ara ely new building and the material will
used n building the new houses.
O. Norton of this city has recently taken
% lcy for the "Chevrolet" line of motor
rz uprising six different models, ranging
Fri from $3.50 90 to S25O000. The head of
-sv-s ct Motor Company, Mr., W. C. Durant,
rmerly president of the General Motors
any, the big gest motor company in the
e-4. The engineers of this company are all
experience n their respective lines,
al nave been drawn from the leading motor
4---4ctuling plants of the country. This
rfany is capitalized at $4,000, 10000.
a ne regular meeting last Tuesday after
# Thomas H. Marshall Circle Ladies of
t- 1. A r. Inspecting Officer, Mrs Georgi-
ca agson and Department President, Mrs.
areace Wallace of Augusta, were present
Tie nspecting officer gave Thomas H. Mar
shall lircle much credit for floor work Mrs
Wallace was Belfast girl and her father was
r Moore of Thomas H. Marshall Post.
Juer quests prese MT were Mrs. Martha Chase,
charter member of Martha Washington Cir
i've u whom were obligated into the Circle A
inch was served after the meeting.
WIRELESS STATION Melville H. Robbins,
me Of the employees of the Penobscot Bay
AectTie Co., has set up an experimental sta
Won for wireless telegraphy, at 81 Court
'lfeet, the Body house, and expects later to
lave full outfit and be able to send mes
ayes AS yet he can only receive. Mr..
Noooins was for four years an operator at the
Elemental and commercial station at Ports
F9lth, N. H. His is the only station in this
NAiIyr with the exception of an expert
mental station near the Pitcher schoolhouse,
'S'a-l shed by Ben. I. Elkins, High school
'1lent. Mr.. Robbins hopes soon to be able
s'nnect with Wellsheet, Mass, high
Ae' commercial station.
ga. DOWN EAST" Lottie Blair Parkerss
H'ls play of New England life, Way Down
's comes to the Colonial Theatre next
L-es.aN NIGHT At no time in its long career has