The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-22
The News of Belfast.
IN THE FALL.

Iays are over now,
'a''' .--r,pr Day will soon be here,
AVIS are letting sharp and chill,
Ias .os. are falling brown and sere
.., mite early sinks to rest
'-..-,sss IN the morning late,
mock lovers now prefer
r... ,afore the cheerful crate.
-.,7 a,i summer time Is gone
JUS l..-,4 Winter soon will come,
..,rs sleigh and skaters skate
n4rfgrlasrs proftahly plumb.
.,. H,at of 1eeting time,
,.r.s-. go, tusy, every one!
......,.. ... s5od old furnace tire
AMI your Christmas shopping a0ne'
cr Journal
..-. IsrkIns is improving and raising
..e eastern entrance of the Bay
md Is remaining there longer
..s Students at the University sof
..-.....-.d to the fraternities are henry
--.. white. Belfast, Kappa Sigma, and d
= ..,,,a- belfast, Phi Eta Kappa.
Eugene Conner has the building LOT MS
.-..-. how at Bayside up and boarded. Mrs
r.. has ioined him at their comfortable
- home at Bayside and their stop is at
present indefinite.
Me. Iucjna Ide, a graduate OF the New
p.uos5ire State School for Nurses at Man.
CHESTER ans post graduate student OF Corey
Nh 4oso,lal. Brookline, Mass, is at the Tap
,,-.-.oI 70 oss;st in several surgical cases.
4. the adjourned meeting of the city gov
s,onsrt Wednesday evening, Oct. 14th, the
,,r matter considered was the list OF unpaid
saver assessments and the city clerk was IN
.,r,-e5 ia officially notify all who are lndeDt-
ei on this account.
Bsgiaejng Monday, Oct. 18th, the steamers
f tss Eastern Steamship corporation went
rno- tbe 5,ur trips a week schedule, leaving
B-t.s at 2 D. NJ Mondays, Wednesdays
7mrsJsva and Saturdays for Boston, ana az
,8Js ID. tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays anu
,,, ss,r-l.ss for Bangor and intermediate
as.ags.
-asr..... 4uto service by the Maine Trans
r,-..-.,r .a. between Belfast and Rocklano
-. disc .inued last Satu day after very
.+i.ts.. .,. seasons business, which was con-
lrusi 4 month longer than last year, notwl1h-
;s1liH- roads have been torn up Tor re-
vs-s and a,herwise in poor condition. Excel
s,t service has been given and it has been ap-
Mse5tel by the patrons.
Ne1rint on another page the exciting ex-
lsrsaazs If DR.. Neville M. Hopkins OF WASH
ngol o. L volunteer in the Red cross oil
ysig { the French Army, and who was IN
Ms service on the retreat from Mons. DIR.
Hopsus a Grandson of Mrs. Nahum 2. Mon
ne sla was the daughter of Judge Alfred
loalsol He is highly educated, has attained
hgt ral4 as chemist, and, speaking three
languages, French, German and Spanish, was
s54 To render very efficient service in the Red
Coss work.
TIT to0D FAIR, At the special meeting
last Thursday evening of the Board Of Trade
to take up the Food Fair proposition six mem
0ers were present: Elbridge S. Pitcher, Chas.
land Herman H. Coombs, Morris l.. Slugg,
SaIph D. Southworth and Orrin ]. Dickey, AS
there Was no opposition it was voted to hold
The lar and those present were made gen.
aai committee, with Mr.. Slugg president; Mr..
Uckey secretary and H. H. Coombs treasurer.
Later Walter ]. Clifford was added to the gen.
stal committee. Charles R. Coombs was made
Eaifman If the decorating committee and
Pitcher chairman of the entertainment
'nnittee. They will meet this, Thursday,
"sn-ns in Mr.. Dickey's office to consider
Plans