The Republican journal., 1914-10-01

The ladies CT the North church will have 6
rummaee sale October 18th, 10th and 18th Par.
ticuiars later.
| Walter J. Clifford has bought new Rio five
passenger touring and has taken the
agency for the car.
Judge George E. Bird and his stenographer
A. H. Whitman, spent Sunday and Monday in
Portland, returning Tuesday morning to resume
their court duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement W. Wescott and Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Parker made an auto trip the
past week in the Wescott car, visiting In Port
land and Poland Springs.
During the cold wave that arrived Sunday
ice formed in the highway near the Penning-
ton place and ripe strawberries were picked In
the garden at the johnson homestead on Prim.-
rose Hill.
The corn roast und sr the auspices of the
Young men of the Baptist church at the
Charles f. Rhoades place on Wight street
last Tuesday evening was attended by sbout
twenty five and was very enjoyable occasion.
The corn was furnished by Mayford Morris
and was roasted in the open fire.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
Office for the week ending Sept. 29th: Ladies
MRS. Lillian Curtis, Miss Katharyn Harvey,
Mrs NJ M. Mullen, Mrs. Cora M. Lord, Mrs.
Walter Patterson, Mrs. Nettie D. Thomas, Miss
Nancy Wilson, Mrs. Geo. Mansel. Gentlemen
Mr. P B. Augustin, Mr.. ]. E. Balfour, Ar
thur l. Curtis, Kendall & Sheehan.
The triplet children of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
S. Cunningham, Ralph Harvey. Roy Elijah and
Rena Elsie, the latter the widow of George
Stewart Dobson, bserved their twenty fifth
anniversary at the home of their parents,
Sept. 10Th. They have spent all of their
birthday anniversaries together but this years
observance was quiet one account of
the recent bereavement of the sister,
The regular service of Maine Central steam
ers in Penobscot Bay from and to Rockand
was discontinued after Sept. 26th and there
will be no fall and winter service between
Rockland and Mt. Desert Ferry during 1914
1915 The Sieur de Monts made a special
round trip Sunday between Rockland, lslesboro
and Castine and then with the Pemaquid, which
had been on the route between Rockland. in
termediate landings and Sargentville, went
out of commission for the winter.
A CASINO FOR NoRTHPoRT Eugene R. Con-
nor of this city and j. J. Pray, manager of the
Silver street theatre, Waterville, have bought
of Fl. H. Andrews piece of land in North
port adjoining the Cobe estate, and are to
erecs theatre building the casino plan.
Work of laying the foundation has already be-
gun for building 60 by as, and it is hoped to
complete it this fall. The building will be used
for moving picture theatre, dance hall
and ice cream parlors. Mr.. Conner is the own
er of large number of cottages at North
port, and has run moving pictures there for
two seasons.
MISS NEwELL's LETTERS AND POEMS. The
Journal has received the following personal
note from Col F. E. Boothby, in which was en-
closed fine photograph of his very attractive
home in Waterville. Col. Boothby writes:
"This to say l have read every one of R. T.
Newells product ,ns from Dayton last win
ter and Crawford this summer, and very much
enjoyed them. I took occasion to send the
poem ION the Old Man of the Mountain to Mr..
Greenleaf, proprietor of Profile House, and he
was very much pleased with it. l have not
this year been to the Crawford House or would
have met the lady in question. The Crawford
is one Of my old stamping grounds, since 1867
THAT POWER PLANT AT MONROE. From
time to time reports have been received of
work on a power plant at Monroe Center.
Some time ago it was reported that there was
to be trolley line from Monroe to Belfast and
the town furnished with light and power
recent visitor to Monroe WAC made enquiry
as to this project found that little was known
about it locally and that proposition had
been submitted to the town officials. Last
week the following item appeared in the Ken
nebec Journal:
Waldo Penobsc Ut Light & Power Co, or
gained at Bangor, for the purpose of max
ing, generating, selling, distributing and sup
plying electricity for lighting. heating, manu-
featuring, power and mechanical purposes,
with S. 90, goo capital stock, of which nothing
is paid in. Officers: President, Nelson H. Hy-
dorm of Bangor; treasurer, Terence 4. Towle
of Bangor. Certificate filed Sept. %, 1914.
The officers Of this company were reported
as making business visit to Brooks Sept. oath,
and prior to that it was said that Brooks and
jackson were to be furnished with light and
power.