The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-09-17

The Belfast band will have a concert anl
ball in the Opera House Thursday evening
Oct. 18th.
There will be social dance in Knowlton'.
Hall, East Belfast. next Saturday evening
Music by Keyes' or orchestra.
Miller left Tuesday to at l. = the State con
vention of the W. C. L. U. in Houlton.
THE UNITY FAIR. This fair opened lai
Tuesday with fine weather. which continued
yesterday. the second and closing day, and the
attendance was large on both DAYS. There
was long list of entries for the races but we
are unable to report them and other details of
the fair this week.
Mrs. Maine Hills entertained dime til i'm
BILE party last Saturday afternoon at her home
Al Court street, for the benefit of the Hospi.
tai Club. The guests spent the afternoon on
the porch, where tea was served by the hostess
assisted by Miss Maude B. Steward. Mrs.
Carl II. Stevens will entertain similar party
at her home on Congress street next Saturday
afternoon.
STEAMER NOTES. Last Sunday the steam
of the Eastern Steamship Corporation
made their last Sunday trip between Boston
and Bangor, entering Monday. Sept. 14th upon
the six trips week schedule, which will pre-
vail until some time in October, after which
four trips week will be the rule. -. The
steamer Golden Rod, which made two round
trips daily during the season between Belfast,
Brooksville and intermediate landings, now
makes but one trip daily, arriving at Belfast
at $50, and leaving on the return trip at pm.
DR.. Prince E. Luce of Brooks was cited to
disclose last Saturday morning before three.
justices of the peace on an execution brought
against him by Charles o. Dickey of Northport
for payment of costs of a case in the supreme
Luce amounting to $75 The creditor chose F.
A. Greer, j. P. and the debtor chose James s.
Hartman, ]. P, and as they did not agree on
a third, Officer Beach got |. Morse, ]. P, as
the necessary third. Luce was represented by
Arthur Richie and Dickey by H. C Buzzell.
After stating that he was unable to pay, had
no outstanding bills or property, Luce was
given the poor debtors oath
TEA Room GUESTS Mrs Ada L. Wides is
continuing the Tea Room at the Woman's club
room in the Marsh building, Church street.
and among other parties has entertained the
following Mrs. Edwin Farley of Brooklyn. N.
" Dr. and Mrs Edward c. Briggs and Miss
Mcclure of Boston; Mrs. A. P. Morewood,
Pittsfeld, Mass Miss T. E. Thompson, Green
witch, Conn; Miss Wells of Washington, D. c :,
and five others; Mrs. l. L. Merrill, Master l. L.
lr, and Miss E. A. Merrill of Los Angeles,
Calf; Miss Mildred Hughes of Philadelphia,
Pa; Miss Caroline Stone of Pennington. Mrs.
S. H. Barbour of Brewer, Miss Louise Richards
of Belfast. Mrs W. P Hamilton of Dexter,
Mrs. VIM. c. Ladd and party from Brophy cot
tage at Castine, Mrs. May Folwell Hoisington
of Rye, N. Y, and party from Philadelphia
and Washington, D. c.
LIQUOR SEIZURE AT MONROE. Sheriff
Cushman and Deputies Littlefield and Web
ster attended the fair in Monroe last week
and made a seizure Wednesday in a tent &C.
cupied by R. P. Maynard CT Bangor. The
deputies secured pint of whiskey, but think
ing that was not ALL called upon the sheriff.
who entering the tent to investigate found a
very clever hide. AS he was looking about he
felt his heel settle into the ground quite Bit
and on looking closely saw that one of the
sods had recently been turned. He took it up
and found under it some pasteboard, and under
that we're % pints of whiskey. Maynard was
at once arrested and brought. with the liquor,
to the Jail in Belfast. Friday morning he was
tried in the municipal court before Judge
Knowlton, was adjudged guilty and bound over
to the September term of court in the sum of
$500, and being unable to furnish sureties was
committed to Jail.
Poor MILLS. The Ladies Sewing circle will
meet with Mrs. George Daggett Tuesday after
noon, Sept. 22nd... MISS Evelyn Wilson is
spending her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Wilson. Mrs. Lea Schubert and
Mrs. George Lewis of Boston and Mrs. Julia
McKeen of Belfast were weekend guests Of
Mrs. Annabell Underwood. Mrs. Brown and
son Kenneth and Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Proctor
visited Mrs Geo. Dagget last week. Carl
Cole and Mrs. Blake and son of Camden are
visiting Mrs. James Cole this week. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Ahorn of Knox were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. M. O. Wilson last Sunday. Mr. an d
Mrs. j. A. Hartshorn visited their son, George
Hartshorn, in Belmont last Sunday. Mrs
Arthur Higgins and children spent Sunday in
Brooks. There was Sunday school picnic at
the hall last Saturday. with fine dinner and q
general good time. Games and music was
enjoyed by ALL. Mr.. and Mrs, Delbert
Robertson and daughter Helen spent Sunday in
Belmont. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wood anc
daughter Marion spent Sunday in Morrill, :,
Cassius Hamilton visited in Waterville last
week Mrs. Annabell Underwood is visiting
friends in Sunset thi. week.