The Republican journal., 1914-10-08

Sheriff Cushman went to Augusta Monda
with Lewis Trundy, who was committed to tn
| insane asylum at the September term of cour
for observation as to his SANITY.
The Eastern Steamship corporation adver
tised last week the fall schedule of four trim
a week. but has since decided to continue tn
six trips per week schedule until furthe
notice, leaving Boston and Bangor every weel
day.
Miss Neweli's poem, 1.-THE Old Man of tn.
| Mountain" was marred by the omission of :
line, left out by the typewriter In copying hel
manuscript, and in view of the compliments
bestowed on this poem we reprint it as cor
rected.
| Local opticians and jewelers. are interested
in two conventions which are to take place il
! Lewiston. One is the Maine Association OF
| Optometrists, which meets the 18th; the othel
is the Maine Association of Retail Jewellers
which meets the 18th and 10Th. W. M. Thaye1
of this city is vice president of the latter as
ISOLATION.
L II,
entertained three table auction party Thurs
day evening at the Woman's Club room
Lunch was served at 80 o'clock, the menu in
Guiding chicken salad, hot rolls, olives, coffee.
ice cream, assorted cake, sailed almonds. The
decorations were fall flowers in red and yellow
The first prize, pack of CARDS. was won b,
Mrs Charles H. Crosby. The guests were
Mrs. EVE c. Burke, Mrs. Annie F. Richards
| Mrs. Charles H. Crosby, Mrs. R. P. Chase
Mrs. Vim. H. Quimby, Mrs. S. A, Parker, Mrs
Charles Bradbury, Miss Harriet P White, Miss
Mary H. Hilton and Miss Carrie E. Gilmore.
We have received from a Journal contribu-
tor, rescued from among waste papers in one
of Belfast's old homes, a card photograph OF
the Unitarian organ and church choir taken in
November, 1916. 1t is noted on the reverse
side as being "from Hunting's Photographic
Gallery, No II Main street, opposite Ameri-
can House, Belfast, Maine" These memoran-
do also appear on the card: "The choir: James
W. Webster, James W. Frederick, Warren
Hunt, Harriet L. Osborne (Sleeper), Pauline M
Webster, Caro- Webster (Atkinson), Sarah
Torrey (Dutton), and Martha A. Bradbury
(Frederick), organist" New organ installed in
July, 1S49.
INFORMATION WANTED. City Marshal Percy
S. Edgecomb received a letter last Saturday
from S. c. Lawrence, special agent of the Bos-
ton Children's Aid Society. making inquiries
in regard to two boys who were at the institu
ton Sept 18th claiming to have come from
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Thomas Allen, aged l6 and II years, the sons
of Thomas and Elizabeth Allen They said
their father was dead and their mother lived
with Hahn family in Rockland. They also
said that they had worked the past summer
for Mrs. Annabel M. Underwood on the Poor's
Mills road Mr.. Lawrence gave them a dollar
and procured chance for them to work their
passage home on the Boston boat Sept 18TH
He wrote to Rockand, but the letter was re-
turned, unclaimed. The boy, statement as to
working for Mrs. Underwood is entirely false
and the authorities here unable to locate
nal can furnish information in this matter it
would be gladly received by the City Mar
shall.
PENDLEToN BROS INCORPORATED. The GER
tifcate of inc orporation of Pendeton Broth
ers was recorded in the Waldo County Regis
try of Deeds Oct. Sd. The purposes of the
corporation are to carry on in all its various
branches the business of ship brokers and
ship chambers; to transport goods, merchan-
disc and passengers to local or foreign ports
and to transact all business to carry this on; to
manufacture. buy, sell and generally deal in
marine hardware of all kinds, to acquire and
deal in timber lands, wood and lumber of all
kinds; to carry on the business and license
others to carry on manufacturing of all kinds
and to own and acquire buildings. etc, for this
purpose; to conduct a general store of all
kinds Of goods of every description and ham
die property to carry on said store, etc. The
company also maintains the right to carry on
any improvement, mandatory and general
business of city or town with the exception of
banking. The amount of capital stock is
$685. O0 all common stock; capital stock paid
in nothing; par value of shares 500. E. M
Leavitt of Winthrop is president and treas
urer, Ernest L. Mclean of Augusta is clerk
The above and Frank E. Southland of Augusta
are directors, owning two shares each of com.
mon stock.