The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-02-05

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Saturday Auction Club Iast week and the after
moon was thoroughly enjoyed By the ten mem.
bets present. Delicious Entertainments were
served at the ciose Of the play. Miss Evelyn
P. Morrison had the highest score. The next
meeting will be with the Misses Morrison.
Court street.
William R. Roix, Eco. Of Ashland ID candi-
date for the Republican nomination for clerk
of courts for Aroostook county, and is well
qualified for the position. He was assistant
clerk Of the 74th Maine house of representa-
tives, clerk of the 10th Maine house, is a
practicing lawyer and . young man Of ability.
His many Belfast friends, and relatives, wish
him success.
Louis S. Shire was quite badly burned last
Friday while at work in the candy kitchen over
his store en- Phoenix Row by butter he was
heating boiling over and taking fire. His face
was burned. but fortunately the hot fat did
not reach his eyes, and his hand, arms and
right foot also suffered. He was taken at once
to the Waldo County hospital for treatment.
and his many friends will be glad to know that
his injuries are not serious and that he will
soon be about again.
The certificate of organization Of the Baga-
duce. Fisheries Company, located in Belfast,
was recorded in the Waldo County Registry of
Deeds JAM 28th. The urposes of the corpo-
ration are to conduct general fishing and
fishery business, including the catching of fish
in weirs, nets. seines, traps. by lines or other
means; to engage in all kinds of curing of fish;
to buy, sell. mortgage. ETC.. all appliances.
boats and buildings necessary to carry on
general fishery business. The capital stock is
SAC, 900 of which nothing is paid in. The par
value of share is $40. The directors are
Horatio D. erie and Isaac D. Dunbar of
Castine and Edwin w. Gould of Rockland who
have one share each. H. D. erie is president;
Isaac D. Dunbar, treasurer and Maurice W.
Lord, clerk.
THE FIREMEN's BALL The levee and ball
of Washington Hose Co. in the Opera House
| last Friday evening was record breaker in
attendance, in enjoyment and as financial
benefit to the fire fighters. The supper. served
from to o'clock, was partaken of by five or
six hundred and there was food to spare after
all had been fed and which found ready sale.
A concert by Keyes orchestra followed the
supper and about 9 o'clock the grand march
was formed headed by Chief Engineer Stephen
S. L. Shute and Mrs. Shute. There were Is
dances on the program and with the extras
dancing was kept up until a. m. Saturday,
Reyes full orches ira furnishing excellent
music The evening was enjoyed alike by the
dancers and the spectators and it was pro-
nounced by all present one of the most enjoy
able affairs of the kind ever given in the Opera
| House The net proceeds were about $500
| Following is the roster of Washington Hose
Company: George Darby, Captain; VIM. A.
Decrow, Foreman; F X. Pendleton, Asst Fore
man; L. W. Robinson, Clerk; William J. Brown,
1st Pipeman Henry A. Brown, End Pipeman;
Fred G. Gilmore, c. L. Stevens, VIM H..
Smalley, Benz. Jenney, Walter H. Juan, Ralph
Darby, Scott Gray, Harry Clements. Arthur F.
johnson, Fred Mickerson, Fred o. Horne,
Lewis S. Auspland, Horace Chenery, Harvey
Salisbury.
NEW AID REFRESHMENTS. earle & Jones have
10000 rolls of 1914 wall paper in stock at TO
so cents per roll, and books of samples of paper
from so cents to SIS per roll, and would be
pleased to show their paper and samples.
Food Fair visitors will be welcomed at the dry
goods store of James H. Howes, and there will
be special sales each day of the fair. -. The
Christian Science Monitor daily is for sale at
D. F. Stephenson's. "A two-seated one horse
jumper practically new, for sale. Call tele-
phone No 1923 or 244. A. J. Beach. 10 Con-
gress street. :. From to Is per cent discount
on all chocolates at D. F. Stephenson's for one
week, beginning Feb. 9Th. See also the offer
to smokers at the same place, next door to
Windsor Hotel. Special sales at D. P. Palm
ers, Masonic Temple, next Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday-20 per cent, discount on
shirts and ties, hats and caps, gloves and
hosiery "The Home of Good Values" Il
Main street, bids Food Fair visitors welcome
and calls attention to the special sales to be
held during fair week. Those attending the
fair are invited to make this store their read
quarters. Look for an advt. next week tina,
will tell you how to save Is per cent. In these
days of the highteost of living that is some
thing worth knowing. Mariner Smith, Leslie
B. Smith, Benz. V. Smith, Irving H. Smith anc
Everett R. Smith publish a card of thanks.
L. A. Warren of Searsmont, Me-, publishes a
freedom notice. :. The Holeproof hose are
guaranteed against holes for six months, and
that is why everybody is buying and wearing
them. Sold only at The Dinsmore Store.
See statement of the Granite State Fire ms
Co., of Portsmouth, N. H.. the London As.
surance Corporation of London, England, anc
the Alliance ms. Co., of Philadelphia, Penn.
represented in Belfast by James Pattee & Son
....See statements of the Springfield Fire
Marine ms. Co.. of Springfield, Mass, and the
Pennsylvania Fire ms, Co.. both strong com
panies. w. H. Lord, Winterport, agent.