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

We have received communicstion from
Thorndike complaining Of the noise and other
disagreeable features attending Sunday bal
games just ever the line in the town Of Knox.
and stating that the State Civic League vii
have officers there next Sunday to take the
names of those attending the game. The law
imposes fine and costs on any one attending q
ball game on the Sabbath.
Mrs. James H. Howes was one Of a party
that went out to the Burgess cottage, Pitch
er's Pond, by automobile last Friday and after
alighting from the car she fell and fractured
her right shoulder. She was brought home
and DR.. E. D. Tapley was called and reduced
the fracture, but at his suggestion Mrs,
Howes, accompanied by DR.. Tapley and Miss
Lucena Ide, a trained nurse. went to Bangor
last Tuesday in Miss Henrietta C, Johnson's
car for an x-ray examination at the Eastern
Maine General hospital. Everything was found
perfectly satisfactory and Mrs. Howes is able
to sit up and is gaining.
NORTH BELFAST. DIR. F. C. Gay and family
of Brooklyn, N. Y, who spent the summer
here, returned to their home Sept. 9Th. Mrs.
here during the summer months, have return
ed to their home in Waterville. -. Mrs. Sarah
A. White of Liberty was the guest of w. G.
Hatcn and wife Sept. 9th. She was on her
way to Brockton, Mass, where she will spend
several weeks visiting relatives. Chester
Wiley of Lawrence. Mass. arrived Saturday to
visit his parents. Capt. and Mrs. E. W. Wiley.
manufacturing fertilizer barrels for their con-
tract with the Coe- Mortimer Co.. George
Bray has built dam and is erecting mill on
the site owned by Samuel G. Ellis.
Some thrty-five members of Thomas H.
Marshall Post and Circle enjoyed an excur-
sion to Castine last Thursday on the steamer
Golden Rod, by invitation of the manager, A.
Perry Coombs. The day cold and windy
but that did not mar the enjoyment of the
trip over On arrival at Castine the party had
a delicious picnic dinner on board, supplement-
ed by hot coffee, and then went ashore to ex-
plore this beautiful and historic town. One
party accompanied by Capt. and Mrs. Coombs
walked to Dices Head and visited the light
house, Lovers Leap, the pumping station, the
Normal school buildings. Fort George and
shopping and many bought post cards to send
to friends. The weather was more favorable
on the return trip and it was very pleasa
sail home. The party all feel indebted to Capt
Coombs for his courteses.
THE G. B. MARsANo COMPANY The certi-
fcate of organization of the G. B. Marsano
Company was recorded in the Waldo County
Registry of Deeds Septe mber 18th. The pur-
poses of the corporation are to do wholesale
and retail business in fruit, soft drinks. to-
bacco, cigars, cigarettes. groceries and all
kinds of confectionery and country produce,
and to buy, sell, own and lease all real estate
and personal property which may be necessary
or proper in conducting said business. The
amount of capital stock is $4,000. all common
stock; capital stock paid in, nothing; par
value of shares, 500. G. B. Marsano has a.
shares; Domeneco Drago, 5; and Ralph l.
Morse, 1. Domeneco Drago, Castine Maine.
is clerk G. B. Marsano is president and treas
urer and the three stockholders are directors.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. A. Howes & Co.
have all kinds of spices for picking and pre-
serving, which they are selling at the old
prices, although prices are rapidly advancing
on these and other goods. Holeproof hose
for men and women, boys and girls, guaranteed
six months without holes or new hose free,
Sold only at The Dinsmore Store. One large
furnished room to let Enquire at 70 Bridge
lodi ri "a
mackinaws made to order, by Mrs. Belle Gates,
Factory No. Field street, Belfast. Me -.
Gasoline engines, pumps and galvanized iron
pipe at Mason & Halls. See card of Mrs.
Thomas E. Bowker, rs High street, teacher of
piano -. Buyers have just returned from New
York with many new models in suits and coats
for James H. Howes and you are invited to in
spect his new line....J. c. Durham Co. have
some of the finest old growth cedar shingles
that ever came to Belfast that they are selling
at reduced prices. Also spruce frames for
building, Is by 49,. Fox, coon and rabbit
he und for sale by Sidney S. Smith. Waldo ST..
ton. Capable girl wanted for general houst-
work. No washing Enquire of Mrs. E A.
Sherman, No. Church street. The Ralph
D. Southworth Co. has their autumn and
winter line of Mackinaw coats in all the new
est Scotch plalds and the more conservative
plain colors, Also mackinaw coats for school
girls and boys... Mrs. H. S. Mason. Mrs.
Gerry L. Brooks and Mrs William Kimtall
publish card of thanks. =. See prices quoted
on meats, fruit and vegetables at Psrry's Cash
Market.