The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-15


Alton Jehnsou ard Milton Stsphsnson, stu
dents It Coburn Classical Instituts, Wa.er-
willie. came home . spend Columbus Day.
Among the bose ball enthusiasts Who went
to Boston 70 witness the world's championship
games were Augustine colburn, Warren Fahey
and Charles Marsano.
Some one, and We strongly suspect ii vas
W. H. Moody. has sent The journal copy Of
the Nevada County Promotion and Panama-
Pacific Exposition number of The Morning
Union Of Grass Valley Calf. II devotes a page.
illustrated, to the "vast Industry Unfolding in
New ada County," where the growing Of Bart
lett pc ars is / speciality.
Rain is greatly needed. Wells and cisterns
are getting dry and the supply Of the Belfast
Water Co., while it is thought that it will be
adequate for the needs of the fire department
and the home services until another rain. ia
getting low and patrons of the company should
for their own interest and for the good Of the
community.
Messrs. Kendall & Styles, who came to Bel
fast last spring from Michigan and opened Of
fees in the basement Of Hayford block and
have been introducing patent washing ma
chine. will close their Offices October 18TH Mr..
Kendall and his bride will move to Bath and
Mr.. and Mrs. Styles and little son will 60 tc
Portland. They have been occupying the John
Gunner house on Grove street.
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give a concert and ball in the Opera House
this, Thursday evening. The concert, from 8
to 9,will be followed by general dancing and an
added attraction will be an exhibition OF
modern dancing by professional dancers. Mrs
Rosanna Odiorne of Bangor and Portland,
with her partner, Charles M. Carroll, will
demonstrate the latest dances as taught at
Castle house, New York, by Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Castle, and Mrs. Odiorne will also dc
some solo dancing and esthetic figures. 1t will
be the first demonstration of the kind ever
given in Belfast. An effort will be made later
on to have Mrs, Odiorne and her partner con-
duct some dancing classes in this city in con-
nection with her classes in Augusta, Bangor
and Portland.
THE FREELY Mr., and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes,
Miss Carrie E. Gilmore, Mrs. William H. Bray,
Miss Clara B. Heating, Miss Katherine c.
Quimby, Messrs. Henry Mudgett and Herbert
B. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Shales and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Guthrie motored to
Bangor Monday to attend the presentation at
the Bijou theatre of Arthur Hammerstein s
now famous Casino New York; comedy opera
success, The FREELY, in which Edith Thayer,
who has been described as dainty as piece of
rare old Dresden china and with voice like a
nightingale, is the star. On the return the
Shales party came across Bangor auto in
Hampden that had turned turtle on STR p of
sandy 70 ad, and its five passengers, two ladies
and three men, were pinned under the car.
All the assistance possible rendered and
one couple was taken to DIR. Starret's Office in
Bangor. Mr. and Mrs Leroy A. Weber, Mrs
Florence C. Fernald, Misses ENERGY CHM,
Margaret L. Keene and 7. Frank Parker. who
left Monday afternoon about o'clock in the
Arnold public car to attend the FREELY, reached
West Winterport after a series of punctures
and returned home from there on fiat tires.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, Mrs.
Fernald and Miss CHM left in the Clements
public car for Augusta to attend the presenta-
ton of the FREELY in that city.
SEARCH AND SEIZURE. Davenport S. White,
proprietor of the Cape Jellison house at Stock
ton Springs, was before Judge Knowlton in
the municipal court last Monday morning on
search and seizure charge. The officers
searched his place two weeks ago and found a
case of whiskey and many empties, but White
skipped out and was not arrested until last
Saturday when he was taken by Deputy Sheriff
Willard S Berry of Stockton. lie pleaded not
guilty, but Judge Knowlton thought otherwise
and he was fined $500 and costs and 50 days
in Jail, with 60 days additional in default of
payment of fine and costs. He was unable to
secure bail Monday and was committed to Jail.
THE NORTH CHURCH GUILD. The annual
meeting of the North church Guild was held in
the vestry Monday evening, the president,
Miss Anne M Kittredge, presiding. Thirty
members were present. including three new
members Mrs. Fred R. Poor, secretary. re-
ported membership of Sc, gain of fifteen.
and the treasurer, Mrs. Charles E. Owen, re-
ported the finances in good condition. Last
year the Guild pledged SIS to the church and
gave $40, and they have pledged SIS for the
coming year. They laid hardwood floor in
the parlor of the Congregational parsonage
and painted the exterior of the house. Their
activities included bazaar, baby show, sup
pers and entertainments, and the success of
their efforts was largely due to the capable
and energetic management of their president,
Miss Kittredge. 1t was voted to meet fort
nightly. Monday evenings. in the vestry instead
of at the homes of members. Mrs. " L. Hall,
Miss Grace H. Hall and Miss Margaret L.
Keene were made committee to nominate
officers for the coming year, to report at the
next meeting.
Two NEW CORPORATIONS. The certificate of
the organization of the Natures Remedy Com
pany, located in Belfast was recorded in the
Waldo County Registry of Deeds, Oct. 9Th
The purposes of the corporation are to manu-
facture, buy sell, export, import and generally
deal in patent medicines, drugs, formulate and
pre- paratons of every kind, class and descrp-
ton; to buy, sell, own, hold and mortgage all
property and appliances necessary to carry on
the aforesaid business. The amount of capital
stock is $50, O0O all common stock capital
stock paid in none; par value of shares $40.
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