The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-14


2.30 p. m. with Miss Lora Maxcey, Pear
street.
The Saco Valley Canning Company have dis
posed of their corn pack to Schwabacher Bros
& Co. Seattle. Washington. except few loca
orders. They are now packing apples fol
The Armour Company of Chicago.
At the drill of the Boy Scouts in the 0 pers
House last Friday afternoon "a of the 80 mem
bers were present. Rev. Horace 3. Sellers,
chairman of the Council, conducted the exami-
nation on the history of the Flag, the scout
oath. etc and Orrin ]. Dickey, Scout Master
conducted the drill and floor work. After the
examinations are completed officers will be
elected.
NORTH BELFAST. H. C. Bailey, who spen,
the summer here. went to Rolyoke, Mass
last week to spend the winter with his son
Harold. Mrs. Laura Wiggin of Lowell, Mass,
is spending few days with her mother, Mrs
E. c. Merriam. Andrew S. Richards cut off
the end of his thumb with lock cutter last
Monday while working for Hatch Bros. Rev,
George B. Hatch of Ware, Mass, arrived
S. Hatch and Walter G. Hatch :. AT the an
nual meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society, held
Oct. 9th, Mrs E. C. Merriam was elected presi.
dent, Mrs. Florence Tibado, vice president;
Mrs. Katie Laid, treasurer.
PooR's MILLS. Mrs. o. A Wade has gone
to Hartford, Conn.,, for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Annabell Underwood attended the Music
Festival in Bangor last week. :. Mrs. Howe of
Somerville. Mass, who spent the summer
with friends here, has gone to Lincolnville. =.
Melvin Robertson. who had been in the hospital
for surgical operation, has returned home
and is gaining. Mrs. Henry Wentworth had
visitors from Nova Scotia the first of the
week. Mrs. Underwood is spending a few
days with friends in the city. -. Henry Went
worth has started his threshing machine. He
had three of his fingers hurt Saturday. . The
Cross boys are pressing hay and straw at the
Smith ranch.
LITTLE RIVER BRIDGE. A conference was
held Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 18th in the Coun-
ty Commissioners room in the Court House of
parties interested in the bridge at Little River,
and was largely attended. Mayor Charles R.
Coombs presented blue prints of the surveys
made by Edbert c. Wilson of the firm of Green
& Wilson, Waterville. showing the three To-
cations under consideration, with the estimat-
ed cost of the bridges as follows: present 10.
cation, 50, TOE; that just above, and approved
by the county commissioners, $6,271, and the
new location above the E. D. Burd barn, So, 4s3.
at fhn
sioners decided in favor of the location thew
had previously approved and the officials of
Belfast and Northport were notified by letter
to that effect.
THE WoMAN's CLUB. The social meeting
last Tuesday evening at the Womans Club
under the direction of the vice president, Mrs.
Essie P. earle. was of unusual interest and
was well attended. large Edison machine
from earle & Jones was played during the
evening. Punch and waters were served by
Miss ENERGY CHM, Mrs. Lewis F. Cannon and
Mrs. Charles E. Rhoades. Mrs. George R.
Williamson presented the Club with a blank
bound book with the request that it be made
the Club log book for trees planted, and in
which she had written the history of the Viii.
Hanson tree planted last spring at the corner
of High and Spring streets. by direction of the
Club. She suggested that the Club should
plant tree every year. Mrs. Amos Clement
accepted tue book for the Club and Mrs. Will
Hanson was appointed its custodian. Mrs.
S. A. Parker gave the years program for the
Reading Department. The room was made
bright with baskets and bouquets of garden
flowers.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Oct. 18th to 23rd is
Edison week, nation wide celebration of Ed
sons triumphant recovery from the greatest
factory fire that ever occurred in the State Of
New Jersey. The entire week is to be given
to the Edison Diamond Disc, Mr., Edison'f
favorite invention, and Edison Day is to be
celebrated at the Panama Pacific Exposition
and it is hoped to have Mr.. Edison present.
The New Edison is revelation to all who have
heard it. Call on earle & Jones and they will
be pleased to play any record you choose with.
out obligation. Tomorrow or Saturday de-
cides whether you blossom out in a new fal
suit or overcoat for the Sunday "Dress Up
If you haven't bought your new suit yet. cal
on Harry W. Clark & Co., the Main stree
clothiers, and let them show you the Kuppen
heimer suits. See their window exhibits o
whats what" in mems fixin's ;. This j
Blanket Week at Garlic & Jones and they ar
Offering 400 blankets. ranging in price from
cents to sail bought in case lots before tn
advance. Tax collector Edward Sibley give
notice that real estates taxes must be paid b.
fore Dec. 20, 1915, and all other taxes on {
before Jan. l. 1916. Those who pay on or b.
fore Nov. l. 1915. will be allowed q discount
IL per cent. !. Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Thoml
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hutchins, Mr.. n
Mrs. Henry Thompson and Mr.. Elmer {
Thompson publish q card Of thanks. Sta
bank account with the City National Bank
Belfast. The Ground Gripper is the on
shoe that will support the foot at every pa,
yet will give free play to all the muscles. F
sale only at The Dinsmore Store. ,.... Lost
the town Of Brooks an open-face gold waite
Reward of S offered by John W. Hobt
Brooks. earle & Jones have secured t
agency ofsWarner's Rpst- Proof Brassieru
three models, one price. 80 cents. Step in
II Main street and see the mems suits t
Ralph D. Southworth Co. i offering ct SIS.