The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-08-26

/ he Goldfish does not cackle
bO' To inform US what she's done;
- 20 we scorn the Goldfish coy,
ApO p1- the helpful hen we prize;
o.;cf indicates to thoughtful minds
VII II NAYS to advertise.
r.. Waldo County Sunday school associa-
r,I have an ali day session in Brooks
,.pr 9th.
s,,rq White Barker Tent,D. of ". will hold
s- regular meeting in Memorial hall Sept.
,.r al : P. M
The Jolly Nine and guests will occupy the
T., Cottage, below the City Park, for one
asEinning September End.
,,-. Thomas ". Lothrop entertained Wed.
..-s, afternoon at auction bridge in honor of
~. s3mner W. Lothrop of Orange. NJ
u.rsrl L. Partridge went to Quantabacook
.,,-jg7 for a few days visit with his sister,
d.. Edmund Wilson, at Camp Wilson
r Rice of Newport has sold the Captain
.,spben Larrabee farm in Unity to Albert
ri5e.y u Greenville. This is considered to be
.+f the best farms in Waldo county.-Ban
gg Aews.
HRS florence Brooks Whitehouse of Port
~ the leader of the suffragette movement
yaue, was recent visitor in this city,
Clustering at The Wayside.
albert F. Coson, who has been confined to
..- for some time with a strained iga-
~-rt the leg. is able to be out although not
---5 a.tend to work. During his illness the
rt work at the Waldo county court house
-,-l-sn looked after by Clyde Pettee.
E..=r- + Chase says that in April, 1865 every
to ia the Chase building, corner of
},s. and Church streets, was shattered
r. dscharge of cannon brought into post
.-c= =guarl to celebrate the taking of Rich
75ai Va by the Union army The accident
sunday when window was broken in the City
NsuHa. Bank building, which occupies the site
4 the old Chase store, recalled this bit of his
...g MIR. Chase.
I.-aRANs MEETING. The Waldo County
Veterans will hold their September meeting
.r.1- Vaughan shore East Belfast, Sept. 2,
s ii stormy or wet day, the meeting will
rt postponed until fair. Remember this is an
gtl5lf meeting and must be good day There
al he not hing furnished but coffee, so govern
ourselves accordingly Bring your drinking
:.s A Stinson, Secy.
Amos j. King will arrive from San Juan, P.
E Hsu tuesday and his marriage to Miss Cora
clsa- Morrison will take place in the North
agregationaI church Thursday, Sept. I'd, at
81. Miss Morison's, sister, Miss Avis M.
go-s-n of Springfield, Mass, will be maid of
arl-I Misses Helen L. Gate of Hartford, CT.
IA Jordan of Middleton, N. Y, Margaret o.
Vale u Miami, Fla, and Marian Hazetine of
5s fast will be bridesmaids. Rev. Haraden S.
FssJ ill oficiate.
ApTGRTIsED LETTERS. The following let
,srs remained uncaled for in the Belfast post
..5te Ter the week ending August "a: Ladies'
Ms Meta Bunpe, Mrs. s. C. Moon. Mrs.
sarah sockalexis, Mrs. Fred Woodcome. Gen.
t5msn-Mr. C. E. Wentworth Otto Ander-
:.- u Z. Fuller, Everett Gerald. Harold Han
so- Elwin Jaquith, Geo. Elwood johnson,
Ralph Jordan, John Landry e letters) Fred
.sco Lariccia. Frank Nicholas, National De-
ieetye Asso., Mr.. G. s. Parke Louie Valley,
SIN NJ WEIGH.
4 ta R-FooTED BURGLAR" The City Ma
u5aa bank was the scene last Sunday morning
about 3 o'clock of sensational "breaking and
slterlDg." The milk team of Leslie Elms
YES sanding on Main street in front of the M.
y Rich house and the driver, Perley Dutton,
vas in the house delivering milk. earle Elms
Il suden, eight years old, who was visiting
li lnce was seated in the team. A buckle
o. the hodback broke, letting the cart come
against the horse, which frightened him, and
started to run, earle fortunately jumping
ron the cart and thus escaping probable in
-Fg The hose kept on down Main street
s1l hen sweE, ing into Church street headed
.ot about the center of the City National
'aHs and went through plate glass window
Eto the banking room, leaving the milk cart
inside Just as the horse entered the window
The .anitor, John Parker, entered the door and
soon lad the horse by the head. The animal
Fa' taen quiet and was led out the door Tho
oA.g iamage done in the banking room was
TIE tTeaking of glass top on table, and the
Nfsa' while cut about the legs by the broken
sass' was not seriously injured. A report in
s5'Ston daily says: 1.-THE janitor had to lead
~s horse out through the directors room info
A7 o0py and through the main entrance to
1e street." The directors room is in tho
mont Of the second story.