The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-08-12

The stores will be closed generally this
Thursday, afternoon to allow all to attend the
fair.
The flag at G. A. R., hall was at half m asst
Monday in honor of their departed brother,
James Pattee.
The Journal office had call last Friday from
little Misses Ann and Charlotte Cooper ant
their visit was highly appreciated.
The Philathea class of the Methodist Sunday
school will have lawn party at the Methods
parsonage, Court street. this Thursday even
ing. Ice cream will be on sale.
The dates of the annual fair of the South
Kennebec Agricultural Society at South Wind
sor have been changed from Sept 21st, 22nc
and 23d to Sept. 14th, 18th and 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Jones Morrison have
issued invitations to the marriage of theil
daughter, Cora Susan Morrison, and MIR. Amos
Jefferson King of San Juan. P. r., at the q ksi
Congregational Church, Sept. End at 10 a.. m.
The field meeting of Waldo Pomona Grange
will be held August 26th at Centennial Park
Montville. The speakers will be Charles M
Gardner, High Priest of Demeter, c. s Stetson,
Master, and C. O. Purinton. Lecturer, of the
Maine State Grange.
NORTH BELFAST. The service at the North
Belfast church next Sunday, at p. m. will
consist of another Travel Talk; subject "On
Horseback through Palestine" At the open
ing praise service there will be some special
music. Miss Frances Waikley. acting pas
tor of the North Belfast church, is spending a
few DAYS at the home of D. N. Beach in Ban
gor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Last three days
of the great Red Tag Sale at Harry W. Clark
& Co.'S, Main street. Sale closes Saturday
night Every thing at greatly reduced prices.
Dwight P. Palmer Masonic Memple, sells the
Lamson & Hubbard hats. .Ten-room house
with stable and modern conveniences, 20 High
street, Belfast, for sale. Apply to W. A.
Shales on the premises. The August cleanup
sale at James H Howes Of dresses, suits, coats
and wash skirts is now on. Attractive prices.
Come early Why not invest your money IN
a savings account in the City National Bank
of Belfast?. %. Farm for sale in Northport.
Address VIM. T. Flanders, Lncolnville, Me-.
R. F. D., 2.
PooR,s MILLS. Miss Fannie Cochran of
Dorchester, Mass, is guest of Mrs. Henry
Wentworth :. Miss Emily White of Portland
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs Lottie
Payson. Miss Susie Higgins of Thorndike
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bell Underwood. ..... Miss Mildred Stevens of
Brockton and Horace Grant and sister Della
were recent guests Mr.. and Mrs. F. 7. Went
worth John Shea of Boston, who mas been
spending his vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wentworth returned home last Saturday..
Mrs. Sophia Hartshorn of Morrill, is with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Carter, who is in poor
health. There is quite a lot of hay out in
this vicinity through the bad weather.
THE MUNICIPAL COURT. Monday there was
a "hoss' case in the Municipal Court before
Judge Maurice W. LORD, when Clinton A. Wing
of Belmont was the complainant against Vinal
O. Wing of Montville for the larceny of a
horse and carriage. Judge Lord found prob
able cause and bound him over to the Septem-
Der term of the S. J. Court under 500 bonds
with A. ]. Skidmore of Liberty and Fred G.
Gray of Belfast sureties. Tuesday there were
four cases of intoxication, all transient citizens
of Belfast Thomas Forrest, for a second
offence, was committed to the county Jail for
80 days; Dennis j. Murphy was committed
for 10 days. and John Doherty and Thomas
Cullen we're given like sentence with the
privilege of leaving town at once, and decided
to leave. Wednesday morning two young
men of 10 and 20 years, one giving his name as
II .rbert Smith of Milo and the other William
custody of Sheriff Frank A. Cushman on COM
D amt of Charles Drinkwater, who lives Just
below Saturday Cove, for breaking and enter
ing his home and also that of Mrs Jane Hart,
neighbor. In the Drinkwater home they
took a suit case, pair of pants, fountain
pen and an alarm clock. They plead guilty
and were bound over to the September term
of the S. ]. Court under $500 bonds and we're
committed When Sheriff Cushman was at
the corner of Franklin and Cedar streets on
the way to Jail with his prisoners Doyle con
GUIDED to take "leg ball." and jumping from
the carriage ran like deer over fences and
through the lawn at Court street. The
sheriff called to Jerry E. Hayes and his crew
of linemen, at work on the telephone wires
nearby. for help and is deeply indebted to
hem for assistance in running Doyle down be-
tween Church and High streets. where the
Sheriff caught him.