The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
NEWS OF BELFAST AND VICINITY,

Belfast, fell one lay last week and fractured her
arm.
Remember the excursion to Bar Harbor which
leaves this city and Northport this morning return
ing same day.
You can now ride with Mr. Harrison Hayford
without arousng undue suspicion-he has turned
the poor over to Mr.. Edgcomb
Prof. c. W. Burrill, teacher in oratorv. will give
a free reading in the Yestry of the Uniyersalist
church in this CITY Friday evening at 80
O'Clock.
Capt Alfred COMBS, Of Sangerville. formerly of
lslesboro. was found our streets Tuesday. in.
sane and lodged in Jail lie came across the bav
on steamer Florence.
John |. Watts has snapped his buildings at
South Brooks for The Miller house on Bridge street
this city, owned by Mr., Henry c. Mar,en. Mir
Watts has moved into the house
large number Of people assembled at the house
OF II y. Lancaste~ Friday evening Of last week
Tor me purpose of observing the unfolding Of two
flowers Of the night blooming ccreus. The flowers
were very handsome.
we noticed in this city one day last week a
Grand Army badge painted upon cigar sign with
fist pointing into liquor store The initial letters
g. a. Il, are said to mean "Got Abundance of Rot
gut"
| Miss Mary IIu1etine Of this city gilyc birth
day party at her fathers cottage on the shore of
the bay one day last week \ happy party Of
young people assembled and the occasion wa, Il
| very pleasant one.
| There was a horse trot on the Park. Belfast, on
saturday afternoon to test the speed of Mr.
featoh's mare One party betSl0 with another that
the mare could not beat three minutes. The little
horse trotted the mile in several seconds less than
\ three minutes and was logged under the vine
Last fail Mr.. J. G. Gates, Of this city, prepared a
small patch of ground on which was trans planted
strawberry vines Of the Sharpless variety This
year tho vine, have made handsome Weld and
another year the crop must he large. II is 4 very
promising lot. We extend thanks for samples.
Tn HAY CROP. The farmers of ibis section
generally began hayiug ou Monday last, and If
favored WIN good weather, The crop wilt he tlsu-
ally good in quality amt although not up to former
/ yields viii no doubt exceed recent estimates. The
lowlands are stiIl soft from the ong-continued
rains and will be improved by sunshine and irving
weather Reports Of short crops elsewhere would
Indicate good prices for tHc Maine hav crop and
our tanners have reason to tecl encouraged by the
| present outiooE
/ An rtrort ,,tu he ,,o,l, ttis -,. r.. l,,.. 81 -
crowd at Norlhpart cam,,around tpto ,entn'n,,..
thus prooulipe tine season at t,,t,,,,,,
resort The ,..rnn ,neeti,s- ser,i,.s ,r rho ,t+n,
dist. eIo, ,,itl tb,. la, f ,y..L j., ,,,,,t ..I;,
has become the universal ,.,,.I,n, ,,f -,,i,,,, -,
leave when the meetings cease. The Grange fp,l.
Val, Which viii ne attended I,v oranges from ,,iI
parts of the State will he held i'm \or,lporr th,
second week in september lit would he hp!t the
lrsl week but the state tdr- mtrrfcrcl and people
wall De requested 1" r"inain INIT after that event
Miss Charlotte BasGorI. wao C.ica in tni, cItv ON
Friday Of last week 44ci - years, wa, Il daughter
/ Of Jonathan Ba9log3 vhu came To- Belfast .ruuI
Chester, y H., before l~0J. Mis- Ea9for,l. m5.r,-
sally hnuwuas Aunt Charlotte ,lil b, rem, g,nrg,t
Wy our older people Although cnioy.ne round
health -ho was great uonebu,iy. She b,t r,r
been uu Mtiu street in the a~t tNenr, wears amid
while she has heard the whistle of the lo,o,uotl,,
for fifteen wears she never saw the train She, h,-
lived FOR tventy wear, with MIR. ami Mrs Hiram,
Jones who have cared fo, bo, rr,p, ,o,,,i,.- .r
philanthropy.
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III '''i7 ''H' i'S' "e'N' anu inc r'-i' '''
~ '''''N 7"p "!7 7'Fo" ~ 7'N'I''-' lhrrN "'l DE
church ncxt ~und1y. 1t the close a collection will
/ DC takeu for the Maine GENERAL llo,pitl. An are,
requested to aid TINS worthy tn-tttution.....l,cy
". H. Williams viii preach at Poors MIL, pn sun
/ 9ay a. NIL. The topic VI sermon next Sunday in
/ the North Church will lie .rrhe Revised 0Ii FIESTA.
ment." After this The church will Ut. closed for
four OF i've >uud,, A., tie ,;l ,r yiIise,f,-rt, l.
1 bsimnual vacation. nine rn,cI,,.. .oIjr.ti,,, ,n,