The Republican journal., 1886-08-05
See caucus notices in special notice column.

annual picnic to Swan Lake to day Thursday
Tinker mackerel struck into bay very plenti-
fully last Thursday and large catches were made.
Mrs. L. p. Alexander is to give an entertain
ment at Brooks, Friday evening, Aug. 9th, at I'm
Ion church.
The Sisters of Industry OF this city and friends
| will make an excursion today to Nnalhaven, on
steamer tockland.
Mrs. IL. II, Forbes Is putting front
the shoe store on Main street, occupied by Mr.
Frank A. Shaw
| The amount realized by the recent Methodist eN-
| cursion and the answer to the theological problem
published last week is $5.S5,
silver Cross. No IS knights Pythias of this city
meet on Tuesday evening a Johnson's Hail. The
new lodge is meeting with success.
| The steamer Florence has been repaired, and is
now on the route between Belfast and Castine.
See her new time table in another column
! Russell Post, q. a. r., of Skowhegan, is making
arrangements to come ON an excursion to Belfast.
| They want clam bake and sail on the bay.
Bert Thorndike and Hector Boynton, of Rock
! land, rode from that city to Belfast, Tuesday
ON bicycles, covering the distance in three hours
y. Packard, and next week Will give letter from
herdcScriptiyc of summer life in Springfield, Mass.
We are indebted to Mr.. Frank Banks, of this city,
tor samples of early raised on his place. The
ears were well filed out and were excellent in
quality.
Mrs. Alexander, Of this city, read before select
audience at the Grand Central Hotel Bar lIarbor
NJ Iry-pX \pNt b.iN he vii
at \ouhport ctmp-ground.
Capt.J Edward scott, who died at East Water
town. Mass. last Friday, aged ~ years, was well
known i'll Belfast. In odcn times he came here and
superintendent the building of a number Of vessels.
Good Temars should remember the District
Lodge for Waldo county will meet at Morrill, with
Rescue Lodge on Thursday Aug. l.. All are in
vited, Picnic dinner Rescue Lodge furnishing
coffee, beans, &c.
JuhG II. Craig, The heaviest n.an in the world,
arriNe at Belfast sunday and was ON exhibition
the first Of the week lie i - Years old and claims
to weigh ~ pounds. He is 9s inches around lin,
waist liz wife weighs about 100 pounds
Attention is called to the remarkable list of
prices, presented Icy Mr., Mark Andrews, in his ad-
vertieement of the New Boston Clothing store.
Mr. Andrews is determined to give the public the
advantage of the markets. He deles competition
Mr.. Mitchell, of Quincy, the gentleman who is
now Interested in the Oak Hill Granite Company,
is in town. Next Monday foreman and :. gang
| of Workmcn viii begin cutting at the Point. The
quarry gang is now at work. The business will
increase in the future.
CmrKcm NOTES. The subject of Rev. g. W
jenkins sunday discourse at the Universalist
Church will be: The Ministry of the Beautiful"
,..,rhe subject OF Rev. J. A. >aNages sermon at
the Unitarian church next sunday morning viii be
Gertrude in Religion"
y TAN COLLECTOR. Four proposals were re
reivel at The meeting Monday evening to collect
taxes iur The current municipal year Two of
them, Mc,srs. y F. Houston and j. C. Gates were
the "a me in regard to perccntlgt-one fourth per
cent Nh Houston MAS elected
NEW STORE. Mr. II. Z. Blldman has opened a
new store in Hay ford Block, first door below SWEET
MuIiSone, Beaver street. He will sell con
fcctoncry, fruit, tobacco cigars and fancy -roce-
ries He Is popular Young man and deserves
success. See his advertisement in another column.
ANE FACTOKl SOLD. Mr.. \. j. Stevens, of this
city, has purchased the George Hardy axe factory
on the east side lie Will allow the making
machinery to remain and will manufacture when
the business for that commodity looks better. In
the meantime he will put in machinery for saving
lumber.
JrLl WEATHER. We learn from Mr.. l.. II.
Murch That the average temperature for July was
G>,2i degrees, which a tre lower than last
wear and Il. degrees lower than the average
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