The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-22

me arrivals have been very numerous this week.
averaging about % day, besides tie excursion
parties.
Mrs George Runnells and Miss Mary Runnels,
of Waterville, have been spending week at the
Emery cottage
Misses Carrie Gilmore. Nellie Walker, Nettic
Brown, Tena Brown and Iona Brown, of Belfast,
are at the AIilHhen cottage, South Shore, for a
week.
Rev. j. r. Baker of Rockland, preached to a
fair sized audience at the camp circle last sunday
Preaching next Sunday by Rev. Geo. Palmer, of
this place.
In copying some personals from the Northport
news the Fairfield Journal says of last week. is
sue Of the Republican journal that it 'was a most
excellent number of even that wide awake jour
mai"
Mr.. J. W Brown, of Washington D. G, rave
What Is termed a donkey party" at her cottage on
Bay View Park Monday evening. Lots of fun in
adding tail to the animal, and then the usual re,
frcshmcnts-
The age says the m! ~terou9 sounds reported
last week were on Friday, but eyc ryone else heard
them ON saturday. y letter from Pcnobscot, else
where in this issue, has something further to saw
on the subject.
Inc annual NJ. (. CAMPAIGNING will begin here
ON MONDAY next and continue through the week
The programme has already been published in the
Journal and all there is to be said now is, Come,
for all things now ready"
The "BeaIe Cottage on Clinton avenue is oc,u
pied this week by Key. J. II Bcale ana " ife Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. \. Pease, Minnie Pease ana Mi Nj
X. Simmons, all of Appleton, Maine. Mr. Bpalp is
N '",""' y V'c stiIIinS poem u az Weth
Recent arrivals at the -tndrews cottage are Fred
eflrA t. richardson and wife. Boston; Miss Nellie
T. Pierce, Lynn, Mas; also DR.. T.. F. Bracket
AND Nr. F. II. Page, Boston; Mrs. Il. b. Lyons,
| l.lnn Mas. Mra. Chas. Townsend gave a clam
BAKE 70 friends and guests Of this cottage on Tues
dt! afternoon
The explanation Of the sounds heard ;,l,,n., tbt
shore recently in last SATURDAYS sea Breeze world
almost incline one to the belief that the c,Jito, of
that paper had been .wetting his whistler If he
Wu~ ,jMelier in Norhpolt a. in former seasons.
and had heard the sounds, he would no, have pub
li-hcd So gaGzy an explanation of their ori,,fp
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it'h mate an address giving statistics of the
"i"ef ana It's work IN uhc past year. Past Grand
IthitAf Nj }. Dow followed with q brief speech
In Whloh he criticised the Waldo county officials
for the manner in which they had, or had not , eN
ccutc3 the prphilitory laws ami intilnat d that
| the temperance people would not stand this much
| longer. He was followed l,v Mrs. ] r. POLAND IL
lengthy address on the enor,nitjes Of me Ii,o,.
tran., and then Lieut. q. l.. F. Howe made nh ~
lertivc speech and was foIovred 1,- Tr,,, 7, /,
Simolton of Camden. Bpt # a. tb ti,,n ,,,,.f,
ana singing that attracted thn .r,,.I .nd ,i,,,.
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