The Republican journal., 1892-09-08
THE NEWS OF BELLA ST.

tsru''n.
.mrlay morning mans derby hat and a
trv of butter We're found near the side
betWeen the Baptist church and the
..tlt High and Miller streets. The butter
atrl that the man had rolled over it
M times, 1t was probably case of
lrnnk
r members of the Belfast Band We're
auch pleased with their reception at
Haven on their recent excursion. and it
III oversight that proper recognition
ilrtesies extended was not more
,rr made. The band feel under many
t,oils to their Ninalhaven friends
tt Vi G. Hill says that the Northport
,5~aDnd Association will at once make
iritlous for next season Four society
49,, next the water will be removed
parl cleared. The lumber will he
... ia the ground, and next spring the
l'n will he erected 1t Will he in
-.t If an octagon, with each face TWEEN
lett long.
IT,, evening twenty-nine odd Fellows
Na~,asoit Lodge, Castine, came to Bel
IN Steamer Electa, and made a friendly
.. w aldo Lodge. After the work Of the
c.N- The company sat down to an oyster
.u.- 1T was nearly midnight when the
,-fI, brethren Went home. They We're ac-
fied to the wharf by the Belfast Odd
5V- who cheered their departing guests.
4., st WEATHER. Mr.. l.. H Murch re-
rs d r. mean temperature for August as
two-thirds of a degree warmer than
.'o-an temperature for August, 1891, but
i, arl Of a degree colder than the mean
t~.4lnre for the past 33 years. The
ar temperature for the month was 81
t-e lowest so. The last part of the
r-a was quite cool, which reduced the
ae temperature. 1t rained on thirteen
7,. he precipitation being 53s inches. 1t
-. j very wet month
>,4Her Gov Bodwell of the Rockland
Nulhaven route. arrived in Belfast
nIav morning with an excursion party of
III lgO on board. A brief cal! was made
Is zen the boat proceeded to Castine. re-
RI b. here at three o'clock p. N. Some of
,N.HrsioniStS stopped here and number
j fast people made the trip to Castine
',i7 the 1irst visit of the Governor Bod
our waters. The boat is handsome
d is very fast. She was built at Rock
Mi. George A. Gilchrest.
manual training school committee
..ut yet been able to obtain all their
1t feel confident that with the few
7# ing subscriptions and the money
s. # the exhibition they will be able 10
-r their financial obligations at once
d very good showing, considering
school has cost some 500. aud more
.4.fof tie pupils have been on the free
:, The tools and benches will be stored
" ilse. and having these the neat
r matter. Some of the articles on exhi-
4t were mislaid or exchanged, and 9TH
IS ee~r not called for. All unclaimed ar
nay be found at Mrs L. H. Conants'.
street, and all who inadvertently
rtieles belonging to other pupils are
st-d to rtrtify the mistake at once.
~ CHURCHES. Rev. J. f. Tilton, pastor
Baptist Church preached SUNDAY at
Staple Grove Campground North Sears
\ large number of Belfast people were
>rr- The Waldo County Baptist As
.tm Will meet in Nassalbcro Sent "A.
-atrs from the Belfast Baptist Church
-frnd. The Association will probably
r # into one OF the other Association
meeting. Rev. r. I. Hack return-
~ week and occupied the North Chrucll
fit aSt Sunday. The evening meeting
5@voted 10 reports from the recent
~ Endeayor convention i'll Bangor.
CUTTERS KNOW HIM Leaving his
SIS paving in their stalls and his cattle
n their pasture along the banks of
loved Ptnobscot. David II. Smith.
and philosophers of Wmttrport. came
-"r Wednesday, and visited the fair.
~ years OF age, his step is still that
no crow feet are III the corners
yes. and no bitterness is in his heart
d bass Voice is still as CHEEKY as it was
.t3T> ago, when David as 'King of Dix
tad 5000 men under his control. and
Y post offices as easily as boys put up
ylses He is now interested in all
- If farming, and particularly deyot-
HorseheSh. He has several fine step
# kIectloneer strain, and believes that
IS the place in which to raise fast
''e. In fact, he proposes to raise some
asef Bangor Daily News.
NHiPFING ITEMS. Sch. Mary A Hall, Capt
r84 : arrived Thursday from Portsmouth,
q Is now on the marine railway receiving
-ta sheathing. Sch. Clara arrived last
-.ddE from New York with coal for Swan
Nihey C0....Seh Sarah L. Davis arrived
81 Week from New York with coal for F. G..
lf+ She will load paving for New York,
H4eht 4 Go. furnishing the cargo. Capt.
H7s of sch. Sarah L. Davis, says that Aug.
Wy llF PASSED of Cape Coo vessels boat
ID quantity of lumber and railroad ties
0oat resembled a seine boat. Sch.
fGla Gilkey, Of Searsport, will come to
tSF 10 he copper sheathed. Sch. A.
tHfd arrived Friday from Boston and
-H MO dock, where she was painted. The
''trl wiil load lime at Rocl1land for New
Capt. Royal w. Warren, who has
TN Il home for two trips, will take COM
'Al Sch. Henry Il. Titon has chartered
qat paving at Solnes Sound for New York.
b. Ella NJ. Wiley, of Thomaston, a
Y ionr master, is at Peirce's lee wharf
'ditg for southern port. The schooner
take about 1900 tons.
STEAMER NOTES. Mr.. A. r Warner. for
Years steward on steamer Lewiston, is