The Republican journal., 1892-07-14

John Carr, East Belfast, lost a horse Sun
day, worth 500
Mrs G. Howe Wiggin, of Rockland, is in
Belfast, the guest Of Mrs. Margaret Frost
Prof A. F. Richardson, of the Eastern
Normal School, Castine, was in Belfast
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Calvin Austin, of Boston, has been in
Belfast on visit to Mrs. L. B. Dinsmore.
She left Wednesday.
Mrs. I. A. English, of Omaha, Neb., ar
rived Wednesday on a visit to her sister,
/ Mrs, Geo. f. johnson.
The Belfast Band will give an open air con-
cert this Thursday evening at 715 o'clock
on School House Common
Rev. E. Cunningham, and two sons, who
have been in Belmont several weeks, left
Wednesday for New York
The white squadron will visit Bar Harbor
again this summer The fleet will make a
fatal mistake if it does not again come to
Belfast.
The Savings Banks have paid to the State
Treasurer their semi-annual tax for the six
months ending April 3oth. The Belfast Say
ings Bank paid S4,006.S6
Steamer Electa was nearly half way across
the bay Tuesday morning bound to Castne,
having forgotten the mail She called
back by steamer Roclland.
| Will Smalley son of Thomas Smalley Of
| Northport, one of the young men who re-
Gently Went to Detroit Mich. arrived home
Wednesday, i'll with malarial fever,
The polishers and granite tools Of the late
granite firm of G. J. Hall, Belfast, have been
sold to parties in Addison The sch. f. G.
| Crock was here the first of the week and
| took them away.
EARLY POTATOES. Mr.. Frank Wentworth
of Waldo, on Monday brought new potatoes
to market. which 80 far as we know, are the
first of the season. The potatoes are the
Early Queen variety, very large and hand
some.
SUIT OFF The Peoples Prohibitory En-
forcement League has dropped the suit
against County Attorney Brown, of Belfast.
The reason assigned is that he has but one
WI Al w WV
his term of office. The law and order league
will work for Mr.. Browns defeat at the
polls, and if he can be defeated the end will
be accomplished.
Mr.. E. S. Pitcher, the school agent, has
hired Mr.. Ira A. Jenkins, as principal of the
High School. in the place of M. f. w. Chase
resigned. Mr.. j nkins is a native Of Mon
roe, but has been teaching at Orange, Mass.
He is a graduate of Bates college of the same
class with Mr.. Chase and Mr.. j. Il. Dunton.
Mr.. Jenkins is 81 Years of age, married and
comes well recommended.
| SUNDAY School EN- VksIoN The Baptist
S sunday School and society Will make an en-
cursion, next Friday, ON steamer Electa
Tie party will go to H igh Head in Brooks
VILE opposite Castine. where a picnic dinner
will he eaten \ clam chow'ler will also be
served The return viii he made in the
early evening. Good singing will be had
/ during the trip and a fine time may he ex-
/ rected.
The Massachusetts Dental Association
! held its annual meeting in Huntington Hall.
! Boston. July It'll and Sth. DR.. George F.
Eane,, a native of Belfast, has been presi-
dent of the association for the past year. Dr.
/ Eames address was ON ''Heath as "A Potent
Factor N Professional Success illustrated
/ by the stereopticon. The Boston Journal
said the address received much appreciation,
and has been very highly complimented by
many prominent members of the dental PRO
fession as We'll AS by the press
/ MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL. Mr.. Schuerch
who is to take charge of the Manual Train
! ing school, will be in Belfast Friday morn
ing, July 10Th The class arrangements can
not be fully determined until his arrival. All
! boys and girls DESTROYS of entering these
classes are requested to meet at the gram
mar school room, on Saturday at ten o'clock
/ III the forenoon to register names and to re-
ceIve admission tickets. The committee is
meeting with much encouragement from the
business men of the town, who are looking
for good results from the establishing of this
pactcal working school in our city.
A REMOVAL. Mrs. c. w. Haney has leas-
ed the store on Main street formerly occu-
| pied by Mr.. o. G.. White and will move her
! stock of clothing and furnishing goods there.
| Mr.. Arnold Harris, the owner of the build
ing, is putting in plate glass 'front.' and is
fitting up the building to suite the wants of
Mrs. Haney. For fifteen years Mrs. Haney,
and her late husband, have occupied the
store under the journal building and the
jewellers along the row will miss her very
much. Her increasing business, however,
demands more room and she makes the
change for that reason. In order to reduce
her stock before moving she will give some
great bargains in her line. Read what she
says in her advertisement in another col
! umn
Miss Frye's private school We're largely at
tended by the mothers of the pupils and in
vited friends. The children made good
impression on the visitors by their attention,
the promptness of their answers, and the
quietness of their department. AT the close
| of the afternoon session, each child was the
recipient of a little present, while they in
turn presented their teacher with a silver
pickle jar for her table and handsome sill
Yer berry spoon. Then was served a pic
nic supper, followed by ice cream and cake