The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-18

The Belfast Band will give an omen air
concert TINS, Thursday, evening at 73o
o'clock from their band stand. school bouse
common.
At the Court of Insolvency held in Belfast
last week, objections We're filed to the dis
charge of Allen S. Rollins, of Troy. and his
case goes over
A subscriber writes: Enclosed find 50 to
renew our subscription to the best paper
pubished-the Republican journal. We
call ta 10. Dandy
Elder M. Stevens. of Pittstield, n. H., will
preach next Sunday at Memorial Hall at
o'clock and P. NJ. Mr. Stevens will be re-
membered as holding gospel services last
winter at the Opera House.
The following change in the postal service
is announced from Washington: Route 4s2.
Islesboro to North Islesboro. From August
10, 1892, increase service to twelve times a
week from August Is, to Sept 50, 1892
a team with a Newburyport party drove
through Belfast Friday They had driven
from home to the Rangeley Lakes and We're
bound home by another route. A canoe was
strapped on the carriage and a full camp
eqUlpage. The party camped wherever
night overlook them. Some of the company
took a side excursion to Searsmont. but they
pitched their tent at Northport
On Thursday last Mr.. II. L. Wood
cock had his annual picnic at Woodbine
Cottage, Quantabacook. About 100 Were
present, nearly all from Belfast The com
pany went out in coaches, buckboarus and
private teams. A picnic supper was served
at the cottage, and notwithstanding the rain
a pleasant evening was spent. The party
returned home about midnight.
REUNION OF THE 26TH MAINE. The seventh
annual reunion of the Goth Maine Regi-
ment Association will take place at Liberty
Tuesday, Sept. 18th. L. c. Morse, of Liber-
ty, is president, and ID. w. Billings, OF
Swanvile, secretary. The reunion is in the
hands of the following executive committee
john o. Johnson, James Place, f. H. Smith
Austin Wentworth and l.. c. Morse. Liber-
ty will extend a hearty welcome, and the
boys may rest assured that they will have a
good time.
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ra,lv fal+ alanr tho l;na ~ +I ,,'',t+,,, -
real estate Already there has been rand
rise in prices and Rockland spectators are
eager to get control of as much land as pos
sible between here and Rockland.
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the value of real estate along the line.
and make more available large number of
fine building lots. We have faith to believe
that such road Will be built At no distant
day.
STEAM YACHTS. Messrs Abel Hunt and II
o. Miller. of Bangor Col. VIM Cunkling. of
New York. c. c. Mum, Of Springfield Mass,
G. F. Furness Of Exeter, have bought of
Capt. Horace Atwood the 1jttle steamer
Annie and will tit her UP for a private yacht
to Use in connection with their SUMMER
lulnes at Islesboro. f. H. Branhall, of
Camden launched a fine steam Yacht Aug
ST. The Yacht was built for f. o. Smith, Of
North Haven, and is first class in every par
tiCUlar. She IS - ftet long ana 1T. beam.
finished in brass. compound engine and high
pressure boiler. She will sail at @ knots De j.,
horr Mr. Rramhall is AT present WORKING
on another steam launch IS fl long which
will he launched nrobablv in fine winter.
The steam Yacht Fulmar of BOSTON which
j. ,nakiuo This MORT headunarters left last
Thursday for Bar Harbor and returned Sum
iav evening.
1HE NHCR re HE'S. lie Aetho''lS' camp
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Pav r & Wentwortb of Da~tar Amone
+J,a ,,iara,,nen nresent i Chanlain Tribo11
nf fine Navy from, philadeInhia. Rey. Lee
ROY s. Bean. of Ciorhal.. will occupy the pul-
nit of rhe North church next Sunday. Mr.
Bean is a great worker in the Christian En-
,iea,nr movement and is we'll known here.
At the ,,,lrish meeting of the | -niyers;,-
list society last Saturday. it was voted to in
s+r,Ir- the huilding committee to renair fine
inferior of the church editice as they think
nroner Douhtless the interior will be fres-
coed. The Methodist church last SIM
d,v presented a fine disnlav of talent Tn
the morning Rev. William Mcdonald. d.
D., a visiting clergyman, preached a fine
sermon from Heb. 6.1-3. In the evening
Mrs. Alice Robinson, of CLAYTON, Cal, spoke