The Republican journal., 1892-06-23

We are compelled to hold over large
amount of matter intended for this issue ow-
ing to great pressure of local news.
The Church of God had their yearly meet
ing at their house in North Troy June
18th to 10Th. The session was largely at
tended.
The Epworth League, of Belfast, took a
blackboard ride to Searsport Tuesday even
ing, and paid fraternal visit to the League
of that town.
G. NJ. Brown, of Bangor, Dept. Inspector,
will inspect Thos. H. Marshall Post this,
Thursday, evening. A full attendance is re-
quested. Comrades in uniform
Belfast will have two circuseS very near to-
gether. June 10Th. the Charles Lee circus
exhibits here, and will be followed July 9Th
by the Leon W. Washhurn Pavilion Show.
Mr.. IL. NJ. Small, who was killed Monday
in the railroad accident ON the Grand Trunk
near Coaticook, formerly lived in Belfast.
and was brother of Frank H. Small, of
Bangor
Mr. +. a. Wilson, Of this city has bought
the interest of Dir. G. G. Kilgore and Mr.. E.
f. Hanson in the Canadian Skoda Discovery
Company and now controls three-tiftls of
the concern. Mr.. Wilson has just returned
from Nova Scotia and says the prospects of
the company are bright. He will return to
Wolfville.
The Sons of Veterans of Belfast wish to
return thanks to our citizens who responded
So heartily, both financially and socially,
and who did SO much towards making the
tenth annual encampment of the Maine Di-
vision success. Their acts are cherished
by every Son of a Veteran of Maine.
Mr. F. A. Follett, Belfast, has large stock
of fire works suitable for 18th of July You
can do better by calling on Mr. Follett than
by sending away. Spencer & Jones, Bel
fast, call on those indebted to them to sett e
Annual meeting of the Belfast Coliseum
Co., July 4th. Those indebted to the firm
of Ellis & CHM or who have demands against
the same are requested to call on the sllrviv-
ing partner Mr.. CHM. See city notices on
the sewerage taxation and concerning bills
PooRs MILLS. Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Shep-
herd visited their oldest daughter Mrs
Getchell, at Riverside last week, returning
Saturday. They report the hay crops look
ing Very poorly in that section. Mrs Mary
Neal, of Weeks Mills China made her son
Irving and old friends a visit last week
Mr.. Caravans Brown and Mr. and Mrs w
S. Carver are at Mr.. J. W. Banks. They
came on to attend the funeral of Mrs Richard
Brown. Alden Brown, who has not been
heard from for six years, wrote to his old
friends last week from California. He is
prospering and likes we'll -. Three We're
baptized here and eight received into tie
North Church by Rev. X. T. Hack sunday.
Rev. A. II. Mac Dougall breaches lis farewell
sermon here next Sunday. H has done a
grand work here and will be missed Very
greatly. Mr. c. F. Haley spent SUNDAY
with lis wife and boy.... Messls. Avery anil
Brown, Of Prospect. We're here Tuesday look
ing for nice carriage horse
MUSICAL CoNvENr1oN The waldo ana
kennebec Musical Convention met agret-
ah'e to notice June 10th at Albion. The cool
day and pleasant month OF june with the
best OF travelling contributed largely in Ill.,
! ing the hail specially in the afternoon. with
| merry listeners, WHO seemed pleased 10 lIark-
en- unto the iubilant choir who without prac-
tice III the Victory of Song took up and exc
cuted with much credit to the choir, glees
| nart-songs. choruses, anthems. uuartets.
! duets, solos and hymn tunes. MI SaInltei
! Rollins was chosen leader. Miss AdIie Rul-
| Inns. the convention favorite organist rre-
| Sded At the organ with marked ability.
Through the generous hospitality Of the AL
plon people large table was spread and fur
lisheti with dishes, coffee, etc. where we all
rartook If picnic dinner Al the close in
the afternoon a contribution was taken NJ, Il
/ vote of thanks extended t. the Albion l,,.,-
! pie. 1t was also voted To hold the next con-
/ Venlion at North Montville Oct t;ta. to coil
tinue all day. y program viii he made ont
, later on,
iTH OF july CELEBRATION. Arrangements
are nearly perfected for 4, big celebration
| Aere on the coming 4th of July wien. bar
ring ranstorln, there will he crowd in
the city. The committee have canvasseG
and obtained sufficient subscriptions to pay
the band to remain at home and furnish
music for the day and the Horse Breeders
| Society will become responsible for the rest
| The full program is not yet arranged but
the following gives it in part: Forenoon
| Down town procession made up of fantas-
| tics, wheelmen, trades Representations wild
! Indians, etc; testing of water works ora
ton music by the full Belfast Ban
| Afternoon: AT the park. Three trotting
races and running race, interspersed with
base ball games, climbing the creased pole
and music. The races are each for 800 and
are for 3 minutes. 2.45, 234, and running
classes. Entries closed June ~ All who
are willing to help make the occasion a
success by participating in any of the exer-
clses, parade, ETC., are requested to notify
/ any of the committee-B. H. COnant A
/ l. Mudgett, Fred G. White
| STEAMER NorEs. A news agency has been
/ established on the Boston & Bangor steam
ers. The business began on the Penobscot
| last week, with Mr.. H. l.. Damon in charge.
The new steamer Sedgwick was built on
/ the same model as the Castine and a short
distance off it is hard telling the two boats
| apart. The new boat has been given a trial
trip down the river and will soon be put
! INTO active SprVire The RanUpr r Ro,