The Republican journal., 1892-09-08

Intrt Will De DdAu 1oACoAo vi SCHOOL
house common tomorrow, Friday evening,
at o'clock.
Clara NJ Mathews, of Waterfowl, Mass,
is in Belfast, the guest 81 Capt. and Mrs. r.
II. Coombs.
Mr.. Hollis NJ. Coombs Of Providence, r.
l.. is in town, the guest of his brother, Capt
r, III. Coombs.
Miss Ida E. Walker went to Lincoln Tues
day of last week, for a visit TO friends there
and later to Crystal.
Mrs A. A. Packard, of Brockton arrived
Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansel Wadsworth
| Mr.. William Pierce and Miss Lizzie Col
lier of Providence, are in Belfast, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. CHM.
The game of base ball at BucEsport, Sat
urday, between the BucSsport Seminary
nine and the Brewer High School nine. re-
suited in a victory for the Seminary boys by
score of 16 to Is. The Brewer boys only
had seven men, however.
A Belfast man when in a Waldo county
town which recently bought new hearse,
saw the old hearse standing near the road
WAY, its side plastered oyer with bills ex-
falling the virtues of a certain patent medi-
cine.
/ The Skoda Discovery Company will have
samples of all their medicines at the
Maine State Fair grounds, lewiston Tile
display is Ia the hands Of Messrs | NJ.
Cottrell and Charles Eaton, who have Lad
much experience in advertising Dana's Sar-
saparila.
The steamer Viking left Isles boro Monday
morning for a fishing trip off Mt. Desert
with party Of fifteen or twenty on board
| guests of the owner Nh George H Kimpail
| Mr.. Kimlall and family, DR.. A. s. Davis
and Capt. Sherman, all Of Turtle Head,
! Capt. Carver, of Searsport, and others made
! up the party. A similar trip last season was
Very successful, the party catching large
quantities of cod and haldocE The Viking
was to return last evening.
TIE KATAHDIN BROKE HER SHAFT. Tues
day morning when the steamer katalldn
was off Monhegan bound east the Shaft
broke. The steamer was able to make her
way to White Head, when a telephone was
sent to Rockand for help. The steamer
Mount Desert went to the rescue and lowed
the katahdin to Rockland. The passengers
for up-riyer landings We're forwarded in the
| afternoon on steamer Rockland, arriving
here about o'clock. The Katahlin Mill
be lowed to Boston for repairs. The ac-
ci,lent is unfortunate as the western travel
is very large at this time
The BAPTIST CHURCH 70 BE REPAIRED AND
IMPROVED, Arrangements are in progress
| for making extensive repairs and improve
mentS on the Belfast Baptist Church, Tile
church desires 10 raise $500 for this prr-
pose. Eight hundred dollars have been
pledged. and Il member las agreed to be re-
sl'onsible for one thousand dollars, u he
raised outside the church, provided tile
church will raise the balance. [ nder tile
circumstances the members Will do al they
possibly can to be able to take this offer.
| The church membership is not very large.
and Il good deal of outside work will have
to L.. done. If this extra amount can We
raised il will put the church in i Very good
condition. The building will b4 shngled
the audience room carpeted and frescoeG
and new pews added. a pipe organ put in
and an extension built on III the rear Of the
church and the baptistry put up stairs
| While the soliciting committee does not feel
at liberty to ask for outside all it will be
very gratefully received from those Who fee
able and willing to give.
HEAD OF TIDE. Capt. and Mrs. Geo. L.
Ryan and daughters entertained their
friends Of this place to tue number Of about
thirty at their beautiful home at the Clipper
! Bridge, last Thursday p. M A table was
spread on the lawn which commands i fine
/ view of the bay. The bill Of fare comprised
steamed CLAIMS in shell, cula chicken, salad.
/ coffee, cake and pies. After doing Justice to
the Viands the company was entertained
/ With vocal and Instrumental music. During
the festivities the Captain schooner, James
| Holmes, passed down the river through the
/ bridge. fording novel sight to many Of tile
company. Before separating Mr. Dprn1n in
| behalf of the company. expressed thanks for
/ the royal entertainment and Kind offices per
| formed by the family in the past. These re-
| marks We're strengthened by a unanimous
! vote of the company Mrs. Ryan happily
responded The company departed for their
homes at an early hour feeling that a half
day had been pleasantly spent. Friday
evening supper and sociable We're held in
| Union Hall The tables We're spead with
| clam stew. baked beans, cake, pies and cot
| fee The stew, made by James Tucker, was
/ pronounced first class. Rev j. E. Adams
j of Bangor, occupied the pulpit Of our church
| last Sunday morning Three persons united
! with the church and the Lords supper was
| administered. Rev. Mr. Dornan who has ac-
| ceptably supplied our church the past sum
mer, has vacation of two weeks after
which he will continue his labors with u.s.
:. Mr., and Mrs. E. l.. White and SON who
have spent the summer here, have returned
to their home in Lynn....M Mrs. E. W.
| Mitchell has gone to Massachusetts. The
| bridge on the Merriam road is undergoing
extensive repairs. Mr.. Richard S. Gay is
| building a Shed and veranlah connecting his
house and barn. Mr.. Geo. G. Sheldon spoke
in Union Hall on behalf Of tile People i
Party . School began Monday, Sadie Russ
teacher.