The Republican journal., 1892-09-22

1 Water was turned on to the Bay View
street extension of the city water main Tues
day.
Many of our correspondents sent in their
items so late this week that we are unable to
print them.
G. L. Young breaches at the Memorial
Hall next Sunday afternoon and evening at
go and o'clock.
The horses advertised in last weeks Jour
nal as taken up astray in Northport We're a
valuable pair owned by Geo. o. Bailey, of
this city.
| Dr. Townsends entertainment on CAN
| cient Jerusalem and the Life of Christ" is
spoken of in the highest terms by the Bos-
ton, New York and other papers.
| An emblematic Odd Fellows charm, in the
shape of shield surmounted by a crown.
has been lost The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at the store
of Thayer & Adams.
Miriam Rebekah Lodge, |. O. o. F., of
Rockland, will visit Aurora Rebekah Lodge
of this city next Tuesday and perform the
work in the beautitied form. After the work
there he banquet, and musical and literary
entertainment.
One of our prominent citizens had a bad
mislap Monday but luckily escaped with no
serious results. He was shingling on Shed
and fell off. The reason for his lot getting
hurt was that he landed in a hog pen upon
very, very soft bottom.
Don't forget the annual fair and trot of
the West Waldo Agricultural Society at
Liberty, to-day, Thursday, and tomorrow.
Two days races anda good time are assured
and no doubt many of our people will take
the pleasant drive to Liberty.
One of the most enjoyable picnics of the
summer was given at Mr.. c. o. Poor's cot
tage near Little River, Tuesday, to party of
invited friends. A clambake, music bv
members of the band and other pleasant
features contributed to the pleasure of the
day.
Mr.. Geo. A. Qumby of this city is prob
ably the oldest sewing machine agent in
point of continuous service for one company
| III Maine. For over twenty years he has
been agent for the Domestic machine in Bel
fast. He was the first agent for that machine
in Maine.
Miss B. f. True, OF Castine, will receive
| pupils in China painting and orders for
| Christmas presents, whist prizes. etc, at &c
High street, Specimens of Miss True's work
have been ON exhibition here and have been
highly COMMUNICATED She is an artist Of
ability and deserving of patronage
Mr.. Charles O'Connell, of the Belfast Cloth
ing House. is waking up buyers to a realiza-
ton of the fact that it is the fall of 90, and
/ further that he has goods suitable for tile
season, which he proposes to Sell at fair
| prices. He is prepared to suit YOU il respect
to cut, material and price, and his stock is
full and complete
The Belfast Military Band gave concert
at the school common last Friday evening
with the following programme:
March Northport (By request, Chase
/ Overture Puritan, Bellini
| Selection CaNalleria Eusticaua Mascagni
| Waltz Sounds from Erin Burnett
Laugh, oh coons. Schottische. Wheeler
| March, Col Wellington Reeves
The Rev. Miss kingsbury has been APP
| pointed member of the Advisory Council
of the Wo1nan's Branch of the Columbian
Exposition, Her letter accepting the ap-
| pointment, has been sent to the Vice Presi-
dent of the Woman's Branch of the w. c.
| A, who requested her cooperation i'll the
| work of the proposed Congress.
The play Around the World in Eighty
Days has often been presented here but City
Marshal knowlton took a quick trip on a
somewhat smaller scale recently He ate
supper Saturday night in Belfast, drove to
Camden, from whence he took the electric
road to Rockland. JoinInga White Mountain
excursion there he spent two hours at
fabEan' and arrived home before breakfast
Monday morning. He was accompanied IN
Messrs, Z. E. Bradbury, Samuel Hinclzlev
and Ansel Benner Fdw. Wadsworth and
| Allie and Ben Wells also took in the
| White Mountain trip, but left here earlier
! il the day.
Inc Grand Army party, which left ifar,li-
ner last Thursday on steamer kennebec for
Washington, ID. C.. had a good send Off The
hannebec Reporter says of the preparations
Tor the voyage: "Tabes had been set in the
Ladies Cabin and that apartment fitted ,lt
With dining Accommodations. The supplies
We're put aboard, and the refrigerators look
ed as though no one would go hungry.
| Great quantities d coal were stored away in
the bunkers, and certainly the handsome
boat presented the appearance of a foreign
bound craft MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Gates. of
this city, We're of the party. The Kennebec
made the trip in "A hours without mishap.
JUVENILE PUGILIsM. A short time ago one
OF our prominent citizens, who is also lead
ing member of his church, was applied TO by
some small boys for permission to play in
some sheds of which he had charge The
permission was cheerfully granted Soon.
| however, sounds of shouting We're heard
from the sheds. Our friend at once hurried
over and what a sight met his gaze! space
had been cleared around which sat a score
or more of small boys, while in the centre
stood two youngsters stripped to the waist.
with gloves on and ready to square away a
II Sullivan. There We're also a time keeper.
referees, and all the appurtenances Of a first
class prize fight. The contention which
caused the loud words heard Nv tile citizen
Was over tlt ullpStiDn ia ,yi,Ath., Va