The Republican journal., 1892-10-06
VIEWS OF BELFAST.

the champion big apples of the
.r. shown in Mrs. J. c. Gates win
T .rnIay They We're of the AleNan-
..t,. weighed II and II ounces re-
and were raised by Mr.. Alex. Nc
-I, ,u his place at the Head of the
harrison Alexander, of Belleville,
,f, lris been visiting his brother and
s.rt. his fall, has ordered from Capt.
L rfN some canvas covers for grain
IFS. in his fields III the west. The
n made of quite heavy duck, and
n.t Square.
,.r pay. The teachers of Belfast
hol. met last week, organized an
-.... AID adjourned to next Wednes-
.ru- when the matter of Columbus
-.,nme will I've decided ON. Miss
uhIins is president, Mr.. f. w.
president, and Miss Grace Lord,
tttA N'ti'titl'i VI lltt eittilRN-
shown hy some boys flying kites
.-aF afternoon. III our streets not
Iir MAS stirring and the bay was
q, s.ass, yet kites up on 200 feet of
I, I'd westerly breeze of such force as
severe strain on common soft
fAht
r1e Hartman went to Monroe Thurs
.tr.n tile fair in the interests of the
n. Spltty. He found several miSer-
. lulSe, and admonished the owners
.r- them home to sin no more. He also
ued large number of the copies of
M laws, Of which many people are
MT HIS efforts will doubtless have an
-ood on this important subject,
Wig.
IS. Emma WEIGH, Past Chancellor, and
| Mo, L Ingalls,, Chancellor of Primrose
| .Dr. FNthian Sisterhood. attended the
assembly of that branch of the
-,.t pvthias Order at South Portland,
> They are lavish in their praise
.4Aasome manner III which they, in
n with all the delegates attending,
entertained by the Sisters of Myrtle
N7 nf South Portland.
.,t fire older readers of the journal
interested in the article from the ODD
. Ho1iSter, on the 9th page, relating
honorable career in Odd Fellowship of
Porter. ESQ, native of Belfast.
0ualdol that when a boy Mr.. Porter
apprenticeship to the drug bust
with ". @. Poor, of this city, and he has
mad been identified with that trade
the Wholesale line. and is still sin
ii 1UI'l street, Boston.
r. Knight, Of BrownvilIe. met with
ri considerable time and some
.-a, ast week. Saturday he was on
T,f steamer bound to New York to
>u, and stepping ashore here to
friend learned that the son had
-rer on the morning boat With Il
>tltdtors, who We're to make their
a~rfs at his house and expected TO
iI as a guide on a hunting trip
r>e changed his plans and started
uH sundays boat.
~tlsb N4TTFRs The fall time tahIa
Maine Central and its branches Went
4-- sunday, There are changes in
,. and deparfpra nf All +ha trains
-.e time bei1lu A. faIlo,vs. Arrive
Id 1925 A. NJ. and 6.:0 p. n. derart
NJ. and Lis and 4.15 p. Nh. The
-, at the depot here Will he ready
IT. Ia a few DAYS. They are the Fair
suspension track scales, the works he
Aead and tile platform SUSPENDED
4rt1n : 10 feet long. which Will fake
--,t freight ear in use. The warh
oa.n. Mr. Henry Ove,ln.lz of St,al-
.u.-. who has been in the employ ol
M1N> COMPANY for thirteen wears.
1 NtFN' station agent mas received
''f' VIII ne az tAFtiHI"A pc ~
.7'at IRON i'ockIand tothe W bite
i ll>, AND REPAIRS Mr. James T
au rNcellent run of work at pres.
us the work for the Dana S4r,a-
. Fee has IA stable A feet square to
M 4. c. Siblev. a storeilouse BOX
r. Cooper, and is to rebuild the
.t5ule 1T the residence of Hon. w,
MARSHA Mr.. Francis Whitmore is
house at the corner of Snrino
81 streets. 1t is in Oueeu Anne STYLE
new colors matched the old exactly
ing rarely seen i'm that kind of nalnr.
An addition has been built to the rral
photograph rooms on High street
4 t-u,2u & Foster. The Washburn
Court street is much improved Nv
"a' of paint. Mr. F, B. Mathews is
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