The Republican journal., 1892-07-21

was goat which was shipped to Mr.. G. B.
Burleigh at Augusta
Services will be held at Memorial Hall.
Belfast, Sunday at 23o and 80 p. M, local
time. All are invited
The fortunate holders of stock in the Dana
SarSaparllla Co. received the pay for their
| stock yesterday. They struck bonanza
| Attention is called to the time table of
steamer Emmeline published in another
column. The steamer is now on the route
between Belfast and Castine
A naptha launch about 30 feet in length.
arrived on the train yesterday morning from
Portland, having been sent to that place by
steamer from New York The launch is for
the use of the family of Mr.. J. W. Dougan.
who have fine cottage on the North Shore
Northport.
THE CIRCUS. Don't forget Irwin Brothers
circus which exhibits in Belfast Tomorrow
Friday, afternoon and evening. This circus
has visited Belfast for several years, and
| always gives Il good show. The press all
along the line speak IN praise of the circus
| and our friends can rely upon getting their
moneys worth.
The entertainments Living Whist. which
was to be given i'll the Opera House under
the auspices of the Jniversalst society," has
been given up. The difficulty was that they
We're unable to get tifty-two persons together
at rehearsals. Mr.. L. III. Rankin was drill
master. Mr.. Rankin gives the entertain
ment in Roc1land, Camden. and Thomas
| ton in a short time
The Belfast Machine & Foundry Company
is at work Oh a machine for polishing gra lite
columns. 1t is for the Pleasant River Gran
ite Company and will take column from
one foot to three feet in diameter and u feet
long. This company has also built, recently
for Chase & Son, Of Portland, a stone ma
chine lointer and saw. and has fitted up and
sold to other parties several cars for haul
ing stone at sheds and quarries.
Mrs. Sarah F. Meader, of Lynn, formerly Of
Belfast, a successful practicing metaphysi-
clan, is now in town and has rooms with
Mrs. c. 7. Gilmore No. 80 High street. She
Will be in Belfast but a week or two and will
ltttlNt patients w llltf mere. MIS-. MtaUtf Is
we'll known in Belfast is successful in her
calling. and those desiring treatment should
not fail to call. See her advt. in another
column.
The Belfast Rifle. Rod and Gun Club had
a shoot at their new grounds Tuesday after
noon, with the following score: Healey 49,
Coombs Il, Decrow 10, Tuttie 49, Weshe. g.
out of twenty-five clay pigeons. Some new
members We're admitted to the club, and the
following officers elected; Pres, Ralph H
/ Howes Vice Pres, Horace Chenerv: Sec.
and Treas. Charles K. Coombs Capt. John
Healey: Directors. Geo. E. johnson. Fred
White and Will Weshe The club have
made arrangements for grand plover hunt,
to take place the first day of August. Two
captains Will he chosen, and the men divided
,, under them. The defeated side to pay for a
supper at the Crosby Inn.
A CALIFORNIA GIANT. The San Francisco
Examiner contains a cut and sketch of Nj
a. b. Dodge. of that city, who it is claimed
is the strongest man in San Francisco. Mr.
Dodge is siN feet and one inch in height and
weighs 265 pounds. He is teamster and it
is said he can lift 100 pounds. He easily lifts
case of bacon weighing 53, pounds. He
says he can carry a crate of hams weighing
600 pounds across the street without much
eXertion. One day man wanted a heavy
safe moved. Several men tried to move it
but Were unable to push it an inch. Dodge
applied his shoulders to it and unassisted
placed it in the desired position. Dodge is
the son of Mr.. S. l.. Dodge, of this city, and
was born in Belfast II years ago.
| The Yacht Hattie. Capt. A. S. Torrey. Of
the Winthrop. Mass, y acht Club, entertain
ed party of Belfast ladies Monday after
noon. Monday evening a reception was given
to the following Belfast gentlemen: Mr..
Geo. W. Narney, OF the Crosby Inn, DIR. &
z. Lombard Mr.. F. f. Crowley, Mr. James
Howes, Mr. Will Quimhy, Mr. Fred 7 Chase,
Mr., Geo. |. Heating, Mr.. ]. S. Hartman
Mr.. c. w. Currier of the Bowtlon Square
Theatre. Boston, Mass. Mr.. +. p. Stickney
are nearly all musicians. and they gave a
fine concert, consisting of vocal and instrll-
: lnentai music The yacht was very tastily
decorated with Chinese lanterns hung IN the
rigging and a brilliant display of fire works
lighted up the harbor for a considerable dis
/ tance. Tuesday evening Mr.. Varney enter
tanned the crew at the Inn. Supper was
served at seven o'clock.