The Republican journal., 1895-07-04

Of the most successful strawberry growers in
Waldo county He will market upwards Of
80 bushels this season. His berries very
large and fine can testify.
Mr. Geo S. Wardwell, the Rockland
Yacht designer and builder, is now at North
Brooksvile, where be has drafted and made
moulds for a coasting schoo ner and will
soon have her in frame when he expects to
return to Rockland.
The committee Of the Twenty Sixth Maine
Regiment Association has decided IT, hold
the reunion at Northport Camp Ground,
Tuesday, August 18TH instead Of Monday
the 18th, as before reported. The program
will be published soon.
Bargains in summer shoes at w Z. Col
burn $. See prices quoted in the adv rtise-
ment. Sidney kalish will sell suits at cost
for the next so days to reduce the stock to
make room for fail goods See notices of
cottages to let at Wlndermere Park, Unity.
State Constable Mears went to South Lib
erty Monday ana arrested Albert Daggett
On warrants charging him with being com
mon seller, keeping a common nuisance and
keeping drinking house ana tipping shop.
Daggett waived examination and gave
bonds to the October term
The Belfast Illuminating Company was
recognized July 1st under the name of the
Belfast Light and Power Company, with the
following board of directors: c. B Hazel
tine A. A. Howes, VIM. Il. Swan, J. H.
t1uilnbN y r Il NJ,
day next, when the Reorganization will he
completed.
JUNE WEATHER. The weather record Of
Mr.. J., II. Murch shows the average temper
allure fir jane 10 have been IS IA or less
than half \ degree warmer than the average
for 81 years, and !, warmer Il an June, 1884
Tie highest temnerature was So on the "A
and 18TH days; lowest 81 on the 9th and
18th Rain fell ou Il days, with total rain
fall of 80 inches.
An adjourned meeting of the Children's
Aid Society ui Maine was held Monday af-
ternoon at the office of DR.. j. 6. Brooks.
The Mudgett farm and number of available
building lots We're discussed with a view to
buying OF building home Mrs. Burning
ton reported so received from Mrs. Theo.
Carey nf linulton, and - cents from tile
mite bcN collection of Miss NJ A. BickforGs
school. Tie meeting adjourned to meet
Friday, july l2th, at ! O'Clock y. m. a, tile
Alliance rooms on Main street
The lettel-carriers Of Belfast post-otfice
presented Postmaster Brown, on his retire
The stick is Of Congo wood. with handle Of
lern, handsomely ornamenteei With SILVER
oi ~Me eia Of ,he hand arc MI Browns
INITIALS ''A. I B on the other the date
isy5 and band Which eneirvles the cane
near rAe head Hears tile words "From the
Carriers. j N handsome gift, and i
hgHlg 4riled bN it- recipient Tl4e Vas
furnished ~ Hiram Chase \ Son
ON Thursday, Friday and Saturday tf
next week the theatre lowing public Of this
city viii have an opportunity of witnessing
the celebrated Nickerson & Nesmith Co.
lnedians IN a number of most pleasing come
dies that have never before been presented
ID this section uf the country, hat which
have won tile hi CHEST praise from the press
and public If the large cities throughout tile
lanu. thursday evening fsnArada will
hH gwen; FRIDAY the hlIi VIII Pt "llle 0nla
N the Mines, a meodrana I'm Frank q
Nichols; Saturday the Frencll society drama
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