The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-10-10
-ur NEWS OF BELFAST.

eide.
,r;n Roberts of Monroe showed hand
nair of 5-year-old sorrel colts on our
sVo, Tuesday afternoon. They are we'll
S" i, and are evenly matched, both as to
ss,or and SIZE
i Clark Camp, Sons Of Veterans, re-
voted in new members and were
.,.sred in at the last meeting. A large
.,-a+on of members from Centre Lincoln
sa4 we're present.
v.nsilps Almanac thinks October should
tolerably fair month of autumnal
In, with but few severe storms and a
ar,ljv pleasant temperature. 1t looks
~ storlns the 18th to 18th, and 25th to 18th.
rte county Commissioners are holding an
,,anrned session at the Court House.
1li4g have refused to grant the petition OF
5 " Walls and others for alteration in
~ Highway at the railroad crossing near
c.rreut's quarry in Waldo.
family in this city received piece of
ssSi recently i'll a paper on which were
.stns bue pencil marks, which became
,.ausferred TO the outside of the meat The
stFle girl Of the family, noticing the color.
Exclaimed 20, mamma, that must be a
,isi. be Anglers cow"
The sehoohouse common is again Uttered
with loose paper, which is blown into the
streets and upon adjacent lawns, dstiguring
t9+ aeigh borhood and danger to skittish
H8r-es This disposal Of waste paper from
w 4shooihouses should be prohibited
WMAr He THINKS OF THE Journal. Mr..
I Woodman of Monroe made a pleasant
81 au The journal last Saturday and dur
ns the conversation said: "You may send
uls tue paper another year. | am ont OF
beair And thought would try to do with
.dt III, Int II seems as ii half of the house
va. saue. must have it,
N election of souvenir spoons is COM
g.rre without an Isle au Haut spoon, made
4 r9a by Mr.. A. j, II. Turner, who is ac-
.eWrng wide reputation for his dainty
Vlrb that metal The spoons are OF diff
pEeut designs, all appropriate, aud make a
pVassang contrast to those OF the white metal
Y0a will tind the Isle au Haut spoons at
NJ ieweiry store, Main street, and he
las penholGers and other small articles
II Turner's make.
MANY people seem to have the idea that a
+res { unsealed requires but one cent pos
Mse This Is net the case; all sealed pack
ag ana all written communications
Whether sealed or unsealed, except postal
ends. require cents postage for eacl
a4nie or fraction thereof. As Belfast is now
4 frey delivery city, the drop letter rate is
lls6 cents. Letters on which less tina,
aut tate is paid are liable To I've sent to the
aead letter office. or subject the receiver t.
Considerable annoyance, in addition to the
postage due, which must be paid.
AcciDESgs n S. Piper lost finger las
week liz getting it caught in a chain will
which he was landing logs. Harry Shaw
received a severe flesh wound in the thigh
last Thursday afternoon from the Academia
dsabarging of a revolver in his hip pocket
The bullet was extracted by DR.. Fletcher
Frank Morse of Searsport who has beef
al work for ". A. Monroe of Poer's Mills
aas thrown from colt which he was riding
last Friday and broke his right leg above the
knee AIonzo Beckwith had his feet ant
lea quite badly bruised while at work on I
foundation wall at G. B, Hazeltine's resi-
dence Tuesday No bones We're broken,
TIE NoRTHPoBr FIRE. The Sheriff jur,
of inquest in the case OF The burning of JOIN
W. Dickeys buildings ia Northport con
tinued their hearing last Thursday aud Fri
LAY, at the Court House in this city. Fiv
additional witnesses We're examined A!
The warrant called for an investigation o
Ne fire which destroyed the house on Sept
'th, and there was not enough evidence t.
sfifv the arrest Of any one for that fire, TIL
lrv returned verdict that the fire was 3
legendary origin and that the building wa
SHt 0n ire by some person Or persons to TIL
mrv unknown. There was consderabl,
btl before and after the house fire, which
nil doubtless be LAID before the Grand Jury
EORTIETH ANN1vERsARy. Capt and Mrs
Gilbert NJ Hart celebrated the tortieth an
llversary Of their marriage at their home OF
Liaeolnville avenue, Sept. Both. Two
hrothers, Robert Hart of Belfast and How
ard N. Hart of Lawrence, Mass, We're pres
mt with their wives, also one sister, Mis-!
wife Of Northport intended to be there bu
were kept away by the severe illness of thei
daughter. OF the children, Lewis H. Har
and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Gray
We're present. The oldest person was Mrs
Thomas Warren, aged 81 years. Capt. ant
Mrs Hart furnished an excellent suppe
ana gave their guests very enjoyable even
ing. They were the recipients OF many use
M and valuable presents.
The New TRAIN ARRANGEMENT. Bushes
a.es' protest. The new arrangement of train
On the Maine Central railroad went into Ell
ftct last Sunday. The time table for tn
tislng columns. The morning train leave
" minutes later, the afternoon passenge
Tram . minutes later and the afternoon
freight hour and % minutes earlier. Th,
trains arrive at 925 and 1925 A. NJ, and y
~ The change in the departure of tn
afternoon freight was not received viii
fayor by our business men and a protes
Was drawn up and signed by representative
q over 20 different business firms, to be for
~arded to the company. The protest says
By this arrangement mails, express an'