The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

The Belfast Band will give an open air
| concert this, Thursday, evening at o clock
from the band-stand on the common. BY
. special request old familiar pieces will be
given.
/ The meeting of the trustees of Waldo
County Agricultural Society was adjourn
I'll from Friday, August 9TH to Saturday
August 18th, at O'clock p M. at the Court
House. No business was done al Friday 5
meeting
4 clam bake at y. O. Poor's cottage near
. Little River was enjoyed by party of about
twenty last Friday afternoon, who Went
down and returned 10y blackboard. They
ate hushtl Of CLANS with Accomplishments
and had good time.
Cross AND JACKSON REUNION The re-
union of the Cross and jackson families viii
be held at the Grange Hail, Morrill,, Thurs
day, Sept. 9TH. If not pleasant that day it
Will take place the next fair day. All who
possibly can are requested to prepare some
thing for the program Secretary.
In connection with the card of l.. c. Morse.
pension attorney, who has bought the bust
,
notice is given that Mr.. Morse will be at the
store of MIS-. Cat 5, Belfast, Sept. 4, prepar-
eI to attend to pension matters. Pension
ers should make a note of the time and
place.
The MONROE FAIR. The 9TH annual fair
Of the Waldo ana Penohscot Agricultural
Society will be held at Monroe Sept 10th,
preparations t. hold a much larger fair than
usual. The grand stand with other improve
ments are about completed, and the entries
indicate a large field Of horses for the races.
The entries Of ,trottiug horses Will close,
positively, at II a. M Aug. 2oth. f. II.
Neatly. Monroe, is the secretary.
STEAMER NolES. Next Sundays trp to
Boston VIII ~ hy the City of Bangor, She
leaves here at 40 +. IN. one hour later than
The sunday trips q tile other boats ... Tie
Iastine Will cali ut NuriLport Cillnpgronnd
during the week Of the Methodist Carp
meeting. on her morning trip from Castine
and Isleshoro and ler afternoon trip baeN
thHs accommodating All from those pl4ers
WHO wish to attend. Steamer lewiston
made remarkably quick passage from Bos-
t9n Last Saturday night. arriving Mere slln
day morning about 100 o'clock, tle earliest
Sunday arrival this seas on.
4 RARE OLD RpoK Mis-. Frank Wiif-
more q TINS eity N THE pp~se-Sar VIZ al la-
ci4nt ana interesting volume ensirl.i Caves
Live, ot the Fathers. and printed IN Londan
M l6a1 TAe tltln lH-e reaa, "ApnStaieei,
or the History II thH Lives, Arts Deaths
and Mastyrlnns Of these who were eonteln-
rorary wirll Hr imnted.ateiv succeeded The
Apostles -A- also tne Aosf eminent M th-
Primitive Father. NM the tirst sou years. u
Which Is alle,l chronology Of the first ayes
NJ the GhugeA, hy William Cave y ~,
GhaNaiil NJ 5rdinAry Her Majesty The
title pagr is printed III red and Black ink,
and the Typography Of the work throughout
N excellent, TA- haay If tie hpol N M
lArge tyre with sie notes in small type. Il
is substantially boundin heavy boards, leiitll-
81 covered, ind with gilt letters and orna-
nenrattvn M fhe N4rE.
CHAT n j. Pottle is hnilding Chas f
Shaw house Oh Congress street. f. j
/
cn Ais nilk route II ghway surveyor
Shuman IS repairing tie concrete walks
Throughout the city. Capt. K. T. Emery
left at CHM y Fields store last Saturday A
cucumber that Is Jumbo among its l1in,i.
It is Of the white spine variety and meas
urrs - inches N length. by 70 IL IN circilll-
terence. Tie peadlers who leave tisl.
ctial about the streets viii he dealt wifi by
the health officials if the practice is persist
HI il4 Work on tile sewers viii begin next
NonlaN \ bicycle girl says that when
her tell breaks She wrngs her hands
Mondays rain filled a long felt want, LAYING
the dust, filing wells and cisterns ana re-
yirlng vegetation A coon kitten, White
with black spots. is missing from 2o Miller
street. and her owner, a little girl, Is ,liscon-
saiafe
ACCIDENTS. Tolman H. Fernad is still
confined to the house by ar injury 10 lis
evf. H. got some lye III the eve while
washing form of type in the Pittsteld
Advertiser Office several weeks ago, and aI-
, pied remedy which apparently neutraliz-
| Al the lye, hut after coming home the MEM
her became painful and lie has been contin-
ed to bis room for nearly three weeks.
Lelma S. Richards got d piece of steel in his
Eve while at work al his forge Aug eth. 1t
did not trouble him much until late IN THE
+ night, when it became very painful and he
Went to DR. +. l.. Stevens, who removed the
steel. The eve s still quite from the
, chatting received while the steel remained in
l ... Tuesday morning A. A. Hurd was
driving into town from his home in East
f, Belfast rein caught and the horse was
n turned into the roadway which leads onto
the old hrickyard wharf. Horse, driver and
carriage all Went over the bank of the road
way and fell to the beach. The horse struck
squarely o, his feet and was not injured
:. bat the carriage was badly broken. Mr.
Hurd was taken home and a doctor called
who found his face quite badly bruised and
) cut and a flesh wound on one knee but ne
serious injury. The roadway enters the
bridge road about v feet from the bridge
and extends for some distance near the
/. bank to two dwelling houses, The ;tcci
4 dent occurred some ~ feet in Oh tins road
4 WAY.
Mrs SoUTHwoRIH> WILL 4 Be3uest to.
Jt.3r, an. T..