The Republican journal., 1895-10-31
THE NEWS or BELFAST.

n.n.;ons have been granted as follows:
.as Henry H. Kneeland, Hampden
Corner
80 business was done by the School Com
.+-a. last Monday evening for lack of
uorum.
rbs Maine Farmers Almanac for 1886 has
., received from the publisher, Charles
7 Nash. Augusta No publication extant
,.r-, sonueh useful information for 50 little
.,nnsy. and it is simply indispensable in
tery Maine home.
something turned up at The Journal Office
ls-t week-a pair of short-neck rutabagas,
,r,Nn bv Mr. j. H Hallowell of South Bel
fs.t iroin seed of his own raising. They are
4ne looking turnips, and the first time
a,l led dinner is in order their quality Will
5, te9fed
rle Methodist Ladies Aid Society had
isFvest supper at Memorial Hall October
gsi at which they not only had large pat
r.tlsse put had such supply Of food left
5r that they had dinner at the same
.- next day. Many who We're in town
afrSlNlHg court LOOK ulHUsI Will lHcIu IL
was pleasant and profitable occasion.
.n odd man from the country called at a
tulse III this city and asked the lady Of
,Es house if she would like a little apple
iase. On receiving negative reply he re-
marked 1t Is nice sweet cider" A second
,4fl-al called forth the remark. Il spose yer
AID If them air white rihbonders ?i' The
laY repled, ''No, l do not wear the white
Msn, nor 40 | use cider With sniff
fss VIA fellow left the door.
Tha demand for coon cats has been 50
3t-& iii Belfast that cat stealing has be-
Mrsa decidedly annoying to the residents
iBaHsdr News
Tins i correct. There is also an unusual
tis-.b ber If stray cats 1t looks as though
-fe.e had been an indiscriminate stealing of
- ma those found unmarketable have
--ai 1arned loose TO look out for themselves.
g- household pets may be wandering un-
a-i for IN strange parts Of the city, while
it awners are mourning their absence
T matter should BE looked into
Eelyis \ York. Who have been keeping a
restaurant III wagon leased for the pur-
f8~t frdu parties ia Worcester, Mass, have
-ht tlorse ear aud are lifting it up for
iHa5r use One end Of the car is to he fitted
ias cooking. and the other for the dining
19em / lie upholstered seat on one side
e I've left. and a table arranged iengthwise
t.- car The interior arrangement of the
.af1age IS design OF the proprietors and
Different from any they have ever seen, and
tapy think it will give the most economical
d9e VI Tie small space az their disposal,
Malter Brown Is rebuilding ana painting
t-ear
EHE MJNlERs. a party consisting of B..
Il 8nl Clarence Con nt and A 0. luttie
n Belfast, John, Willard B. r and Guy
Twoaahiv and Isaac Cook OF Monroe return
al a9i week from a successful deer hunt to
Sap. Lake They We're gone irom home
twelve davs anu brought in five deer, two
large lsscks, Two small ones and one doe.
On. of the bucks was five years old and
dressed 1853 pounds Charles R. Coombs
has shot over SO birds this fall, about equal
ly divided between partridge and woodcock.
Judge Geo. f. johnson and X. f. Dun
aon, ESD, eft last Saturday on hunting
trin NJ the Mt. Katahdin region.
ACCIDENTS Frank Wood of Waldo, for
tHerly of Belfast, was thrown from his bicy-
Gle q Lineonvile last Saturday evening
ana badly injured. He was coming from
I,ookland where lie is employed, To spend
sunday at home, aud IN descending the
ft5fT f.r OF
frein his wheel One wrist was dislocated,
l- face badly bruised and cut, and Ae was
wrenched and bruised In several places.
He was taken NJ unconscious and carried
to fhe house of Hannaiord Luce. He was
laEen 20 Ills home IA Waldo Tuesday
REV. Coz. f Tufts WAile driving on Waldo
Avenue asst Friday evening, came ID con
tact with i truck team He was thrown
from the carriage and dragged quite d dis
tapee, bnt was only slightly injured. The
carriage somewhat injured and but for
the sagaeity Of King, Mr.. Tufts pet horse,
the affair might have terminated more seri-
0usly. joel Prescott of Northport is suf-
lering from severe bruises received Satur-
day. He started from home for the city
with load of boughs, and when coming
Town tie hill near a w. Robinson's the
harness broke. In attempting TO clear the
horse from the wagon Mr.. Prescott received
injuries to his feet and legs which will con
tine him to the house for some time. Mr.
Fred T. Chase is confined to the house as the
result of fall from his bicycle, but his in
juries are not serious.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Charlotte 7. Sibley
arrived Oct. oath from Apalachicola with 301
thousand feet Of cypress and hard pine lum-
er for Mathews Bros. and Bangor parties
IN the gale Of Oct. ID, while in the Gulf of
Mexico, 100 miles west OF Key West. about
25 thousand feet was lost from the deckload.
The Belfast lumber was discharged and the
vessel was towe,i to Bangor Tuesday Sch. A
HAY ford sailed for Rockland Oct 23d, to
Dad lime for New York. .Schs. Hattie and
Franklin Nickerson discharged coal here and
vent to Deer Isle last week to load stone and
for New York Schs. James Holmes and
Sarah L. Davis loaded hay at F. q White ;
for Boston the past week. United States
Marshal Donovan of Portland sold at auc-
ton at Southwest Harbor, Oct. 9th, the
tw4-mAsted schooner Rush Light. owned by
Capt Maanson, libelled for debt OF SLIT
by grocer Milliken Of Portland, to r. F.
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