The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-10-24
,r NEWS OF BELFAST.

THE NEWS VI "n'1c ASH
..;ou in insolvency has been filed in
Apsolvency Court by Lemuel II. Rey-
'oIds Unity
aortridge flew into the window Of Mr..
Brown, Tuesday morning while the
N we're at breakfast, breaking large
t'p9' class. The partridge seemed to be in
~, .onaitiou though tired and dazed when
'sptared-
-osetor Geo II. Bangs Of Augusta, with
~ soale Of Portland and E. N. Cousin of
ssiak as assistants are inspecting the
amps Of Sons of Veterans. The Bel
n s,fn will be inspected Oct. 26.
s.vsy S. Moore has gathered more than
n;nndred barrels Of apples from his
sA 'r8 this season Nearly all fruit growers
,',v, n short crop Now and then, how
iarge weld IS reported E. FL. Bur-
'v,il probably have over three hundred
is-.s Union Times.
u,4rs & Pitcher have the agency for a
r4lry in musical instruments, known as
4sallo Harp. 1t is sweet toned, and
..sesse, many advantages over the older
.+.tas II small harps and similar instru-
p4u's
F535wing is a list of letters remaining in
H. Belfast post Office for the week ending
osr ia 1895: Ladies-Miss Lou HELEN
bratd Mss Jennie Jackson, Miss Edith Lad
!, N.s Mabel Lancaster, Mrs. IDA Wight
srstg Constable Mears wishes US to make
NJ syf anation Of one statement in his com
NHieatipn Of last week. The liquor fines,
-Ss6e, were from the four terms of court
ra ti4 January term. 1894, to the January
s-m. s'7, inclusive.
Charlie. Wilson and H. W. Thorndike
M q satNrned from a very successful hunt
M 1rn They Went to Searsmont and then
Stoi stnn. being absent from the city five
la. l-hey found birds in profusion and
lMHEl loine n birds in all, including both
gsttT w. and woodcock- Rotkland Star.
smeman W. Freeman was before the Pc
guart Saturday, charged with assault
Md aiftery on Fred y. Crosby, who, it was
.slG AaA testified against Freeman before
Ag -ra1d iary. Respondent waived exam
nssau and was bound over to the January
tsrH / S J Court.
KIN uew furniture for the Belfast post
s ed and been placed iii posi-
rWf IN 0nsists of new letter case for the
dr-F mailing case, stamping and sorting
tdda gd q double carriers table and rack
Tt lNgians and changes III the arrange
n- liz office furniture greatly facilitate
Hsf rling of mails.
Ta Belfast Band Will give a concert in
BsHs Opera House Friday evening. Nov
+e rast aud best music. The ladies' are
ta# ny fsT a supper, and there will be
san h The Band expects to secure
H. SHrgleas of Messrs A. D Harlow
t1.a=rg leader of the Bangor Band, and c.
Ejtqu baritone, for the occasion.
1aere will be a public hearing on the pro
p3s-d ridge across Belfast harhor by officers
of rAe S. War Department, in Portland,
n4Xi Monday. Oct 2sth. Ottieial notice has
6a received by several prominent citizens
W are interested on one side or the other.
1t expected there viii be large delega-
bon resent and that the claims of both
s.6es VIII be ably presented.
Fred A Griffin had green rasrberries and
lQll hlown blossoms on his bushes Oct 14th
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dyer had green peas
pn their table Oct. 10Th, Which We're picked
n their garden the same day A company
WHO took dinner Oct 18th with Mr. and Mrs.
A Rhodes Of Northport had green peas,
scans and corn, all gathered from the garden
hat day. Miss Addie L. Daggett Of Morrill,
blossoms last Monday.
Some time ago question was raised As To
-ie tonnage Of the steamer Great Eastern.
a ,lrap book containing full details Of the
'saft. and numerous illustrations, did not
sTH the tonnage nor WAS if stated III three
e.f-rent cYelopedias consulted. The New
rk Tribune Iii its answers to correspond
snTs says the full tonnage of the Great East
rac0l lection of the writer. She was $50 feet
iang atd 50 ~ feet beam.
Au amusing scene was witnessed III this
irv one day last week A farmer was sell
nus new cider from his team and while at
tenting to customers ia restaurant one Of
fhe waiter girls stepped out and helped her
seli Ivy drinking from the bunghole ia the
NIlg4 Of half-barre on the wagon, A men,
e ~,
nHsses Of the affair, but we do not learn that
t#e FRI was indicted for larceny or summon
az ~ tell what was in that barrel.
AU REvoIR. A reception was held at the
!" G T. q. parlors last Friday evening for
Mrs. Ell Cook and Mrs. VIM. B. Conant,
who are about to move away, the former to
Bro kton, Mass, and the latter to Skowhe-
gan There was large attendance of mem
p4rs " the local Union, Of which the depart
ihg allies are active members, together with
Ferresentatives Of the press and other in
Flfstl guests. Refreshments We're served,
ana ID the social hour which followed re-
sret' AT parting with the sisters were coup
led With the hope of meeting often in the
intpre, and the belief that wherever their
Ioi may be cast the departing ones will ever
Anf opportunities to work 'for God and
nome and native land" as faithfully as they
Aave done here. On the same evening a
parfy IN honor of Miss Freda Cook was held
n the home of her friend, Miss Abbie D.
SToidard. at which her Sunday school class
ara few other young lady friends were