The Republican journal., 1895-09-19
There will be scent sociable and dance
at Seaside Grange H all next Wednesday
evening, Sept. 18th.

mere Will DC 0-Cont SOClaDlo ana dance
at Seaside Grange H all next Wednesday
evening, Sept. 25th
Have you examined the Boston Journal
new and complete edition of the Encyclope-
| bookstore.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Belfast post Office for the week ending Sept.
"a: Ladies, Miss Helen Knight, Mrs. Eliza
Robbins Gentlemen, G. E. Darrell, Jeffer-
son Davis, Justin Jacquith, Linwood Peas
ley, U. b. Smith. Rev. Francis Southworth.
The young people of the Advent Church
have organized society called The Young
Peoples Society Of Loyal Christian Work
ers. They have realized the need of Chris
tian work being done by the young people
and for this purpose have banded them
selves together.
The excursion of the Maine Central en-
ployes to Maranocook Sunday was largely
attended from all over the State. The en-
ployes Of all grades with their families par
| ticipated. The Belfast branch train had a
full carload of railroad men, their wives
and children and best girls. The day was
very pleasantly passed A Waterville band
furnished music.
The Non Partisan Alliance recently passed
a vote Of thanks to Mr.. Fred F. Breen of Bos-
ton, who kindly lettered the curtains Of their
parlors free Of charge. The resolution con
cludes as follows: "As the letters are paint
ed on the shade, so may the remembrance of
the kind deed he imprinted on the minds of
all members Of this Alliance Mr. Breen
was the guest of Mrs. F. A. Griffin.
| For some time past persons walking or
| riding along Cross street in the evening
have been in danger from stones thrown hy
some person in the shadow of the buildings.
Two or three have been hit and quite badly
| hurt, and others have had narrow escapes.
| The police have been on the watch, and
have located the culprit, and if the offense
| is repeated he will he given chance to
answer before Judge Rogers.
4 EAST BELFAST. Mrs. Fred a. Savory
and Miss Lottie Staples are delegates Of the
East Belfast Epworth League to attend the
Non-Partisan Convention now in session ia
Belfast. Mrs. y. S. Piper has been chosen
delegate from the Sunday school to attend
the Sunday School convention at Winthrop
| Oct. 10, 16 and H.. Mrs. ]. W. Mcintyre will
preach at the white schoolhouse next Sun
day evening.
| Mrs. H. H. Rose of Derry Depot, n H..
lost her pocket-hook in this city Monday
She was returning home with her husband
and daughter from 4 visit to her father, CAPT.
/ f. +. Williams Of Islesboro The pocket
book was picked up on Main street Monday
afternoon by Mrs. Fannie Drake and was
carried to the postotfice. where notice Of the
| loss had also been left. The owner was mott
fed and the property returned.
The story printed in some of the State
papers that the body found il tile woods in
| Hudson recently s thought to be that of
| Walter Condor of Belfast is not believed by
! Condon's relatives in this city. The descrip-
tion of the man does not correspond with
4 Condor, and Condon's absence does not
| cause any surprise or uneasiness as he is
| frequently away for several months without
his relatives knowing anything of his where
abouts.
Some improvements will be made in the
interior of the post office, the Department
| having acceeded to Postmaster Kllgore's re-
quest for the same. A wire screen similar
to those in use in banks and in money order
offices elsewhere will be put up in the money
| order department and the room will be car.
| peted Other improvements will be made
| I'm No r,ip
handling of the mails and new furniture re-
place that worn out in the service
| STEAMER NOTES. The Castne came over
Sunday night for repairs to her engine
which We're made by the Belfast Machine &
/ Foundry Co., and she was ready for busi-
ness again Monday morning Tug Somers
| ~ Smith Of Rockland towed schs. Fannie
| Whitmore and Willie L. Newton into port
from down the bay Sunday. Beginning
Sept. 18th steamer Frank Jones will make
4 but two trips per week east instead of three
1 She will leave Rockland on Wednesdays and
Saturdays and return on Mondays and
Thursdays.
CHAT. The Peoples Party Club Of this
city met last Friday night in their new
rooms over Pickard's barber shop An
original widows pension has been granted
to Mary E. Brown, Liberty. The Rock land
Tribune says that the First Baptist Choral
Association of that city were "delighted
with Belfast's hospitality and charmed with
| her pretty residences. -. New sidewalks
have been laid on Field street and on Cross
street from Miller street southwark. Can't
d. H. Libby has at his sail loft finely fin.
ished marlin-spike, present from W. 7.
Powers of Chicopee. Mass. There is great
complaint of the drouth. Wells are dry
that have not failed for years. &C. n
| Chamberlain, who drove blackboard be.
tween Belfast and Northport Camp Ground
4 during the summer, has put on team with
which he carries passengers anywhere in
the city limits for 10 cents. The Acadian
| Hotel, Castine, closed Sept. 10th after a
| prosperous season. :. One of the BIZ, elms on
Church street, in front Of Mrs. Margaret
Frost's residence, was cut down by the city
authorities Tuesday. Some of the limbs
| were becoming weak and dangerous.
FISH FACTS. Bicknell & Hopkins continue
to get small, very small, mackerel in theil
weir at Saturday Cove. and also butter ish
an excellent parrish. Capt. Bramhall had
| at his al rparkat last xraaL two InLstars