The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-07-16
rur NEWS OF BELFAST.

iIad for Saturday, August 1st.
..s,. ,onutv las s,091 scholars, aud her
fthe State school fund for 1896 will
ss-lto9+ =
... was the hottest day of the season
a The mercury stood at So for sew
~. and the average for the day was
..nr4 camp meeting of the Penobscot
. r4uple Association will held at
Park rom Aug. 1st to 18th. Among
..s..-r- viii he Mrs. Juliette Yeaw and
r.-dale-
T-fy 1ould of Brooklyn, n. Y, has
-.r.-I number Of his waltzes for the
.... .ul guitar, That entitled "Across
r.c.." he has dedicated to Percy A
ST. ua- TINS city.
sqv q he a special meeting of Thomas
NJ -bt PJst, g. A. R., Thursday even
I5i. tn make arrangements for the
meeting Of the Waldo County Vet
... 4--o..atlon, August 9th.
attendance is desired at the meet
-.- 4 lance tomorrow, Friday after
I1- subject will be Personal Re-
.- .tr. Arrangements will be made
tuulal field day, which Will be held
-a # F A, Griffin, pro bably next
..uN proposed to land the Wiscasset
.... -ie. railroad in Pittsheld before Jan
So and to lease a part of the line TO
!sf poh < Moosehead railroad COM
. I'rs- matters We're to come before
-tsdtrs' meeting in Wiscasset yes
f. FREEMAN, V. S. inspected the
Wagon, utensils, etc. of Leslie Millers
last Thursday and found it all
IT has since inspected the herds, etc,
A " Shorey aud Fred Racklitf, with
good results. Up to this writing all
Derds supplying this city, except
lave been examined, and no sign of
..-. 'usis found in the herds or adultera-
-4r product,
e.i ,f the Bockland people who left this
ta Prescotts Great Eastern circus re-
1ue yesterday, reporting that the
Fls at Castine stranded and would
iH no more business this season as
..-Iy AIS and some of the performers
sr-4dy left and Prof. Bristol was to
t,ained horses to Bar Harbor ami
bmsef The show had pretty
.4tI mage in AroostoOk county. but
4rt met with a hard run of luck.
sud star July 18th.
Emily Estes Of Winn had singular
n-- II visiting her daughter, Mrs A.
N OF this city. Last summer she
-'. n-r arrival here a new pair of boots,
r-l.u lew days one of the boots turn
Ii was not mould hut simple
.t-. feoIor and no amount of backing
listing effect. This wear she came
Ft. another new pair and the result
same, one boot changed to white
leW days. while the other retained
.... wa. color.
.etlu 81 the State board of agricul-
JUly. known as the fair number,
been issued. 1t contains the following
'i crop reports for Waldo county
.v4 replies. Condition of the hay crop,
eu1, condition of pastures, So per
AMOUNT of soiling crops, 112 per cent;
"ten If cats, 81 per cent; mixed
per cent; barley, Sc per cent;
uer cent; sweet corn, 10 per cent;
" corn, NJ per cent; potatoes. 80 per
apples. h4 per cent; plums, II per
tIf straw herrIes 81 per cent raspberries.
81 n-r cenT blackberries, 103 per cent; other
,a fruits, 81 Per cent.
4aiEK NOTES. Following is the menu
able d'hote dinner on board steamer
a. u Saturday, July 11th
SOUPS.
Little Neck CLANS
II ok Turtle Chicken Broth
E"Iled Salmon and Egg Sauce
7atQla hips Iced Cucumbers
BOILED.
" Mutton, Capers OK Tongue
Ing Beans Mashed Potatoes
RoAsTs.
Rib OF Beef. Dish Gravy
Luck Spring Lamb 96 Mint Sauce
Green Peas Green Corn
Lemon Sherhet
SALAD.
seu salad Lobster Salad
Tomato Salad
RELIsHEs
Tomato Ketchup Chow-chow
. Aad-sh Pepper Sauce Worcestershire
PCpDINGs.
Rice Custard
PIES.
i'e Cream Cake Frozen Pudding
Iu"nds Raisins Wanuts Fruit
Edam and American Cheese
Ir lI ; Water Crackers Black Coffee
as on the steamers of the B. & B. S.
l' and on the wharf here were at half
-' asst week on account of the death of
An j w. Patterson, the company's agent
tI'ksport.
Siiir1NG ITEMS. Sch. S. E. Nightingale
t-- ed Saturday from Boston with salt for
swan K Sibley Co.. Sch. Charleston arriv-
saturday from Portland with corn for l..
'e0 July Eth from Boston to load hay at
- i Shales q Co.'S. Sch. Nevada arrived
saturday with corn and flour for l.. T.
''.4.es x Co. from Boston. =. Sch Marcellus
DIS harged corn Monday at Swan & Siblev
SIS Sch. David S. Siner arrived Sunday
tb coal from New York for F. G. White.
Sch. Aida, Capt. Fred d. Pattershau,
bead some ditfculty in getting her papers
'ffetJ after the transfer to her new owners
at was detained here several DAYS after
'eug loaded She sailed during the squat
saturday noon and went down the BAY at a
ely rate. Capt. Feruald of sch Caro-
he had a narrow escape from drowning
'-'' Saturday night. He was getting his
'"7sel under way and in pushing her off