The Republican journal., 1896-11-19
NEWS OF BELFAST.

IttL itL piibSo W III W loAs L nc
sa'' nae are cordially invited.
~ s+nt nominations by the Gov
t.s following Justice of the
C. ulm-N. w. Abbott, Bucks
1 Dunton, Belfast; Isaac M.
rev. Harry w. Young, Matini-
.. -ople apologize for giving the
- Oou't do it. The items are
. * ur interest in the paper can
% . f.0ulv one better way-a paid
D. Livingston, n. Y, En-
.e.. 81 Young ladies of the Metho-
rr reheaFsing for flag drill to
.. SPARKS. The down train was
..s minutes late Monday evening,
Il delay of trains on the back
short spur track has been laid
ram the Belfast turn-table for
...r removing the bank of cinders
NJ used as ballast.
.arrtyenents have been made
#--.lr Of the Boston Tea Co.'s
NJ Hat the company sent out the
s.aro wagons, which are of the lat
neatly finished in white, and
. Their carrying capacity is large,
-fer sits in the centre of the car
-teIv enclosed in glass. The
hut through openings in front.
n the Unitarian church are
mTatjons for a Bazaar of the
.. acl viii take place at the
Wednesday afternoon and
D -mber 9th. Fancy articles,
-lale candies, &c, win be of
at attractively decorated
e1jug the different nations. d
served OF the European plan,
Wng the pleasing operetta, "a
.. Ntt0ns, VIII be given by some
t Talent.
Jers meeting of the Hamp-
HMrt Electric Street Railway
E-y 18th, the following direc-
~.u Henry L. Mitchell, E. C.
.--r Il, " Mayo, Hampden. I.
IHry Walker, New Haven;
Waller, S. H. Wagner, New
directors meeting these Of
-cted II. l.. Mitchell, presi-
A- Kelsey, treasurer; H, w.
aw Work has begun on an
@ Bangor to Winterport, 10
road will be pushed to com
..- lat next.
correspondent of the Bangor
Ierts that eribbage, whist and
the popular games here for
ueut and mentions as among
-Nnsge players, Capt. Charles
Ha II Sanborn, Alden d Chase.
.u Wells, Jr., Harry Clifford aud
ett The expert checker PLAYERS
.r Fred W Brown Of the post
H' y White, L. H. Murch, city
Hiram Chase In German
frank A. Follett is very expert.
Boardman, ESQ, author Of
Whist is ranked as one of the
LAYERS in the State. There are
er Of whist clubs composed of
ey include some expert players
If RISE. B. F. Patterson was ar
franEtort last Saturday on charge
horse IN Bangor, and was turn
he ptficers of Penobscot county.
L. l996, Patterson hired a team
liable IN Bangor to go to West
FL" return the next day. Nothing
.--.t the team for two weeks. when
at Camden, but Patterson had
He recently returned to Maine
Noeton Of Belfast learning of it
Tresting him in Frankfort
Iatterson admits having taken
~ ANNtt VIZ w lIii Il w O11ldu
team at Camden and went to
--eamer. Patterson at one time
r-. Aostler in Hon. W. c. Marshall's
-Uty.
\ArFs. The storm on the coast
was very severe, and the steam
WAS obliged to put into Glou-
main until O'Clock Saturday
ejWeen Boston and Gloucester
Hred the first snow storm of the
strong n. n. E. wind. After
rrsier she had a \. W gale and
rla Belfast until 30 p. N. The
ENG the only boat or the B. &
ii heavy freight every trip.
-n4iine, owned by G. H. Kim ball
n o., is on the marine railway of
yard, Boston, receiving a new
49 undergoing repairs to her con-
e Emeline will probably tie up
' the winter. The steamer Rock
egin on the river route Monday,
ckland, Mondays, Wednesdays
tv- at 5 o'clock a. m. and Bangor
Thursdays and Saturdays at I
Tag Ulcers will be as follows: Mas
"' Z. W. Curtis; pilot, Addison
wiser, F. S. Pierce; engineer, Sam
1t has been decided not to with
boats from the route at the close
-d90u n the river, but to continue
SION after the Penobscot is taken
lewiston is now being fitted for
business. T. W. Pote is to re-
lies as agent at Belfast, Dec. 1st,
~ through the season as steward
If Bangor. The Castine made
rip from Belfast to Goose Falls
bring passenger to the train
'I trip of % miles was made in 2
~ minutes, including the stop at
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