The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-09-03

Boy wanted to learn the printing BUSH
ness. Apply at this office.
Mrs. Linton of Brooklyn, n Y, is visiting
her daugters at the Fogler House on High
street.
Governor Cleaves has issued proclama-
ton for the observance of Labor Dav. Mon
day Sept. It'll
Ihere Will be no band concert this week
Several members of the band are in Lewis
ton at the fair.
Miss Ida E. Walker left home Tuesday
morning for a visit with friends in Island
Falls and Crystal.
Thomas 81. Marshall Relief CORPS will
hold their regular meetings every Tuesday
evening at O'Clock on and after Sept. 4th.
The first contribution, of SIS, for heating
apparatus for the Girls Home has been re-
ceived from Mrs. Robert S. Emery of Brook
Ign, n. Y.
Geo. W. Burkett has bought the veaze
house on Church street of Mrs. Abbie J .
Pratt and after making some improvements
and minor repairs will occupy it.
The Boston & Bangor S. S. Co. will sell
round trip tickets for one fare to Belfast for
those who attend the State Convention of
the W. c. 7, u, Sept. % and 50 and Oct l.
Sch. Fairy Forest is down the bay fishing
with large party from East Belfast and
vicinity, and the Little Kate with a party
from the Waldo avenue neighborhood Both
sailed Tuesday afternoon
r. F. Dunton, Esq, and daughters Edith
and Florence and son William went to Cre-
| haven last week in the naptha launch
Novelty for a visit. They We're guests of Mr.
and Mrs John erie at Searsmont cottage.
Many Of our people We're very anxious to
hear Hon. Thos. B. Reed, announced to
speak at Bucksport Sept. ID, and at one
time it was hoped to secure a steamer and
make band excursion. AS steamer
could not be had quite a number went to
Bucksport yesterday afternoon by private
conveyance.
William Smith of Waldo was before the
Police Court Tuesday afternoon on COM
plant of Elizabeth B. Whitaker on charge
of assault and battery Complainant alleg-
ed that Smith entered her house and threw
her around and otherwise i'll treated her.
The respondent denied the charge, and said
that nothing of the kind ever occurred He
was found guilty and fined SO and costs
from which he appealed.
The entertainment Tuesday evening by
Seaside Grange successful in every par
tcular. There a large attendance and
the program was presented in a very skill
tu manner. Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest l.. W hite
of Lynn gave excellent satisfaction in music
and elocutlon. and the singing by Miss
Blanche Dolliff and Mr. A. L. Mudgett was
fine. REGULATIONS We're nicely rendered by
Miss Cleora Haney, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs.
Mckeen and Mrs. Flint. Two dialogues
We're given by members of the Grange. The
net proceeds We're about S25.
STEAMER NOTES. Green's Landing will
cease to be landing of the Boston & Ban
gor S. S. Co after Sept. Sth. The steamer
Castine will make an excursion from Bel
fast to Castine next Sunday, leaving the B.
q b. steamer wharf at a. m, and leaving
Castine on her return at p. III. Beginning
Monday. Sept. eth, the Boston and Bangor
steamers Will make five trips per week until
Sept. 26th. The City of Bangor will con-
tnue her trips as at present. The Penob-
scot will leave Belfast for Boston Mondays
and Fridays at 80 P. NJ, and arrive from
Boston Wednesdays and Sundays
| S. f. Heath has associated with himself in
new company for the manufacture of the
Heath line Of bicycle pumps, E. c. Qumby,
formerly of the Adams Manufacturing com
pany of this city, and l.. S. Hoyt, well
known for the past five years as an expert
bicycle repairer in the Twin Cities and for
mer superintendent of the old Heath pump
factory. New machinery and tools of the
latest design will be purchased. This means
the installation of another manufacturing
plant in Minneapolis. These pumps are
known as standard all over the United
States and with the trade already promised
the business will be large from the start
The new company will be known as the
Heath Manufacturing company, with offices
at AIS Guaranty Loan building. Mime
apolis Penny Press.
Mr.. Quimby was formerly of this city and
has many friends here who wish him sue
cess in his business venture
The Fourth District Republican Congress.
sional Convention at St. Paul, Minnesota
last Saturday, nominated Frederick c.
Stevens by reclamation. The Fourth dis
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the greatest in the nation, and bv its action
, the convention has conferred a distinguish
ed honor on one of Names able sons, Be-
, ing former resident of Searsport and hay
ing passed many vacations in this city, his
friends in this locality will be glad to learn
of his successful canvas and will watch
with interest the final result in November
| The district is strongly Republican and
with the hosts of sound money Democrats
who have already promised MIR. Stevens
their hearty support, his election by ma
: jority of 5000 upwards is practically as
) sured.
. CHAT. Mr.. p. A. Sanborn has begun
) sketchlng local scenery and will soon have
new series of his charming water colors
1.-The street sprinkler has had soft ol
Tor the past month. -. There was no cur
shoot by the Gun Club last week. The
! Swift blacksmith shop, Main street, has been
3 resiled and otherwise improved. Mrs. E
\ f. Hanson lost a valuable Thibet boa ON the
road between Swanville and Frankfort last
week. L. l.. Gentner has Maud Pitcher