The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-07-09

I'D all stations on the Belfast
i" ,-trraus, whether stockholders
-r cordially invited with their
I not forget the lunch basket.
FER ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
rlltary is shut down to-day to
.1lNoves to attend the Castine
Toward has given mp the rooms
photograph rooms and remov-
u mis- house on Union street
t.rs will continue his organ
-ne until Aug. 1st.
IS meeting with good success
school. This week the Tues
rts postponed to Friday.
X las hen that has built nest
-ue ground in an elm tree near
I'M II she laid 10 eggs, but not
rests at that altitude, she roll
e and is now setting on l3
tutaster of Madison, Populist
Representative to Congress
t ard District, addressed small
IT. Temple Heights in the after
b.. -he Court House, Belfast, in the
rday
-. .~.un of the Lincolnville Band to
s. r.-. ST Thursday to the Eden CEN
MT largely attended They
amer Sedgwick from Searsport
Id returned about 10 o'clock at
wing IN the southerly part of
the loss of two Jugs of vine
He says that one of the jugs
At pattern aud is family heir
taker will return the lug he
ether Jug and the vinegar
.... SPARKS. James Tucker, con-
Belfast branch freight train,
auged with conductor Albert
SIS whegan and Portland night
... rec weeks. id. The regular crew
..--.uger train took special to
-day morning TO bring home
aud excursionist. They left
* and returned about ,.
AlHER. The weather record of
Murch shows the weather for
been about on an average with
.- The mean temperature for
was 81. IS against an average of
e, 1875, and 6467 for June for
The highest was 81 on the
the lowest ~ on the 10Th day
! lays TO the amount of POI
We're an unusual number of
es accompanied by squalls Of
NOTES Capt. Otis Iugraham of
# Bangor takes great interest
- beacons, and other aids to
along his route. For several
lie has looked after a system of
Nay and river. Last week Will
COX the soundings and this week
"r will he placed off the point
make an excursion trip to Isles
ming to take passengers to the
e0ration, returning them after
-es Of the day are over. The
-a. Uterine is due here this morning
to take the Belfast Band to Cas-
-r Cir Band has engaged this fine steam
rs,5.
b. Jul. day" The Castine will take
N'' 10 Castine on her regular trip at
and return leaving Castine at 6
I'll cents for the round trip.
H- We tons of wool We're shipped to
Woolen Mill at Camden from Bel
.turday, L. H. knights of Lin
received a carload of Concord
punts by rail last week. Lew
Las doubled the length of his
Miller street. .., Andrew j. Stew
ded 80 feet to the length of his
tSt Belfast this summer. f. l..
pped carload of cattle to Brgh-
Belfast Saturday. They included
zee pair Of oxen bought of l., H
LIncolnville, -. Henry O Brown
Of Samuel W. Partridge the
M lot near the residence of
Murphy Fred 6. White and
Bailey have each bought pneu-
ding buggy III p to July 18th G.
Son had taken APO salmon in their
Brigadier's Island, $50 more than
mt at the same place last year..
say the recent rains are good for
-a7- ont it has been cherries summer
'ssi INST the same. 49,. Bert Hamlin cap
'e 1rst prize in the half mile run at
Ae 4th with Herman Patterson a
'- md. Sword-tish were in the mar
.e' week at Is cents per pound. Swift
lad the first celery of the season
'.4naF morning.
Wa gLFAsT BAND AT BAR HARBoR. OF
" ur band won fresh laurels at Bar
i'.r where they had two days engage
81. connection with the Eden Centen-
d The Bar Harbor Record reporter does
7ee'H to have caught on to the name of
'' L. and says of the parade: ga pa-
police headed the line and after
tlne the Military dressed band in
-' tuck suits. They presented he APP
@f 'e.' The Bangor Commercial saws
N gifts of Pythias We're the centre of
efvers' attention; their alignment
Is !e''t and they marched with SPLEEN
itdry swing that brought lot of APP
~ E"m the people on the street. The
tand, which the committee We're
nongh to secure, headed the process
tA the best street music of Maine"
nmercial also says "On Thursday
'-- there was great display of fantas-
f'a-.. a concert by the Belfast band, the