The Republican journal., 1897-06-24
: NEWS OF BELFAST.

p,4rd of Registration ul0 not auu
.b4 list of voters last week, but
|@' f +wo names, those of dead men
~..- u..mber is l,334.
-.p.rt published in some OF the Maine
INIT ,he 10Th Maine Regiment Asso-
t.ud hold its reunion in June is
Tile reunion will be held at Win
r4rk. August 25th. AS matter of
die always the date of the reunion,
,lir DAY falls on Sunday, as it is the
.-.t-y Of the mastering in of the regi-
..- Augusta in 1868.
Murch and Chas. S. Cook, pro-
.r. the Golden Rod Creamery, Troy,
.sA AIKEN unto themselves wife.
u rt Il F. Murch and Miss Ray Jones
" sr "a at the home of the brides
' Rs c. h. Jones, Rev. G. M. Jones
p. eng aud at Winthrop,J une 5th, Chas.
Sal. 4ud Faustina E. Wiggin of Win
,--s united in marriage by Rev. G. 81.
r,se.-a.
~.. dian Hotel at Castine, one of the
peril II resorts on the coast, was open
..... season Tuesday, June 22d, under
..5- management of w. A. Walker
..ul.aI for rooms has been greater than
.. s available rooms outside have
Engaged Castine is rapidly filling up
..s..-. 4r visitors and the charming old
.. all probability enjoy the most
Jason in its history
-.. N4rden of Palermo, youth of Is,
-e in Waterville some time ago
ii Albion. City Marshal Thayer
r.- - sent out descriptions of the
r. wheel and last week Sheriff
we'd word that the boy was in
.-. asst Friday Mr. Norton went to
-- The boy had gone to Freedom,
riff arrested him there. Satur-
.... aver came To Belfast and took
- tp Waterville
IS HOME Mrs. MeGregor, man
Boys Home in Deering, attend
irau Convention here last week
departure, Saturday, took with
grace Falkenham, for whom a
,-eu found in tile town of Peru.
-.rl IS one OF d family of five
.. u Lisbon. The three girls We're
Urls Home in Belfast and the
the Boys Home III Deering,
Mvs has home near THAT of his
r0.
Dau team has been organized
sud las played few practice
team is composed of Young
,yed as clerks, miliners, etc, in
.1l stores near the ball grounds
are played on the lawn enclosed
r-s on Church, Main and High
the Memorial building. One
O.. uro2ght TO an abrupt close by a
from the West sending the ball
5ueu window of The Journal of
a.- Ua occupants had gone home to
.- editor was somewhat surprised
.. 4me in in the evening to ind a
he editorial desk, but not more
'... young lady when she saw the
Tue air and disappear through
.oaNa.
j. r mber of tramps struck this sec.
ISL Week and the police had lively
t lsposing of them. One was arrest
s1 sent to jail for drunkenness. One
IN had rich experience in arrest
,i-known railroad man in lieu of a
a He saw the man lying asleep on a
e- de the track scales at the railroad
tn ud giving the sleeper shake or
IT,. u to move on The man resented
upton of his siesta and told the
should do no such thing. Where
f0u. s." asked the officer. The man
,N res Il came here from Waterville. .
you come to town." 81 came i'll
ght tram" just then another
ui- along and recognizing the
ramp called the policeman off
Dad man starts out early in the
al Is out late at night and was
Off,. midday nap in the open air in
rae car.
". 1T DECISIONS Twenty-three of
i've Waldo county cases entered
term Of Law Court at Bangor were
the Clerk of Courts June 18th,
rd for want of prosecution. In
q Ase of Elizabeth B. Whitaker vs.
smith, tried at the April term, 1897
bet for defendant, and motion for
filed, the motion is overruled
q April term, 1897, with verdict for
--l-tlr, exceptions filed and allowed, ex.
.o4- verruled. August n. Anderson vs.
a- N0gell, tried at the April term
w.ll verdict for defendant; motion for
' r& lied motion overruled. Twenty
4l-a- cases went up on exceptions, which
y-rruled for want of prosecution. A
rG7 cases will be found on the Sd page
NASsi8URN's CIRCUS COMING. The neces.
Z lake up of a circus capable of drawing
llry nough to make it profitable bust
s. 4uite a gigantic affair, if person I'm.
i-alrted with such institutions were to
TT buy the whole outfit. 1t requires
vars, hundreds of horses and animals
al army of employees, and the daily ex.
--lJtre of large sums of money. Leon
Nt7hhurn owns such show, and COM
-#l it is with his Circus, Museum
-aaEegle and Hippodrome, it is a most
Tvebti'ns amusement enterprise. The cir
apartment is replete with daring and
riders, male and female, noted
i--ts novel jugglers, intrepid acrobats,
Y h5uy other features that go to form a
VI AS performance. The hippodrome