The Republican journal., 1897-07-22
NEWS OF BELFAST.

q -mmtuldtt possession. Enquire
lo, sou.
..y Ward Of examining surgeons, con-
- I'rs A. j. Billings, S. W. John
NJ Fletcher, has been appointed
Is irst session yesterday.
r--- he a parade of wheelmen and
.,... l-n this, Thursday, evening. The
.-..l -tart from the school common at
mi the route is laid out in such
.. here will be practically no hill
,1uS who are Interested in the ex
.4- for teachers regular or special
ar -rj ates are requested to send their
.r-. ID post office addresses to the State
ulent of Public Schools, at Au-
-.r.. .eflre August /, 1897.
AZ. 1eeting of the committee from the
-,-.- q the East Maine Seminary at
... Me, held in Boston July 14th.
.-.l--t W A, Hutchinson OF Pennington
--E New Jersey, was elected Presi-
-+ s,r of President A. F. Chase, who
4, --l hosen President of the Maine
f.. Seminary.
IT well-known business men went
.- uu-town stable one day last week
it empty. Thinking his brother
the horse he walked home only
IL neither that gentleman nor any
4.a Y had seen the horse. The owner
started up town post haste to
police. thinking the horse had
u, but he soon met his black
sc greeting was Say, John. are
---9 stable your horse in my shop
COUNTY CRoFs. The July Bulle-
Maine Board of Agriculture gives
rng summary OF crop reports from
uty-
90 Of the hay crop, % per cent,
pastures, SO per cent; improve
--i cutting and burning of bushes
-Qt depended upon as much as
some sections. Amount of soil
mixed grain, 50 per cent. barley.
rye, - per cent: sweet corn,
yellow corn, 81 per cent pota-
er cent. apples. ~ per cent
per cent, straw berries, s. per
rrries, y per cent. black berries,
other small fruits, 7G per cent.
rs. George Shaw cut his left
badly with a saw in Mathews
.ast week.. Chas. B. Stover was
m carriage while riding home
mort July 18th, aud suffered
'cation of the right elbow.
uev, wateAman at Mathews Bros.
small stone in the mill yard
night and spraired his right
'e badly. The horse of S G.
r4u away on Bay View street last
lid considerable damage TO the
harness. The animal was fright
t0e oose horses owned by 4. c.
Nr. Sibiey paid all the bills for re-
FAIL. Amateur base ball is now
NHAA lldSllLlt anu gaines between
r-s are frequent. The most inter
a- the past week was July 18th be-
professional men and the Belfast
The former won by score of ri to
-.~ layers were as follows: Profess
DR.. W. c. Libby, p; B. P. Hazel
3hi H. d. Mcclellan, ESQ, 2b.
$ NJ. Miliken, Id. /; Dr. E L. Stevens.
Arthur Mitchell, e.. F. R. Woodcock,
F. $. Pitcher, G. f., Loren Colcord, r. f.
Lewis Poor, c. f Percy Tuttle, 3b.
e. ---vens, 2b., F. j. Rigby, l. f.. Geo. R.
f.. Fred A. Johnson, s. s.; B. A.
r n.; Ishnael Patterson, h.; Chas.
r.4 The 'old boys" are making
-e--ents for very amateur game to be
1o0ably next week. Many of the
r players have not played a game
-5rs.
ADVERTISEMENTS. Free ice cream
Hewes & Co. s this week, when the
III be given an opportunity to test
les OF the Globe Extract Com
3vors. Tuesday was vanilla day
banaua; TODAY, pstachio; Fri
rrnint. Saturday, violet and rose.
ton has charge Of the demonstra-
he public, the ladies specially, are
-o call....I you want a new one
-4y at bargain call on j II. & j E.
-, 90 Main street, at once, or it may
'efore you get there. Residents on
street who wish to make connection
sewer are referred to the notice of
A x Cottrell. Carle & Jones, 21
--r7et, have 30 gross of Mason porce-
ed cap fruit jars to be retailed at
.--a.e prices. Don't miss this oppor
tor preserving time has come. See
10 " L. West, Veterinary Surgeon.
'4F. OF house for sale at bargain on
:'- n5rt avenue.
a- BAPTIST EXCURSION TO STANDPOINT.
ia' asst was an ideal excursion day, and
"a' most thoroughly enjoyed by about
alndred of the Baptist society and
LIE A few minutes walk from the
aFi at Standpoint is the grove and cot
7 II the Castine Alumni, where picnic
lrr was enjoyed. Some spent the after
'a u the grove with the swing, and in
Ing while others visited Hersey Retreat
Flench's Point. A most cordial recep-
d "as given the party at the Retreat by
t f. Pember of Bangor and F. C.
AfeWs OF Old Town, Universalists, who
ending a vacation at this most delight
Pace. The Retreat has the appearance
~ otel with all the comforts of a home.
-Tahite tablet over the fireplace in the re-
room tells the secret of all this com
able summer sojourning: "This monu-
n ~ Il.