The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-04
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.


-.u. beginning Nov. 18th. and continu-
e-- Sunday.
Epworth League will present the
....ue. Your Mothers Apron String"
NJ E. vestry, Tuesday evening, Nov.
luission % cts. children 10 cts.
re department was called out early
lening by burning chimney in
,.e.ugs Bank building. No damage
e., and the water was not turned on.
-, rs have been granted as follows
.,, George H Trundy, North Isles
.rstoration and increase, David S.
l deceased, Ninalhaven; original,
k s., etc, Harriet Hartman, Frankfort.
.r.Is Jones is putting up additional
IS on his place on Northport avenue,
v keep large flock of sheep the com
# o,-r. W. A. Arnold had about so head
liable ON Northport avenue last week.
painting in Spear, May K Stover's
lUru window, which has attracted con-
-al g attention the past week, was the
4 Z. II. erie, who took = course of
Fl Matinicus this summer under well
,a artist. Rockland Courier-Gazette.
onoert by the colored troupe of the
.r Penobscot, to have been given in
Hall, Winterport, last Saturday night,
-tponed one week--to Saturday, Nov.
4.count of the weather interfering
re movements of the steamers.
unclaimed letters remaining in the
post office for the week ending Oct.
idies-Mrs. Sedelia A, Wilson. Cen
Mr.. Herbert F. Cobb, Albert r.
a-.. J G. Walker, Belfast Wooden
Murray Of New York, who has the
for building the extension of the
-,.t & Quebec railroad from Buruham
eld arrived at the latter place last
th his tools, and yesterday morning
u4giu work at BurnLam with crew
men and 80 teams. Only local labor
.- employed and Mr.. Murray will
.an-ud the work himself.
H WEATHER AT MATINIcus. Oct. 22d
Hbiy rough day at Matiuicus. The
RS Fishing Co. lost two seine boats !;
veg Condor lost lobster car; and
.ajl great damage to the lobster pots.
ue surprise Of every one the little
VIM G Butman arrived from Rock
me. Some of the older people said
never came on such a rough day
hea and company appeared at the
Opera House, Wednesday evening,
-.l0 IN Frou-Frou before a small audi
ne IN part To tie departure from pop
GEES. Mile Rhea is an artistic of wide
ran and Aer support was excellent,
e IF the audience found it difficult
rbe leading lady, whose French ac-
.uu5me more marked in the intenser
Of the play Mile Rhea but recent
rned from visit to her former home
&, and was gowned in the latest cos
IS NJ Worth, and wore diamonds of daz-
! rlliancy.
TOE COURT. Eugene Lamb, Emims
r and Jacob Meservey were before the
Court Oct. Doth, on complaint of spec
ICE officer Joseph F. Wiley of Lincoln
nn charge of disturbing dance and
ing the officer. There has been trouble
Saturday night dances at Linconlville
e, and Mr.. Wiley claims that the re-
dents We're the guilty parties. The re-
ieuts were bound over to the Supreme
Ill Court III 500 each. Thompson for
state. Mcclellan for defendants.
HER WEATHER. October just closed
very warm and dry month. The mean
nature was 50132, against As 262 for
oer. 500, and As 500 average for October
years past. The highest tempera-
VAS 7S9 the 10th day; lowest Sc the
MI Murch's highest record was made
lock, but the mercury went some
cher later in the day. Rain fell on
with total precipitation of 81 inches
the smallest rainfall recorded by Mr.
who has kept record of precipita-
ure June, 1891.
.r1NG AND REPAIRS John MCTaggart
ny repairs and Improvements to his
ii Primrose Hill. Geo. W Benson
Ing new foundation to his stable on
treet.... A. S. Heal is building a new
Al his place on Cedar street. w. c..
1tely finished a stable at his home
little River. F. n. Waterman is
~ stable at his place on Mayo street.
lUtchins Bros. have built an addition
eet, on the north side of their stone
1t will be used as an office, and to
ay finished granite and marble. C. M =.
wilton is repairing his houses on Bridge
n Cooper & Co. and building new
ldation and strengthening the frame of
T song lumber storehouse at the foot of
ag street.
NEW CLUBBING OFFER. So many read
lave expressed desire for paper in
!rction with The Journal, devoted main
farm and home interests, that we have
h. contract with the Phelps Publishing
pany by which we can furnish Farm
Home, semi-monthly, free, to all sub
hers who pay one years subscription to
Republican Journal in advance. An
II feature of this offer is explained in
advertisement. This is distinct from
oifer of the New York Tribune. Ad-
4 paying subscribers can have their
Of the two papers, but we cannot fur
both. Farm and Home is probably
wa now to some of our readers. 1t con-
s VT Is pages, is ably edited and fully IL