The Republican journal., 1897-09-02
rur NEWS OF BELFAST.

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a T.. I. L will meet this, Thursday,
If 80 o'clock after vacation of
| reS
uurv Commissioners were in ses-
o--l, for their semi-annual auditing
~ .0tg treasurer's books.
SIS If Veterans will begin series of
-yta Fellows Hall next Saturday
." .,.rh music by Ames' orchestra.
Uatcomb of Waldo is putting new
ldlldlngs on the spot where the old
arre burned the first of June. He in
-.. p4t in a store, but no dance hall this
... t,ndent Brick is holding examin
.uch scholars as failed to reach the
VOL. .ercentage in their work last year
.N,auuations are open each day this
lire Superintendent office and the
.sa. us.
... each has been appointed post
.- China, vice Theson E. Doe; and
- Armstrong at South Penobscot,
.I..ru Leach. j. E. Hall has been ap-
.r,. o'stmaster at Halldale, vice c. NJ.
- . mic production, "A Romance of
uw, was given in Belfast Opera
Thursday evening before small
0. rhe performers were very good
. spective parts and the specialties
red members of the troupe were
0g
r.- have been granted as follows:
ID and reissue, Caleb H. knowlton,
Monroe original, widows, etc.
VI. knowlton, Monroe; Matilda
4 fst Rockport; restoration, REISSUE
Sc. William Fleming, deceased,
. nrrease, Reuben Gross, Winter
Frrison has taken the agency for
... adjoining towns of the Asphalt
A tire and waterproof roof coating,
eek applied it TO the roof Of the
rh. The coating is put on over
and it is said will make an old
tnl good for d number of years.
Almanac says that September
ruish US with rather a pleasant
weather. and the last half Of 1897
point To a more congenial period
han tie first half Storms may
j about the 9TH and 6th, 18th tc
18TH, nth to 3oth.
a4nges include il their lists of
Is Waldo County Belfast. Sept,
There will be no fair in Belfast
as announced some time ago.
be held in this county are as
waldo and Penobscot, Monroe.
s.. Is; North Waldo, Unity, Sept.
lIuation OF teachers under the new
v vas held III the High School room
lust Aug. 18th, under the direction of
punton. Thirteen teachers We're
4 in reading, arithmetic, grammar
r., history, theory and practice and
tU. The examinations We're in writ
lave been forwarded to the State
teudent for approval.
ttice of the American Express Co.
ty is TO be moved October LIST from
A. hanson block. where it has been To-
nearly thirty years, to the Harris
recently vacated by E. P. Frost & Co.
new quarters are much larger than the
md Mr. Harris is now making the
-- and repairs necessary. d. Webster,
Bangor, Superintendent of the ex-
.>- Iunauy, was in town last Friday and
lie necessary arrangements. F. A.
The local agent of the company, has
POSITION % years this month.
j.. A. Coombs and party of friends.
re out in the bay last Thursday in
1t Sigdrlfa. report that they saw a
rye sea turtle. They We're about
across from Northport Camp
10 the beacon on Steele's ledge
animal was seen within few
the vessel. 1t was swimming slow
Is head elevated, and had it not
The shape of the back all on DO ard
lave been satisfied that they had
sea serpent. Sea turtles are scarce
Cape Cod and large ones are seldom
nth of Hatteras.
are becoming very tame and plenti-
lis vicinity. Early risers on Union
view streets report that last Thurs
rning one was seen in the door-yard
r. II. Sanborn, afterward crossing
% A. A. Knights yard and going into
-uan lot south of Capt. Hayes residence
--l tined in the vicinity feeding quietly
about 10 o'clock, when it leisurely
..-d down Bayview street to Allyn street
q hence to the shore, which it followed
Yards Northport. Its tracks were traced
q lver Union street nearly to CONNER
i but we learn of no one who saw the
nal IN any other part of the city.
1-e t. S. Dispatch boat Dolphin arrived
Be asst harbor Sunday afternoon from Bal
r5or. The object of her visit was to get
IMPLY Of coal, but there not being suf-
eut supply here of the kind she needed
1T early Monday morning for Portland
al parties went off around her in row
A'- and the steamers NJ. &. NJ. and Guine.
b cent out from the Camp Ground. The
-y on the Guinevere, consisting of Mr.
4 MIS-. A. Fl. A. Groeschner and daughter
rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. A. W Heating
II Bray, Sumner Frisbee and Miss Emma
l-e were invited on board and shown
d. he ship by Commander Lyon.
~eral parties from this city have visited
a-ar-by lakeside resorts the past week