The Republican journal., 1897-11-11
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

anal, George H. NJ. Barrett, Rockport;
4.ase. OTIS Cummings, Northport.
-4oug P A. Sanborns recent water
y e one of the schooner Maria Webster
mes dock. 1t was sold to go out of
Old Farmers Almanac for 1898 has
x Co.., Boston. This is the 1O6th year
publication.
8. # unclaimed letters remaining in the
l. post office for the week ending Nov.
ladies-Mrs. Laura Lampher, Miss
Naughton. Gentlemen-Rev. Geo.
sudrews. Mr.. E. A. Mason.
q -Jer, the boat builder, is now building
Its. They are of one man power.
wheel is in the forward end of the
They are commonly known as wheel
--.rs.
tse pheasants have been seen in the
- north and west of Belfast. The
, we're liberated on the shore road be-
Belfast and Searsport and are grad.
reading out over the county.
Marshal Norton lately received a
rom Mrs. Frank Bowles of Coscob.
asking for Information about Miss
lements, who came from somewhere
vicinity and was in Boston in 1876.
,tl5asj A
as OF Veterans, will be established in
~ this, Thursday, evening. There are
Ter applicants and they will meet for
alton in Sons of Veterans hall on
street. at o'clock. The Department
nU and Treasurer will be present.
Bucksport Musical Association was
organized, with the following Off
Pres, Il. B. Slower; Vice Pres, Mrs
Fellows; Sec, Alice B. Gardner;
Florence E. Parker; Directors, DR..
Emerson, Mrs A. F Page, j. l..
constitution and bylaws have
+iapted and the mem oership fee fixed
collar
nlNG AND REPAIRS, Arthur W. Bur-
bought the building on Main street
s occupied by Patrick Brogan as a
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tNpoint has been very thoroughly re-
'i' l1''nC "s'el has
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j. Ihayer ana child OF Belfast, who
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brought her little daughfer agad
lars, to Camden for treatment. Some
WIG Cn 1.,',l Lau .lle gflp, Whlc4 set
IS were IN such a condition that she
4o1 aio" one 70 look at them, the
>1r sbe has raeayar4i bar si,t1,t no IVA
larson is to be congratulated on his
'7ful treatment. The child now that
re e.. - a ali ieauy 70 l,eeP into every
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of whom war;. tra,oro wa,ot e.
-.. an combating the mainline If +hs
one poles are to stencil on them "N
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tar Harbor and Machias S. S, Co. has
notice that the route will be resumed
ek by new, fast and elegant steam
q electric lights. . The steamer Vinal-
IS undergoing repairs on the South
railway at Rocklandand the Castine
COMBS has taken her place on the
ud and Vinalhaven route The stmr.
ZONES, while making the run from
5iarbor to Milbrdge Saturday after
with about IS passengers and large
Dr., met with an accident that DELAYED
-Feral hours. When about four miles
" Sohoodic, a floating log caught in
4ddle wheel on the port side and broke
ann of one of the hnckets of tho nadia