The Republican journal., 1898-08-25
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

u-;ll he no band concert this week
next meeting Of Waldo District Lodge
.5 T4mpars has been postponed from
4.r- previously announced, and will be
september 10th
...,abers of the Belfast kindergarten
,ts,o are specially requested to meet
Mss Gutter, 24 Cedar street, Saturday,
s-rH. 40 p. III.
-Atq E I.arrabee has two very large
.rl,7me hydrangeas in her garden on
street Each has 80 unusually large
.s The plants are i've years old.
B..f4st " C. 7. U. will hold its first
,,, alter the summer vacation on Thurs
-,--raoou, Sept 1st, at 80 O'Clock. This
rh- regular monthly devotional
and all white ribboners and other
f.af rhe cause are invited.
g..--sd Commissioners j. B. Peaks of
.. frederick Danforth of Gardiner and
rtadbuurne of Biddeford, with Chief
s-.-.-r Thos l.. Dunn and Roadmaster
Z ward of the Maine Central, made
4,.s. tisit to Belfast Friday by special
-sr
r.. Maine State c. E. Union will be held
..-i-uer, Sept. 9th, 7th and Sth. The full
d. t-4te uD kets will be given, and all appli-
.,. for entainment should be made to
f Ringold, Gardiner, chairman OF
a.~.tt4e ou entertainment.
14a. n, have been granted as follows
-a,t. Widows, etc, Lizzie F. Yelling
Liberty original, George H. Demmons,
.rr 80. increase, Geo. A. W. Rooter,
a. retdu S14 to SIT; original, widows,
Ann G Lawrence, Bucksport, IS; in
.- ther H. Emmons, Belfast, So to
. lnmmissioner Mason has put in a
fs-iu at the corner of Main and Church
--t. III the Opera House block. The
at the corner which it was feared
glug and unsafe is found to be in
iti0n and will be left standing.
t- If the walk on the Church street
ards the westerly corner, has been
and granite steps put III where
4. The changes in front of this block
aouceable and make a great i'm
ur-j n the appearance and convent
street,
sB NOTES. The Manhattan S. S.
ppOinted Frank p Wilson their
Belfast and he began his duties
The company has sent him the
the company, for which staff is
ted ON the storehouse on Lewis
llt PentagOet is still running alone
e, but the company expects to
-senger boat on soon. &c.. The pres
rlns per week on the Boston and
lie will continue until Septem ber
the five trips per week will 90
.r-t That arrangement will be in
the latter part of September,
'a number Of trips per week will be
four The steamers are being
4.ronlzed this summer.
stBs FOR PICKLES. The journal
~ Aug. 1lth that Chas. E. Johnson
tor Skilton, Foote & Co of Boston,
.Ipng cucumhers for that firm 5
lz 'usiness at the rate of 20 barrels
.ltl Ihe season had just begun then:
nuents now amount to from 10 to 80
-.' H-r day The cucumbers are rated
9-l.ol1s- or those from II TO II inches
sud small, under II inches. The
4res 4rerage about 1860 mediums and
= ,At.l This has not been a very good
T~'. tQr cucunbers, yet those who con-
a'r no furnish them get nearly up to the
a a,o4 number. Most of those who
4.- tls year will go into it more extern
sg leXt season.
&lnNq ITEMS. Sch. Lester A Lewis
@r. = 18th fol Bangor to load lumber
New York. Sch. Maynard Sumner
e Aug. 18th with ice for Annapolis,
ii, p, NJ. Bouney sailed last Thurs
e9 Fl frst trip since repairing, in the
-i rn packet business. Schs Henry
nd Levi Hart discharged coal the
week for Swan & Sibley Co. from
Dtll SdId an IL DAVIS arrived
4. ' light, from Saco. The wrecked
.sH@7 NJ. Seaman is being discharged
ia lag She has been placed in Admi-
ait tor salvage and other claims. 1t
"i Tlr vessel IS only worth about $50,
aims against ler amount to over
every dollar the schooner is
sch. Lucia Porter arrived Monday
Boston for repairs and re-classing..
Euma w. Day arrived Aug 90 with
l4t argo from Boston; to load hay at
tarter's
lLH RECITAL. The violin recital bv
Hizabeth K. Robbins at the Baptist
".H aug, 18th was success despite the
favorable weather. Miss Robbins
most eordlally received and applauded.
Il many Belfast friends appreciate her ef-
" aud wish her success in the years
a f ipon which she will enter this fall.
n lowing program was thoroughly en-
VII March, Burald
q hiss Robbins, Nessrs. F. W. Chase
1. and F. A. Johnson
4 artette,
& ar'srs Page, White, Chase, Pitcher
,o3 "l solo, Flower Song" Lang
II Miss Robbins
NJ 'o'u Selected, Mrs. E. P. Frost
N Hllg Tomorrow at Ten,
a Miss Lu Lttletield
II '0'o The Spanish Gypsy" Watson
VI Mr.. F. W. Chase
Il r'te War Songs
ID aFs'rs. Page, White, Chase, Pitcher
NJ a. La Marsellaise