The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-09-22

Geo W. Gerry of Linconville was very
severely injured by being gored and tram
plea upon by one of his cows last week. He
Is in critical condition
large maple tree in front of the resi-
oehee OF W. L. Hanson on Main street
elew down TueSlay morning and narrowly
missed the house in its fall The front
steps were wrecked
There will be a meeting of Thos Fl
Marshall r. G. to-day. Thursday, at 3 80
The State president, Mrs Stanwood, will be
present and inspect the Corps. There will
De picnic supper, to which the Post is in
vlted
speciai private car arrived here by the
evening train yesterday to take to New
York the families of Messrs. Attleboro and
johnson, who have been sumuering at Dark
Harbor. They will arrive here to-day by
steamer Castine and leave on the 20 train.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original widows, etc, special Sept.
Especial act minor of Sias Rarrows, Burn
ham, Sl2i increase George B Rowell,
crease, Franklin Smith dead, Vnalhaven,
IS to $50; original, widow. etc, Larina
Smith, Vinalhaven, So.
Geo. r. Poor and Roland L. Carter re
turned last week from a bicycle and can oe
trip. They were gone eleven days, and
travelled on their wheels 275 miles and by
canoe about -. They We're in the vicinity
of Jackman in Somerset county. They had
good luck at fishing, but were 100 early to
do much cunning, They report very en-
joyable trip,
Belfast Lodge of Good Tenlplars meets
regularly now in their hall over the FL gu
school room. The attendance is quite good,
and the entertainments are of excellent
quality. The members seem to have gained
enthusiasm by summer outing. They viii
hold dime social at their hall tomorrow,
Friday, evening, to consist of an entertain
ment, to be followed by games, etc. The
public will be Admitted.
The following officers We're elected at the
last meeting Of Armor Bearer Circle, K, d.
4 S.; President, Miss Lora Maxcy; Vice
President Mrs, Fannie Hart; Secretary, I.
H. Fernald; Treasurer, Miss Annie Shute;
Collector, W. j. Price. Mr.. FernaId was
appointed reporter. The circle will meet
next week with Mrs. Alphonso Shute, East
Belfast, and viii enjoy an outing spending
the afternoon and evening.
Dan Mccarthy and his company appeared
at the Belfast Opera House last evening in
Ia 4
Glare The Rockland Star SAYS of the
presentation in that city "The play is
strong one with plenty of laughter aud sew
eral good specialtles of singing and dancing
We're introduced Miss Wizard as the SOU
bretge, Miss Evelyn and J. j. Flanagan
were especially cleversin their parts" To-
night the company viii present "The Pride
of Mayo" said to be its strongest piece.
New ADV ERTIsE MESTs. Wells & Co are
on deck again this week with lots of new
bargains, particulars of which are given in
the advertising columns. -. Blankets only 40
cents d pair at Fred A. Johnson's, Masonic
Temple. Cut prices in banquet lamps at
Garlic & Jones, Main street. Girl wanted
to do homework in family of two. En-
quire at IS Primrose Hill. See notice to
pensioners by l.. c. Morse, Esq.,. Chase x
Doak, jewellers, % Main street, are plum full
of bargains. Call and see them. A very
desi rable tenement for small family is
offered for rent with or without use of the
stable Enquire at II Church street.
The old stable on the Camp Ground was
burned Sunday night. The fire was dis
covered about 10 o'clock, but was so far adj
vanced that nothing could be saved. The
only contents We're d carriage owned by
Charles Proctor and the seasons crop of
beans Of Chas. O. Dickey. The stable was
owned by ribbetts & Bean of Old Town and
was insured Tor 500. 1t was occupied this
season by Geo. +. Danforth, who moved out
last week. Tie stable was atire about year
ago, but it was discovered and the b1ilding
saved. Fortunately at Sunday nights fire
the wind abated just before the fire. other
wise several of theistables below it, an pos
sibly some of the cottages on the Camp
Ground, would have been destroyed.
NORTH BELFAST. The North Belfast base
ball team went to Monroe fair last week and
played with the Frankfort's Wednesday re-
sulting in score of Is to 3 in favor Of the
former team. This team has played eleven
games this season with the best teams in the
surrounding towns and has won seven OF
the eleven games. The players are Frank
Flanders, captain and catcher; John Holmes,
manager and 1st base; Basil Newell, pitcher;
Frank Woods, I'd base; Ralph Freeman. 30
base; Will Mason 8. g.; Walter Thurston, r,
f.; Geo. Hatch, |. f. Eben Miller, C. f.,
Mrs R. A. Quincy went to Boston Satur-
day to receive treatment for her eyes,.
Thomas Quincy arrived home from Montana
last week. Mrs. Nj. E. Ferguson went to
Waltbam, Mass, last Monday to visit her
daughter Frank Griffin of Dorchester,
Mass, was in town last week visiting lis
sister, Mrs G. A. Hopkins.
SHORE ACRES. 1t is not often that an
American play has such noted sponsors as
ashore Acres had when it was first pre-
scented to the public. Among tbs eminent
PLAYERS who recommended Mr.. herne's
work are Messrs. Henry Irving, Wilson
Barrett John Hare, Will am Terrlss and all
of our American artists. Among the liter
airy men who have written of the play g