The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-10-20
n NEWS OF BELFAST.

c.oes Monday to prevent freezing, but
'"- bless be turned on again, as the
Of will be needed some time longer.
county Commissioners held an adj
,r,rlu at the Court House in this city
They received one road petition
,riectmen of Swanville, and at
some routine matters.
...., II Marshall Relief Corps will
. aeNt regular meeting Thursday
, oct 9th, at 80 o'clock, weather
-nE should the day be stormy the
.gn he postponed one week.
--- department. was called out early
auug Oct 18th, by blaze in the
H Moody s drug store. Water
armed on as the fire was put out
.4. rose arrived. Seaside Hose Co.
, uli as usual
les from the store of Spencer &
...l he given to the bowlers making
CHEST runs at Healey's alley up
t -aeuding Thanksgiving evening.
-. OJusist of an oak desk, oak rock
-srv table. The highest scores to
Wm, Decrow, 297; George Darby,
, 70 Spinuey. 2S9
H.vr las number of old papers. in
ary numbers of The Republican
lHr handbill, dated Sept. ., 1888,
.- aIt Charles W. Millken does
, 4rriage making and repairing
,h.. At the rear of the Eagle Hotel.
r.gs Hotel was afterwards known as
u- 4u House, and Mr.. Milliken's
l- r5bahiy on the location of one of
occupied by Tyler, Matthews
... tile carriage and blacksmith
.......- ID Beaver street.
III G. Pitcher is occupying the
at the foot of Main street for
storing apples. He has over 500
Waldo county and although
s- a7 they came from the trees,
me lot. Three-fourths are Bald
ers Beltiow ers, Greetings,
Monmouths and Kings, with
other varieties. Mr.. Pitcher
Tins year is light, but the quail
ever knew. There are very
Worny apples. As a rule light
euor quality, but the weather
Is Year " ere such as TO produce
feet fruit, although not in large
When the apples are sorted and
Belfast.
The fish in the ponds are
r4e spawning beds. No fish
...T Oe stripped at Swan Lake this
II Quimby brought , 600 land
aud trout to Pitchers Pond
king 1000 fish put into tile
Bieknell & Hopkins weir
out still continues to supply
mixers. The other day Mr.
around and gave mess OF
..- WHO had bought Of them this
nt Deer Isle Gazette says;
N-eus Gross OF Oceanville is high
.ter fshiug business this fall.
Dr. stocked S63, the largest week ,
...ta lor "a number of years -, The
tiEar 5, Foster Of the Nicholson
.. .. um Bucksport Oct. 18th for
sud waters Tor fare of herring.
lr mer Small has very large
r. -sa Lorns sent to him by friend
18th Valley near Billings, Mon
i species Of animal is nearly ex-
'l - doctor has spent many spare
shing the horns and will have
ured on a shield.,..W. l.. Serb
Hour1e was in Belfast last week
r supply of Farmers Horse
Those Missouri Meersehaun
A Howes & Co.'S are at
rteuti0n of smokers. 81.
hroken ground for a new
Iu street, Castine. The house
sleeping rooms with all the
wrr. vements .. Bainhridge H
his city has had his pension
i-l ~ to S72....W H. McIn-
new gilt and black sign at
.. the shop of WEIGH & Stevens
7t- shipped a carload of apples
tne first of the week.
.rlSNEN. Herbert Thorndike |
wilson of Rockland werA in
Hist week, guests of Charles r.
A whom they went partridge |
hunting. Mr.. Thorndike is
iut Of Co. A, First Maine In
% Through. Messrs Coombs |
,1e as good care of their hunt
~ logs tley do of themselves or their
'" 4.r dogs 90 with them in the car
.- hunting grounds, and when
lA -u the carriage are of course
e hase. Each dog is provided |
o'eiy lifting blanket, which is put |
tlde home, the same care being |
'is respect as the men take of |
regard to their overcoats. -.
Howe of Duck Trap. Lincoln
F"ti-C down the bay after ducks, has |
ned OF ys getting ready to go. His
ing ground is in the vicinity of |
''-a stands, and he never returns
iri What Capt. Howe does not |
the habits and whereabouts of |
worth knowing, and he has
a'4r that carries him safely and |
Kinds of weather He does
~ until well into December
Items Sch. Gazelle arrived
Jm Bangor with lumber for
and sailed next day for Rock
ne...S Sch. Emma W. Day ar
A. hlston with general cargo Oct.
HA load hay for A. NJ Carter
Sah Sarah L. Davis arrived
New York with coal for tie |