The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-03
rHe NEWS OF BELFAST.

THE CoLoRs.
Red
High overhead
kles the banner of Mars
Red
Under the tread
p.-a-s asleep meath the stars!
Blue
-Steadfast and true
r..|st she wide arch of the sky
Blue
Tenderest hue
-laseu of violets shy.
" hite-
Shineth the right,
Tile struggle shall cease!
White
Pure as the light
SONS the lilies of peace.
prrfS Hartswick in Collier W eekly.
4tfaT meeting of the City Council
U-.t next Monday evening.
..-. Court meets next Tuesday; Insol-
s1t Wednesday.
I4ek son of Poor's Mills has bought
route of Geo. O. Hatch whose farm
rhport Avenue.
.,-Nli be social whist at Memorial
friday evening, Nov. 4. at s O'Clock.
s-...l.e1ts viii be served. Admission 25
4 are invited.
nave been granted as follows:
.- Charles B. Greenhalge, Rock
.. -applemental, Francis S, CHM,
s..7.-- Increase James Reynolds, Unity:
~ aly well be congratulated on its
f1garten. Any kind of a Kinder
.- ,.IId he a blessing in the different
WINS Of our State, but free one!
IrL' Thomaston Herald.
IF this week issue of The
he found the story of Jolly
... JOSH to which reference was
week. 1t will be found Interest,"
-
u-r Castine will make an excur-
Brooksyille, Castine and Isles
next Tuesday to Belfast, to give
hose towns the benefit of the
us now offered by QUE merchants
tle round trip is % cents.
-t Livery Co. sold one of its Con-
ast week to Geo. A. McDou-
f. Burleigh, Caribou. The coach
Tue Crosby Inn and later for the
8-e. The Livery Co. supplied It's
ack of more modern design.
The Journal has frequently
le advance in public sentiment
3.horning cattle, but the latest
-. III that line are surprise. Dr.
received a call Monday to 60 to
bis first convenience where
We're ready for the operation.
gent to that village and operat-
ad ana there are more to follow.
Belfast dairymen are talking
their herds to it.
Tile bowlers of this city are
-aiize a local league similar to
taud and some other places
l- i've teams, and d schedule of
ISL until March has been prepar-
Hs players enough for four
ana interesting work may be
ere this winter The Camdens
tre soon, and visits to and from
tHer places are being arranged for
rs prizes for the best team and
scores made in his ally this fall
tnng at Healey's ally, two local
peted, as follows: Brown, VIM.
80 Darby, Rogers and Colcord
Johnson, Waterman, Frank T
-sr Haley and Chaplin. Browns team
games put Of three, but on the total
'..I lsou won by 1857 to Ills.
.. FEAR THAN FEVER Superintend-
Brick has made thorough examin-
-rery case reported az scar let fever,
Jed last Saturday that he found
than fever" There We're then
I've cases of scarlet fever, all IN
and TWO of those We're in no way
with the schools, no member of
Icing scholar, There have been
- Of severe cold with sore throat
symptoms common to scarlet
which were found not to be that
et they contribute TO the fear lust
those who have the disease in
exercise proper care when the
convalescing the danger of
'-.as 97er.
E'uE- Last August the house of
Brown on Northport avenue,
RIVER, was burned to the ground
Il that month Mr. Emery Cottrell
ri avenue took the contract to re-
oct 18th the house was compet-
i4mly had moved in. The house
0r.es with the gable in front
are six rooms on the first floor
I On the second floor, with
t4's on each floor. Each sleeping
has large closet, and there is a nice
-et ii the dining-room. The kitchen
=A and very convenient. 1t has two
age windows on each side and glass
Shelves are arranged about the stove
~ '4a making everything handy. The
'' @-s Completed at very moderate
44th less than many surmized, and
Nless are much pleased with it and
-'l- faithful work done by Mr.. Cottrell,
armed his trade of his father, the late
Cottrell, who was in his day one
1-s, shir s-joners in Maine
many GALE. A gale having some
la' teatures visited the coast Wednes-
"' 10Th. The day was stormy, with
s'er wind and heavy rain. In the
'-plng the wind changed to south
gale nearly all night The rain
torrents until about o'clock Thurs
Il