The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-02
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Parties who live on the shore road n..,
the Searsrort- Belfast line report that thew
saw herd OF nine deer in a field tb.ra Mo,'
day. There were two old bucks and seven
smaller animals.
h. H. hnowlton and Freeman c. Patterson
were arraigned in the Police Court Tuesdav
forenoon on search and seizure process. Both
We're found guilty and sentenced to a fine of
500 and 60 days in Jail, from which rhev an.
pealed.
All members of Belfast Lodge, Good Tenn
plars, are earnestly requested to provide
food for the District Lodge dinner ON Satur-
day. March 4th, and to communicate with
the committee through Miss May Pendleton
or Forest Robbins.
The W. G. I. u will meet with Mrs. ID.
Lincoln on Church street this, Thursday
afternoon at half-past two O'Clock sharn.
Ihls being the regular monthly devotional
meeting We invite all who would like to ION
us in these services
Carter u Co. are rebuilding tine abutmant
on which schooner Eliza j. Pendletop was
built, on which to stretch the keel for the
new schooner for Pendeton Bros of Isles
boro, and are to put in an additional forge
| and make other M TO i,,th o
smith shop,
Miss Helen Bird celebrated her birthday
by entertaining number of schoolmates
and friends at the home of her parents. MIR.
and d. n Bird on Congress street. last Mon
| day evening. Dainty refreshments We're
served and the evening was passed with pro
| gressive whist. 1t was very pleasant occa-
sion.
The Belfast Hook and Ladder Co. Will
| hold Its annual levee and ball at Belfast
| Opera House Friday evening, March 10th
| This company is part of our volunteer fire
| department and should receive the same
/ liberal treatment from the public that is ac-
| corded the hose companies. The managers
are preparing to give their patrons an enjoy
! able evening.
Lancaster & West are meeting with flat
tering success in selling their horses and
| will receive another carload about March
10th and a carload month thereafter
Horses guaranteed just as represented and
| they pass through no middlemau's hands OF
their present lot they sold matched pairs TO
Isaac Hills and A. f. Elwell of Northport
5. j, Dean of Ldncolnvile, and Stanley
Freeman of Camden; and single horses to
Thomas Taylor, L. A Mahoney, w. S.
Olsen and Chas Stephenson of Belfast, w
/ b. Twombly of Unity, Frank Richards of
Lineoluvile and Will Bickford of Sears
mont
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| THE CREAMERY Messrs Gerry & Baxter
of Dexter We're in Belfast Saturday in con.
sutaton with NJ. C. Hill and others in re
gard to re-estahlshing the Belfast creamery
They are managing large creamery in Dex-
tar, and We're obliged to cancel a large mum
her of orders last year for lack of supply and
capacity to fill the demand They say that
if they take hold of this creamery they
Will do more business than was done here in
the best months last year. They expressed
themselves favoraby in regard to the out
look and are in correspondence with Mr..
| Hill, who is now in Augusta. Mr. Hin is
confident that the creamery will be started
early this spring
IN CRusoEs CAVE. There are few men
| anywhere who have been on the island of
| Juan Fernandez, made famou by the story
! of Robinson Crusoe but Belfast has one of
| those men On the 9Th of December, 1919,
| the bark William O. Alden sailed from Bel
fast for the newly discovered gold fields of
| California. When near this island their
water gave out and they put in there for
supply. Henry Dunbar, Jr., P. H. Mason,
| F. o. Havner, Geo. w. Blodgett, l.. g.
Coombs G. W. Elwell and George Palmer
landed in the yawl, and, having some time
to spare, explored the island somewhat.
Mr.. Dunbar went into the cave in which
Robinson is said to have made his home
| OF the boats party Messrs. Dunbar, Mason
| and Coombs survive.
| MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION. The an
| nual meeting of Masonic Temple Association
was held Tuesday evening. The following
| directors were elected Hiram Chase, N. F.
Houston, Robert Burgess, Albert c. Burgess
and Charles IT. Bray. Mr.. Chase was re-
| elected president and Albert G. Burgess
clerk, both having served continuously since
the association was organiZed-23 years. On
account of failing health, Capt L. NJ. Board
man, who has been treasurer since the or.
ganization of the association declined a re-
election. Alfred A. Small was elected treas
urer and unanimous vote of thanks was
given to Capt. Boardman for his long and
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