The Republican journal., 1899-06-08
The delivery team from the Knowlton
bakery began its rounds Sunday.

Inc post office at 1SleSbOrO will become
domestic money order Office on July 1st
Archibald's Belfast Directory is ready for
the binders, and will be issued next week.
H. L. Lord has furnished the police with
new uniforms and F. A. Folett supplied
the bilies and badges.
The steamer Silver Star will make a fish
ing excursion to Matinicus next Sunday.
| leaving Belfast at A. NJ.
The contract for furnishing fuel for a year
to the Government building at Castine has
been awarded to John G. Gardner.
The W. G. I. U. will meet with Mrs. Mary
| Staples, in the Ellis House, Primrose Hill,
to-day, Thursday, at 30 P. NJ. Let all come.
A member of the Belfast Nature Club has
found four species of caterpillars and one of
lice on the leaves of an elm tree within
reach of the ground.
List of advertised letters remaining un-
claimed in the Belfast post Office for the
week ending June Sd: Ladies-Miss Annie
F. Allen. Gentlemen--S. G. Kimball.
| Howes s. Co. make a fine window dis
play of Hamiltons Relief Soap, including
the word Relief in letters made of the bars
of soap. This soap finds favor wherever
| used
The on-Partisan W. c. I. Alliance will
meet with Mrs. j. l.. Havner, corner Church
and Miller streets, Friday afternoon, June 8,
at 8 o'clock
The Paror Musical Society will hold three
more rehearsals, on Tuesday evenings in
June. and then suspend through July and
August A full attendance is desired at the
| June meetings.
Pensions have beeen granted follows
! Original. windows, etc, Matilda E, Dill
Monroe Centre increase, John c. Thorn
dixie, Camden; Alfred Wheelden, Winter
port Uriah Collamore, Appleton,
Mrs l. ". Cross of Morrill,, who is at her
mothers $, Mrs F. o. Greer of this city, had
the lower end Of her spine removed last
week by Dr. E. A, Wilson, assisted by Drs.
G. c. Kilgore and 7 \. Pearson. The opera
ton was successful.
Bicycle sales have not been very large
thus far this season, which is partly due to
the fact that the roads have not been in con
dition to permit their use They are all
right now, and you can get fine wheel for
less money than ever before.
c. w. Lancaster, of the rm of Lancaster
& West, took seven horses to Bar Harbor
for sale Tuesday. They received last week
a carload Of general purpose horses, which
proves to be a well assorted lot They sold
| sa,-a,, J,.,ra,4- IL, ,ua DIV. Lost won't
A testimonial concert to Emery F. White
will be given at the Baptist church, to-mor-
row Friday, evening. The musicians will
include Mr.. White, Mr.. Parker, MIR. Dion
| Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs Frost
Miss Dinsmore, Miss Hills, Miss Johnson
and possibly others.
| j & B, c. Adams of Camden have sold
their business, including their stock of COAL
wood, hay, -four, etc. to a. D. Bird and
Hanson & Bird Of Rockland, and have
leased their wharf and buildings to them
for a term of five years BY this deal one of
/ Camden's oldest and most reliable firms
goes out of business.
The passenger station at Etna was broken
open and robbed of money and tickets last
/ Thursday night, and on Saturday, a foreign
/ er, who could not speak or understand Eng.
lish, attempted to use unstamped ticket at
Burnham Junction. He offered the ticket to
Conductor sullivan of the Belfast Branch
who at once reported the matter and had
the man arrested, The hearing was held in
Bangor Tuesday afternoon, and the man was
acquitted
| Monday will pass as the hottest day of the
season, and the muggy atmosphere caused
By the showers in the morning. made the
heat unusually oppressive. photographic adj
vices show that did not have monopoly
OF what would pass for dog day weather. 1t
was hot in Boston and hotter in New York.
Here the thermometer indicated 81. Steward
/ Pote, who came ashore from the steamer
City of Bangor on her arrival here Tuesday
morning, SAID that it was hot all the way
down, with the water as smooth as mill
pond. The heat continued Tuesday morn
ing, but in the afternoon a southeast wind
sprung up, and it decidedly chilly.
STEAMER NOTES. The harbor buoys set
/ by the Boston < Bangor S. S. Co have
been repainted the past week. Those in
/ this vicinity were assigned to William Casey,
assistant agent at Belfast, ... The Castine
| took large excursion from Belfast TO Cas-
| tine Sunday They had a very pleasant
trip, and spent an hour at Northport Camp
| Ground on their return. The steamer City
OF Bangor arrived at Bangor shortly after II
o'clock Saturday with the biggest passenger
and freight lists so far carried this season. A
crew of over 30 men worked hard on the
| freight, enabling the steamer to leave on her
return trip little delayed. -. The steamer
| Ruth of the Bar Harbor and Winter Harbor
route has gone into commission and will
make three round trips a day from Winter
! Harbor until the summer timetable on the
Maine Central goes into effect The steamer
/ Golden Rod, Capt. VIM. M Crosby, will go
on the route b, tween Bar Harbor, South
west Harbor and Somesville on June 18th,
| for the season, making two trips daily there
| after, leaving Bar Harbor at 10 A. NJ and P.
| NJ every day, and returning at A NJ. and
/ 10 P. M....The Castine will make an eX-
I cursion to Camden and White Head Sunday,
/ leaving Lewis wharf AT 10 A NJ and Leaving