The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-09-07

1uoSudS morning.
The Castine Normal School has about one
hundred and forty pupils this term.
If you want some job printing call at the
Sea Breeze office, No 10 Main street. Belfast,
and see specimens.
Pensions have been granted as follows
Restoration and reissue, Daniel Allen, dead,
North Brooksville, ST.
Mrs. w. H. Clifford has at her home on
Northport avenue hydrangea blossom that
measures % inches in circumference.
Morrison & Mcdonald have contract to
build large and elegant cottage at Dark
Harbor Islesboro, for Charles Black, Phila-
delphia
Charles n, Black is fitting up the former
Blue Store" on Phoenix Row for L. L. &
VIM. G. Gentner, who will open it Oct. 1st
as cigar and tobacco store.
The fall term of the E. NJ c. Seminary,
Bucksport, opened Tuesday morning with
all indications pointing to one of the most
successful years in the history of the school,
A large number of students arrived Satur-
day and Monday,
A salesman for a Boston produce house
recently saw in CHM & Fields store some
caulitlower raised by Joel P. Wood of North
port He said they were better than any he
could buy around Boston, and placed an or
der with Mr.. Wood TO ship some to his firm.
Monday was Labor Day and was observed
holiday to the extent of closing the
banks. The county and city offices did
business as usual and all the manufacturing
places ran all day. The flag was not hoisted
on the custom house, but the deputy col
lector was on duty as usual.
The excursion OF the Belfast Band to Ban
State Fair was a very enjoyable trip al
though not patronized sufficiently to make
it pay The trip was by steamer Catherine
A stop was made at Searsport, where num-
Der of passengers We're taken on. The band
played several selections en- route.
Master Allen Howes. aged years, evil
IDENTITY intends to reverse the Old theory that
by lifting a calf every day one will gain in
strength as the animal grows and soon be
able to lift an OK, He was riding in the
country and when passing a herd Of cattle
exclaimed 20, mamma, lat me get out and
lift that pretty COW. I'll put her down easy
and not hurt her.
FISH FACTS. A consignment of 1000 land
locked salmon from the [ S fab hatchery
at Green Lake arrived at Thorndike Friday
for Geo. S. Lowell and L. c. Morse of Lib
erty, The hsh were put in Georges Pond
....Augustne Coiburn had good day still
fishing at Swan Lake Sept. Sl He caught
five salmon and one trout. one of the former
weighing - pounds.
Mrs. L. NJ Burbank of Worcester. Mass
had on exhibition last week in Locke's Jew
elry store piece Of linen work representing
straw berries in a basket of birch bark The
stitches are very fine and colors accurate.
The work is framed and mounted like a
water color, which it closely resembles, 1t
is for sale by ticket, ana the lucky one viii
have beautiful piece of art work
The first rehearsal, after the summer vaca-
ton Of the Parlor Musical Society was held
i'll the Universaist vestry Tuesday evening.
The next rehearsal Will he Tuesday evening,
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week will be held until the Maine music
festival. in Ranoor and Portland T+is aar,-
estlv reonAsted that all who exnac+ tn take
part in the chorus at the festival attend
every rehearsal
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Song OF the voyage. Paderewsbi
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P1rto Rfcar DanGe Nissui
'H-1hS NA"Ne9 IViAi44aA
The Endeavor society Of the North church
viii have an exhibition and sale of Colored
Japanese photographs rexJ Tuesday ev en-
ing in the church parlors. The pictures are
very beautiful and VIII make fine Christ
mas presents The money derived from this
sale viii be used for missionary purposes.
Tea viii be served during the evening. The
pubic is cordially invited
A GREAT SHOW. The Culhana Cbaca X
Weston Big Ministries viii be AT the Belfast
Onera House for one night only Tuesday