The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-09-14
HE NEWS OF BELFAST.

s lanes F. Moses. just like him.
.. r-ported last week in Bucksport
r,-t SCANNED in Portland harbor is to
...-fsned and three or four modern dis
..... snus are to be mounted on Fort
ri "a garrison of 40 or more men will
aneutly held there.
Maine Farmer says in its report of the
-r at lewiston Mr.. J. H. Anies,
81, FOOL and comfortable while his
prayer drove away the flies. Every
utd has used this little machine is
raise of its merits, protecting the
r-. the annoyance of flies and in
Bearer Circle, Kings Daughters,
lire following officers last week
...rt 7 H. Fernald; vice president,
.us; secretary, Myrtle Pendleton
Lora Maxcy; collector, W. J.
ruorter. T, H. Fernald; committee
Mrs. W. j. Price, Miss Myrtle
t Mrs. lisa Morse.
,r..-.e was made some time ago of the
t Fort Point hotel site and other
..-.. ,1 Charles Sanford of New York.
-.f,7d IS quite reticent as to his inten-
.- CORRESPONDENT of The Journal.
d a position to know, understands
presents a sEhoicate VINO propose
' the Point next season
Following is summary of the
... p reports from Waldo county to
- Board OF Agriculture
II hay crop, 90 per cent. Condi-
oan+ Gonay+ia,, of oor w &c pov@.
.4r cent; yellow, 81 per cent Com
t'7eage OF each: sweet, 80 per cent
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'He ago man giving his name as
Jro stopped awhile with j. 5
near Lncoln7llle Centre. One
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rary societies of the East Maine
Ie- Seminary, Bucksport, have elect
-s d. follows Calorhetorian- presi
a Frederick vice president, a. NJ
tary, Arthur Haley treasurer
Grant; Warden, G, \. Perkins
rs. lttheau-president, A. 2 n Tribou
r--dent Ernest Smith; secretary
opottord; treasurer, A. E. Avery
nmeut-president, Jesse L. Keene ;
lent, Eda l. Davis; secretary, Eva
treasurer. Edna H. Clement. Achl
resldent, Mrs O. +. Smith; vice pres
Mrs. Bowles; secretary Miss Osgood
--r Miss Helen Gibbs.
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Ua.ut the vessel and haul her up.
ny schooner hearsarge, Capt. Mills
struck school of tinker mackere
which they say is the larges
at has been seen off the Maine coas
Five hundred barrels We're haul
the crew of the Kearsarge and al
-d not handle them all 1eS barre il
gwen to other fishermen. The fish
r-lun last Sunday on steamer Cas-
q success. The weather was goo(
H9h took the hook we'll Their
rxcursionists, and thev average,
pounds of fish per man. The,
around Seal Island, Wooden Ball an,
s-s1 Island. Postmaster Brown i
NJ t1e lucky Swan Lake fishermen. II,
adndsome big trout there few day
Sidney B. Keene of Somerville
a.. aught in Pitchers Pond last Tines
n 4 taakerel 26 inches long that weigbaf
pounds and 3 onnces He sbinned II :,
ur-. lie.
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