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

Mrs Henry c. Marden entertained party
of twelve ladies at Northport Camp Ground
Tuesday.
woodcock opens Sept. IS; and sportsmen
say the falls shooting will he good.
Advertised letters remaining in the Bel
fast post office Sept. 2 Ladies-Mrs. E. f.
Ames. conference.-the. A. S. Wentworth,
Mr.. Jos Williams,
The body OF little Ralph E. Kendall ar
rived by steamer City of Bangor Tuesday
for interment in Morrill,. He died in Can
ton Mass Sept, Sd.
The Emery reunion will be held at the
American House, Boston, Tuesday, Sept
18th. An address will be delivered by the
president Rev. Rufus Emery.
The committee of the city government to
whom was referred the matter of the lower
bridge are diligently at work and will prob
ably be able to make a definite report in a
short time.
The regular meeting OF the Nature Club
will be held at the High school room Mon
tidS evening CeDl 10 Nl0tllIiSS u JIG "a 4
Association will be resumed next Wednes-
day evening
DR.. Sullivan of Portland. Ne, Ex-Assist-
ant Surgeon to the Maine Eye and Ear In
Urinary for over seven years. will be in
Belfast at the Revere House on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Sept, It'll, 8th and 9th.
Charles Nj Leavitt of A Miller street. an
employee Of the shoe factory, had critical
operation for appendicitis performed last
Saturday by DR.. E. A Wilson. The patient
is doing well and his speedy recovery is ex-
pected.
The executive and house and supply COM
mittees of the Children's Aid Society are in
vited to meet with Mrs. Albert Gammans,
Ne. & Church street, on Tuesday, Sept. 18th,
at 2 2. m, to arrange for The anniversary
meeting and to consider other important
matters. Al are urged to be present
The Boston aud Bangor steamers will be-
gin next Monday on . trips per week, arriv-
ing in Bel fast. Sunday, Tuesday, Wednes-
hour, and leaving for Boston Monday and
Friday at about > so p III. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at p N.
The night-booming cereus of Mrs. H W
Mariner exhibited strange freak this
week. 1t blossomed in the regular way
in the night about week ago, and yester-
day morning, when the family arose they
found four more blossoms about hat open
and they were in full bloom about a. m.
Swift & Paul report an unusual sale of
cucumbers this season. For time they re-
ceived barrel of cukes by nearly every boat
from Boston and with the addition of the
local supply barely kept up with the demand.
Last year there was very little sa lie for Gu
cumbeTs.
Al! parents who are to have pupils in the
High School during the coming term, and
all others who are interested in educational
matters, are invited to be present at the
High School room on Friday afternoon, Sep
TENDER eighth at three o'clock. Yours very
truly, W. R. Howard.
AUGUST WEATHER. The weather report
of L. 81. Murch for the month of August is as
follows: mean temperature, 67.73o; mean
for August, 1898, 6S 92o; mean for August for
40 years past, 81 60; highest. $50 on the 10Th
aor. os+ 40 ~, ,o.. ~. 80,
uaS 10" o''' 81 vi 'he lo'h uay' nam lell
on days total precipitation 80 inch, the
smallest for years
The steamer Catherine is to make an ex-
cursion from Belfast TO Rock1and Wednes.
dow sen+ ,9+b ,oo.-;, 49, u .. n @
'' N.p' ,''"' 'eaNihs 'he D. q d. . D.
Co.'S wharf here at P. NJ, with the Belfast
Band, which is to give a concert in connec-
ton with the great Masonic fair at Rock
land. The steamer will return nv noonlioht
after the concert. Fare for the round rim
30 cents
Chas. ID Croshy opened his dining rooms
in the Black block on Phoenix Row Monday
noon, ana Is meeting with success, having a
good run OF custom both regular and tran
slenC. ne roohls alF very neaIly nnlshed
+1 "n" w Wy oapau!e
-l>ay feel assured of tirst.cIass service at The