The Republican journal., 1900-09-06
rur NEWS OF BELFAST.

JN fi he a sewing bee at the Girls
lie' saturday at l, p. m. All ladies
fi'l, t.ei II the Home are invited, and
p'H' 4 IN bring thimbles and needles.
" number of the friends of VIM. A.
Aid family called at their house the
a+ ,n. 18th, to witness the bios
ught-blooming cereus. Two
" auued
lranrsco MinstrelS come to the
[+ ..pa House Saturday, Sept. Sth,
''' .4.,. .rs sad to be entirely new and up
'' very particular. The prices will
.,. ..-pu - cents; reserved seats, 80
.-M, Tickets on sale at Mixers
s
r- IF the County Commissioners
t.a held in Pennington last week,
...n4d ou the Sd page. After consid-
.,. matter for some time the commits
... -.--d to recommend that the next
..,..r. sass a law by which the sheritfs
.... ma salary and not under the fee
....... "a the present time.
IL. N. ,FufR REPORT. The Journal
..-. give It's usual monthly weather
..r 5ugnst, as Mr.. Murch's records
~ led The last part of the month.
.-U land his friends and relatives
~- oigot, in the press of work, to
.r-. Tins Is the first break, for even
,-- Ia III Mr.. Murch'S records for
-. Years. During that time he
.....Iud he temperature and state of
..-lor utree times day, together
I. uHfe and duration of storms,
.. ut sJheT lAenomena. For several
..,.- .- haS kept Il record of the snow
-. and he is now an official OBJ
.l.- :. government. Arrange
LES. leeu made by which the record
Id. tled by other parties until Mr..
.eaerE
Fl. ~r W {. I. T. held its first
tie summer vacation at the
Emily p. Frothingham, on
}uEuSt %oth. 1t was the ami
birthday and served the dou-
Vi the annual meeting of the
birthday party. The election
suited as follows: President,
NI0--uM vice presidents, Mrs.
Mrs Edwin Frost, Mrs. j. Y.
s. Il, Bicknell: secretary,
rockingham corresponding
w9- q. II. brier treasurer, Mrs
The next meeting will be
Mrs. q. A. Dunning at No.
Mrs. Ninslow has declined
.''.e of president and a new
'- held at the next meeting.
tlub left Tuesday afternoon
ramrI Guenevere for an eX
iiubor. They spent Tues
'ae Seaside Inn, Seal IIarbor.
to l'aI llarbor Wednesday
they visited the war ships
~ Interest ashore, and then
.' nd. taking the inside passage
bur and thus circumnavigat
-et Island. The weather was
The "trip a complete success.
~ mo made the trip were {. Is.
White. h. u. Field, s. A. Par
tlNl. W. II. Walker, ]. c. Dur
A Quimby; and their guests
Gllchre>t, !. II. llowes, H. 7.
-lenry staples, They arrived
u!ng.
l-.;DNE CAMPMEETING. The at
l.r Maple Grove Campmeeting
~}> sport is the largest ever known
the season. Nearly every cot
alIeCi. sunday the meetings were
sung. The early morning meet
and continued until TO- 80 A.
ader Rufus Bartlett preached
i-N. 1t was very fine sermon.
ifrNon Rev Ezra Andrews of
preached from |. Cor. IS The
The week will be held as usual:
' aver meeting at 7:30 A. NJ. gen
r ana praise meeting, @ A. NJ:
i l0.%o A. Nj, > and 80 p. NJ
nr~ ON the grounds are Rev. Ru-
T. Harmon; Warren Gordon,
q Andrews, Wellington Gideon
'Hinham, NJ. Andrews, Frank
andrews, Searsport; W. 0. Stair,
--uNS. The steamer CaStine made
Ups to the Bangor fair Wednes-
e4- rsday of last week with large
81 on both days. They were
roming down the river on both
topping the first night at Fort
4 t- tt- second at Standpoint. The
-'. SITS speak in the highest terms of
hospitality of the people IN whose care
"-'-'o unexpectedly placed, and spec
A@a'len the kindness of Mr.. Webster,
'sli house keeper, and Mr.. Ivory
'o' lbs, a summer resident at Fort Point.
la- aNine made an excursion to Cam
'-,lal With large party on board.
4ai faa tine and the trip was greatly
$fN The Belfast Band made an
ou steamer Catherine to Bar Har-
lay to see the British and American
NHl' They called at Northport Camp
'l Little Deer Isle, and had in all
''' l'rs besides the Band. The weather
L, The trip most enjoyable and the
'A- war vessels of the two great
tine. The steamer arrived home
Y lock.
.s7> NEXT WEEK There is prob
4 actor of the present day with a
Ie of friends among the New
'.' Hratre goers than Geo. W. Wilson,
~trS has delighted patrons of the
III finished and artistic portrayals
Ir iange of characters during his
-ls engagement with the Boston