The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-08-23
nr NEWS OF BELFAST.

have been granted as follows:
IrE .,.,nv ;. etc, Flora A. Grindle,
rsaobseot, >l2
lille Of the East Belfast c. F. So
I' .. held with f. A. Nickerson
81 All. 8oth, All are invited.
,arShip Texas on leaving Bath
o-at 10 CaSco Bay for target prac-
: ,r..rd al Boston Sunday, Aug.
r1 sullivan and his crew made
..... T., Ilrnham Sunday to get re-
.i which failed to connect Sat
m.r tea " Frisbee recently pre-
t- eurt, VIM. II. Sanborn, with
>IleI-mounted cane, as a token
-yr-o.
fos1, of Fogg X Brown, market
.. bmshi the Shales house on High
..,,,4ftpl making some repairs and
.sr.r. VIII occupy it. 1t is said he
.. housekeeper
r.. Mason, while driving her fast
..,. came near meeting with what
nepn Il serious accident. The
...ta 'r.-htened and started with
..... ..u.e time was unmanageable.
.. u. pal officers have drawn the
.... H,r~ fol the ensuing year; |. L.
... T. Wight; traverse jurors for
..-.n.,.r term. A. NJ Carter, Walter
Waterman, H. A. Wiley and
a-tje commission sent Dr.. l..
u-... 5lta>t to Searsport last week
81. 5fa FL supposed case of contagious
.t-rt The animal was found
,l condition, but with nom
-.aSe, and is now much i'm
- la, made a decided improve
... Main street by clearing the
the shipping office. so-called.
d grading it. The roadway
the shoe factory from Main
.r Mru nut in good condition and
Iel lot graded.
uuty W, G.. T. [. will have
gg at Swan Lake soon, due
I'm Will he given. The follow
ient> have been appointed
uutN convention in Monroe:
iWmbly of Monroe, on fairs;
aIr1on Of North Troy, on evan
-.u Alumni Association, in SEES
point last week, elected the
crre for the ensuing year:
Hard q. Packard vice-presi-
carr treasurer, Prof. a. F.
secretary. Ella F. Jordan; di-
T. f.. Philbrook, Fred A. Pitch
-.- y Jewett.
Pee. Jo-l-J Fuel " Hay Co. lost another
Thursday night. A few weeks
..a dee large pair of bays died i'll his
H anH1her horse was bought to
4.- 1t was Young horse. unuS-
nd before he was harnessed in
uW he was taken with pneumonia
The horses weigh upwards of 800
sTt.4,,t
...uE FARM. The Field Day of the
~;4te Grange for the counties of
.Ha Knox viii be held at the above
lazy, Aug. 18th, morning and
-a. \ large number is expected and
t}ainment will be furnished.
. ruic basket write our friends.
.I Master Jones and others of ma
QiUn will give interesting talks.
a.- So WARREN. During a visit to
list week a Belfast party We're
-e-ted in the museum of Nh
d'erNee, which they had the pleas
N"cIug. Mr.. Wetherbee,- who, by
3- some relatives and many friends
las been a collector of curios
ears and since his retirement
e>s has given even greater at
hobby. As an owner and col
Iosjties of every description his
more than local. Not long
N built on the banks of the
--. l}er Il small building specially
- his collections. A full day
0tably spent iii this interesting
i aot the least pleasant part of it
le he eloquent descriptions and
..,- rompanionShip of the owner. Mr..
tr proposes to use the coming win
e4.a u arranging a full descriptive
-l-H3 lis possessions. Many visitors
ana seek out this home of curios,
o fail to retain the memory of it
- and-hearted proprietor as chief
-a- sights and sounds of the good
@Hol Warren.
MHrFUL RECITAL. The audience
Memorial Hall last Friday occupied even
-ag'Hg room, and were very enthuias-
oumendation of the program pre-
- n Misses Katherine Bickford, Helen
and La Littlefeld Miss Littletield's
of selections of varied styles
Merrill, Iiarte, Riley and Browning
aat She has improved since her last
-3-ue- at home, while she has been
e and teaching elocution. People
le.-nt to Judge speak in the highest
'o Miss Dunton's ability as pianist.
pUjl of Carl Baenman, one of Bos-
ap,' instructors, and is interested and
-> her study. Her modest, pleasing
pIdS very much to her talent and
aud commend her to other circles
0W her native city. She is the
-4lrr of Hon. and Mrs. K. +. Dunton.
SIS fHton accompanied Miss Bickford.
4oas ladies' have been intimate friends