The Republican journal., 1900-11-29
ruF NEWS OF BELFAST.

,,,,lar meeting of the City Council
J ip =. held next Monday evening
~ =, Vest inspected herd of cows
~ Wv eman at Libertyville, Tuesday.
~ UNI received, Saturday, 5000 trout
y. state hatchery at Monmouth, to be
ls..sd swan Lake
W riheIty mail stage by the way of
iD ,,i and North Searsmont now leaves
Fo" A. 715 D. III. instead of 2.45 as for
#lasi al -'''
p'' certner is making marked improve
:, ms residence, No. "a Church
a'D r.udug new Kelsey furnace,
Sa'4 wood toor of several different woods
5 la'e lining room, and bay window on
4. roth parl"r'
% .5s rhautauqua Circle will meet with
K carter, 9 Commercial street, Mon
rs.smber I'd, at p. m. lesson, chapter
u ,n Rivalry of Nations, and review
's o. On chapter seven of the French
sl' .ct,on author, Holman F. Day.
r. the winners at the New York
.sov Was f. I. Stotesbury of Phila-
for whom the new schooner recent
w. -o.a4d at BuckspOrt was named. He
,,.I the blue ribbon for pairs, four
20 la or over, driven to harness. His
' .r,i team lmantha and Imogene scored
.beir three competitors.
7,...,.,,,.rs jury has closed its investi-
.a,..,l the case of the infant found on
! r4-- arar Patterson's Point Nov. 18th.
..>.un, were held and large num-
witnesses examined. The last three
Jim. were held with closed doors and
.,al.ce IS not made public. The jury
..,s--l 81 verdict Friday, but it is with
5l-a,il the public by advice of the Coun-
Attorney
Mr.. May Alice Godfrey and others of
,.-10.s have sold to w E. Board man of
....+ traet of land, formerly owned by
vi E-G4. south of the old Battery road,
vending from Northport avenue to
Hsa aud II. p. Farrow of Belmont
b.. made survey and plans dividing it
-.---- lots The tract is 500 feet on
.....r- ul $50 on the Battery road
..l,.e1 by three streets parallel with
-lgur- avenue, called Macauley street,
.H-,. street and Baker avenue. The
feet on the avenue by $50 feet
a-. +Ns.t hose on the shore front, which
-.-.y.4. There are ~ lots in all, 6 on
-.l- oat
s-sroN. ETERANs. Waldo County
-.-4,r association will meet at the Grange
Nl~-~ aArsport, Dec. 9th. If stormy,
+. .-s. idr tay Comrades. again as the
ri as ai around for the meeting at this
.. t- a,p- to see every Post in Waldo
n-, -l >euted. We are but few in
1-.. Ut With the help of the good
-g- Do our best to make the meeting
aN n1 profitable. Beans, bread and
--. e furnished. Bring your good
. 4sd e1't forget to come. A. Stinson
/ - Welcome, and II. R. Dawson
-r-au.>e i short program will be fur
a4i -pecial invitation is extended to
m~ue~ ana others who never met with
ga>aaaj.on. \. Stinson, Secy.
ll.~ Nty~ LECTURES. Miss Julia Harris
il. ia.urn spoke in the Unitarian
7l mtns last Thursday and Friday
t4rwo>, before appreciative audiences.
r. Sub eet Thursday was "The Louvre"
d day. Holland, its art and people,"
ID lad eS>es were interesting and were
4 !r.5el They were interspersed with
sj:a poetry by the speaker. Her lecture
He'aHi dealt not only with the art and
ts't fer which that country is famous,
3 rHiei the history, geography and
-@4 -tther with a description of the
s- Uimills, and other novel and in
-,i w features. The Dutch school of
-'aa >di- different from that of other
foods representative of everyday
g-A4 thaf of religious subjects. Where
e" with religion it is distinctly Protes-
~ The Dutch artist cares not so much
N"G- as to be true to life The lee
-' 'e- Illustrated by photographs of
productions, portraits of artists
--. SEA "F SCH. PENDLEToN SISTERS.
-- I-tludSted schooner Pendleton Sis
Is a' toHahed from the Carter endle-
Afd Thursday forenoon. The
-i0T vas clear and pleasant and there
' Gse crowd of spectators. The
7'ne 'a>tne brought her full compile
-' passengers from Islesboro, and was
EEL raye number on the wharf
w. N'- than 200 persons were aboard
FAeohrl When she went off, including
feadIeton Of New York, Capt. F. S.
--I4-'1 and wife, Capt. Davies and bride,
'l l9l+ ot the Pendleton sisters, after
A0It 'ht vessel was named-Misses Alice
a'.ia bina, Fife and Phebe. As the
A'oArf bow reached the water Miss
-C' oi'Ae d bottle of champagne over the
%" qua ehriStened her the Pendleton Sis
49, tS her anchor was let go the steam
'N4f ON the schooner sounded a salute,
-'- was lesponded to by whistles on
9 l4e steamer Castine took the pas
'T' ashore, making two trips, and the
'uri 7inalned at anchor in the stream.
lea made some fine photographs of
"i''Hrr while on the ways, as she
-'l- nit, and as she lay at anchor.
+'' iNQ EsTs. The Municipal Officers
W., "'s'tiSatIons Thursday afternoon as
49,. causes Of the fires at Piper Bros.
.- .T- t7d The Belfast Fuel 4 Hay Co.'s
ia. ''o"9r II was shown that the Pipers
'H7- 'front.' store cleared ready for
't-llE. and tha hh;,I ,y,,