The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-19
An original story by Ella Alwilda Went
worth is published on the It'll page.

An original story by Ella Alwilda Went
worth is published on the It'll page.
Mrs. Geo E. Bracket is canvaysing Bel
! fast for Farrington's map of Maine. See
md page.
Photographer Tuttle is fitting up his studio
at NOrthport, where he will run penny
photo-machine this summer.
| There will be a rehearsal of Pinafore in
the Band Hall Friday evening, July 10Th,
at $50. A full attendance is requested.
The ladies of Thos. II. Marshall Relief
Corps are requested to meet in Memorial
Hall tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at go
O'Clock
The North church Sunday school will
make an excursion by steamer Castine to
Blake's Point, Cape Rozer, next Wednes-
day, July 18th.
The long-looked-for car from AroOstook
containing the last installment of timber,
and the moulds, arrived Saturday, and work
on the new schooner the PendletOn brothers
are building was resumed Monday.
The summer school for unprOmOted chill
dren will begin Monday, July 23rd and con-
tinue five weeks under the instruction of
Miss Bertha |. Bird. The sessions will be
held in Miss Birds room, from $50 to 1870
A. NJ.
Advertised list of letters, remaining in the
Belfast post office July 18th: Ladies-Mrs.
Annie Jellison, Miss Annie J. Pope, Mrs.
Tnh m w Rnhortc NJ
Barnes, Mr.. Arthur j. Chalmers, Albert
W. Miller, NJ. B. Spencer, Mr.. A. r. Woods.
| At the annual meeting of the Belfast Odd
| Fellows Building Association, held July 18th,
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, j. F. Wilson; Treasurer, L. T. Shales
Directors, J. F. Wilson. D. P Flanders,
Geo. W. Burkett r. F. Dunton, F. V. Cot
trell, R. III. .Howes, j. s. Hartman.
| THE BELFAST BAND CoMPLIMENTED.
The following from the Roxbury, Mass,
Gazette shows how former Belfast man,
who is a thorough musician, appreciates the
Belfast Band:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Wheeler of Oakland
street, have returned from VISIT to Belfast,
| Maine. Mr.. Wheeler is an old resident of
Belfast and speaks highly of the Belfast
| Cornet Band-Sald to be the finest band in
| Maine. In Mr.. Wheeler opinion it has few
| equals in Boston or anywhere in New Eng
| land
I THOSE Busy BEES. We told last week
the story OF the migration of the bees of
Capt. W. l., Howe of Duck Trap. Freeman,
the Camden stage driver, tells us the bees
are still in their new quarters, making
| foI t1,, ,+1,
of the cottage are now quite reconcied to
the intrusion as they look forward to the
harvesting of fine crop of honey in the
fall. There is even disposition to question
Capt Howe's ownership of the bees. but this
is matter not likely to be taken to the
courts for decision. Capt. Howe can no
doubt tell his bees, but how he can tell
them is the question.
I CLOSE TINE on SA LMON. The salmon
fishing season on the Penobscot closed at
midnight Saturday About - fish were
taken with the fly at Bangor pool, with an
aggregate weight of nearly LOCO pounds.
The down river weir fishery yielded about
900 fish, weighing about Il, 200 pounds, which
is somewhat better than the average of re-
cent years. Thr L nited States fish commits
sion secured 200 fish for propagation pur-
poses in three days. Retail prices averaged
from 81 per pound at the first of the season
to > cents last week.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. You cannot
well miss seeing Dinsmores advt this week,
in which a midsummer sale of shoes at a
third or half of the regular price is an
nounced. See advt. for particulars and
prices. Cool clothes are certainly season.
able Just now, and Clark has them =
| William A. Clark, tailor, clothier and out
| filter, next door to PheniX House, Belfast.
Charles A. Thompson of Northport pub
| fishes a caution notice Carrie n Jones adj
vertise big underwear sale in their new
store. Hosiery and shirtwaists at midsum-
mer prices. .Housekeeper wanted by c. NJ.
| knowlton, City Point. Belfast -. See card
| of W. S. Reed, real estate and insurance
agent, Room >, Odd Fellows Block, Belfast,
with IA branch office at Northport Camp
Ground. Unfurnished rooms to rent next
door to the hotel and postoffice, Northport
| Camp Ground. Stanley A Roberts of
Brooks publishes caution notice. ...C. H.
Covell, Duck Trap, Linconville, offers for
sale the sloop yacht Mabel. She has been
newly fitted and is all ready for use. -. The
Belfast school committee advertises for
proposals for fuel.
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