The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-11-01
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

They we're SnoC Dy Joshua COIuon.
Fv stapes has a boot and shoe repair
mart of A. C. Mosman's store in
Wentworth of Waldo has colony
,,tnk, in captivity. He caught them
.t.- very small
u9i ON the fair grounds is stoned
.,,ered II is IA feet deep and had 9
.o, water last week.
stiles of jackson is surveying North
.tupground for new plan, which
,h. made next season.
r.. .-i.,tees Of Waldo County Agricultur-
5st, will meet at the Court House
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
"a ruiiett has put in new and much
...- sraphophone at his store on Church
y has a very clear tone, and attracts
,,l i4al of attention.
A.. and VIM. A. Swift had on their
saturday sweet potatoes raised in
...- ,aya4u On Cedar street. The potatoes
s, FOOD Size ana 1aVOr.
~..Dprk on the golf links will make it
.beto use them again this fall and
r.h> requested to take their sticks
.ar -ha eub house Immediately.
K. shards has an apple tree of the
r-.-a. sriety which bore this season its
....q .. a., about barrel of apples, some
sr7.l Weighed IA onceS apiece.
The -4g: swan Lake cigars used by
"a be hobo act in Zephra were made
,. fr The act and presented by the
,.rrHytll-r, Paul Carnes of East Belfast
ra-- s. he dime sociable in the North
1r, n.i'fs Wednesday, Nov. It'll. Picnic
,,n-- ' o'clock. A cordial invitation is
a....J Do all the parish. Bring knife,
5a napkin.
r II L. West went to Skowhegan last
.,asaul with DR.. Salley OF that place re-
-f. y' molar teeth from valuable
,-,. ref by the Lockwoods. An incis-
sraa rile through the bones of the face
reth driven downward. as they
Id. 0 h- pulled.
las closed his Cottage Hospital
t1.. pGIOund for the season. He has
.., same building for another season
n.F 0pen it about the middle of June
r wjil reopen his office in this city
House block to-day. See his
+a ..0 I card. with his Office lOurS in
a ~mn.
'" aeople will be interested to know
Ell. i : battleship Texas, which was
hor during old home week, and
. ri by so many during her stay
i.D a4tn ordered out of commission. |
s.. at the Norfolk, Va, navy yard
-.aa VAL be thoroughly overhauled
..u rebuilt.
Tnu Wadlin, Esq, lost a valuable COW
d ,- lar way last week. She got an
sr throat and in trying to dislodge
rie peator punctured the Hsophagus
1i'l apIe got outside under the muscles
i ult AS there was danger that
t would prove fatal and destroy the
ug, 11e for beef she was killed before
Illumination set in.
Ihe ,hoomates of John w. Beckwith of
A-iIaad OF the Tide Grammar School gave
.A q surprise party recently at the home
b. Hther, VIM. II. Beckwith. A goodly
aMb attended, and the evening was
1r4shil enjoyed by all. Candy, nuts,
sa. SE served, and the party was agree
,a -'u tained by music and literary exer-
Nh Nlnc Farmers Almanac for 1901 is
p ils market, and as usual we are indebted
r yJliSher, Charles f. Nash of Au-
.-55. '- a copy. This is the SD year of
ca, '0h cation, which is considered a neces-
4 home and place of business in
't-aJe All its old features are retained,
" amazlng amount of information is
II-i within its covers. 1t will be
.H- sale at the usual places.
Faie Holmes of Bangor, who is visit |
- NJ. Bailey's at Citypoint, rides a
,0 which he bought of Capt. Stanley
-1e.' ~ Bangor, and which Capt. Den
4 'a-ht Of the L. S. government, when
+''t ih@ service at Chickamauga. Capt |
'.-r't rode the horse during his service
10tan of Co. G, LIST Maine Regiment,
-' reported that the animal was in
RI te IN cuba during the Spanish war.
l- municipal officers held hearing
.il'slal afternoon on the burning of the |
-Se lH +. |. Rankin's mill yard. 1t was
~S hat the fire caught in the chamber,
fVa)l! from defect In the chimney,
'-eh rested upon the second floor, the
iH Anterlng it in the chamber The |
l'Ig was valued at $500, with no insur-
~- Nh and Mrs. Crowley, the occupants,
al their household goods except small
'-1.iy of bedding and clothing. They |
yuan Insurance of $500.
.na FACTS. c. W. Rogers placed 5000
."-Qched salmon in Swan Lake last week.
'~s We're received from the State Commits
HrIs II Inland Fisheries. II. l.. Wood |
Vent to Auburn Monday to make a
'4n ana painting of a large trout caught
u. Pendleton of Westerly, r. L..
VIZ John II. Simpson of the lobster
'''ari ma f. Collins, of Rockford, was in
'-' cecently and when asked by re-
'-H Tor his views on the lobster question
L0bsters are on the increase. There
+ been a third more Holsters taken off
Ntne coast this year than there were
< 900. The crew of the little sloop Helena
+0ooeester have shared this year up to the
''4t II October over $1,000 each. She
'"phsaged in shore fishing the first of the