The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-19
,r NEWS OF BELFAST.

Belfast c. F. Society will hold
The t' ohle with Reuben Herrick and
Is . ''1 T,mr.la9. July 18th
VII ,o,4 been granted as follows:
l9H' sarge c. Pitcher, East Jeffer-
lpCr'a' rhonas j. Dill, East Jackson,
elD
= a, of Waldo County Agricul-
il will have special meeting at
p's House saturday evening, July
a .ca
-s' ,.Al tonklm of Brooklyn, n. V,
W. N { T. L. speakers, is to be in
Ql- ulv 18th, 30th and 3lst. The
was ..-, ,pecial day and all the unions
sf ..j to send representatives. One
ar uuion will be entertained over
p' shades and C.. F. Swift, of the Over
-t4 Poor, last week inspected the
,lI.eh James p. Wight furnishes
Nh charges. They found everything
il and IN excellent condition, and
r. .r.4uuder his care well satisfied with
!" .y,ls,ut aud surroundings.
Bearei circle, Kings Daughters
met With Miss Lora Maxey July
81 5.4,ted the following officers:
4,i Nftle Pendleton; Vice Presi-
Hau lwembly; Secretary, Lora
q, ea,lrer, Evelyn Pendleton; Col
h s5 Reporter, Lena Fernald; Work
T .,.. Louise Johnson, Ida Aborn, lisa
No,
v arty given last Friday evening
IL. Methodist Parsonage grounds was
..>r very way. There was large
...ataltluugh many staid away think
q grounds would be damp after
hover. The lawn was enclosed
.-.. I'd red, white and blue bunting,
... .ltal with japanese lanterns.
M. monade, strawberries and
... -.lge,l The party Melted SIG to
arpet fund.
... TENS. Sch. o. X r. TarbOX
. 5Ial to load general cargo for
sch Lillian of Boothbay
tliCurest's for general repairs,
HrN poop. Sch. Levi Hart
.. HN for New York with ice
.......ft., Light & Power Co... Sch.
...cI to hockp0rt Saturday to
..... uusWick. Ga, where she will
GOD Boston. She was given a
from the steam whistles on
EXTENSION. The New
q. .... hone and Telegraph Co. has
additions to the Belfast E.x-
new instruments were put
uot uu the metallic circuit A
t3fou is to be opened at the
.... t.-ur wharf, for local as we'll
ST. A number of SubScrib-
u-e from the old-style to the
.. D. j. sullivan arrived last
-., l : at work with a crew of
l. OH. U- r4- changes and additions
.u.-- The State board of agricul-
n.-u Mas issued Saturday 1t
M ~ Ell in the grass crop. Fol
-unnary of the reports from
.u u1U
n.-... ~ the hay crop, - per cent. Con-
.turts, 81 per cent. Improve
n-. ..e cutting of bushes. Pastures
N'a ended upon as much as formerly
. Hst>. Amount OF soiling crops,
sr"raI Condition of oats, % per
Utp Irajn, t'S per cent; barley, %
s4 . lOT per cent sweet corn, 93
i.- ioW corn, ~ per cent potatoes,
9nG apples, 100 per cent plumS, ~
VI r.- -G4W berrieS, rs per cent; rasp-
y~4- pDl cent: black berries, 10 per
e -H-' small fruits, ~ per cent.
.-l'ast was not represented at
1...a+H- 1T the Maine Pharmaceutical
.t.uu % Portland last week. wild
5v. NUnp" is the name of new song
Miss Elvie Sylvester Hall of
Ima-. 4a dedicated to the Sons and
NM.-ed Name. The first landlocked
S.e M lit in Lake Megunticook was
st-4 u Hudson Marshall of Camden
Il w Weighed over four poundS....
H-ter lately bought of G. f. Os-
gmo a handsome pair of match
rises, both by China Boy.
pN Taylor is ianitor and bill poster
-iaSt opera House in place of
y iruniy, who has position in the
-aaas.
..sNsAS. There were two serious
aWu ltcidents on Main street last week.
~4'@ lewis +. Pitchers horse ran
'' 'l- ,ireet and in turning the corner
u g4ma was not seriously injured.
S@iDs morning c. f. Kennedy's horse
'a etched near ChaSe's corner, when
'te.t.g IL ghtened her and she broke the
al l4i halter. She ran up the street,
94le' With and wrecked one wheel of
a-AT l iSons grocery wagon, and then
IN ,AmHn in NJ w. Rich's door yard
IN ll-.e was taken to DR.. West, who
9-4 q BAD cut on the Off hind ankle, and
@1 Ai2ber injuries. DR.. West dressed
a' 'oalo and the horse is coming out all
'gn
'-iaET John Jackson, an employe
0l'.4Rs Bros mill, had the thumb and
%''l--r vi his left hand cut off in the
-'-0e. >aturday. Benjamin T. Boyn-
'~4 ~ AIontvlle. when at work i'll L.
'eler mill in Lineolnville June Is,
IS left nand cut by saw, as result of
"A tI+ sacond finger and a part of the
'" 8ere amputated. Some time later
I0>oning and assesses appeared and
4-vl w Dr. Wilson, who found it neces-
"anpDtate the second finger up into