The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-06-20

credltors and personal friends.
DIR. Alfred King has h oncht Tho n
". renaieton estate at 1872 State street.
Portland. '"'o 's'ee''
neelnnihg next Monday trains will leave
oenast at a. m. and 80 and 2 an n N,
and arrive at 9:45 a. M, IN and 9 n. =,
r. 7. Rankin caught a n pouna land
locked salmon in Swan Lake June 10th,
A dwelling house and barn. ownad and
occupied by Seth Hutchines at or,ond
were burned June 18th. Loss saoOo. in.
sured for $500. S''''' III
Inc belfast Printing Co. has begun pub
nsnlng quarterly called the Commerc;a,
Magazine, devoted to the trade and ravo,
interests of Belfast.
Inc Non-Partisan W. C. T. Alliance will
meet with Mrs. E. H. Conant, Church street
saturday afternoon at O'Clock. A fuu at
tendance Is desired to make arrangements
for field-day.
Inc trustees of the Belfast Savings Bank
met June 18th and elected the following
omcers: President, N. F. Houston: Treas
urer, Wm' H. Quimby; Asst. Treasurer,
W. J. Dorman.
seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. Helen A. Carter, % High street, Mon
DAY, June oath, at ppm Lesson, Rivalry
OF Nations: chapters 33 and "a; author,
James Buckham.
We have received an obituary of Mr..
Erastus A. Payson, but no name was
signed to it, and we are unable to determine
whether the deceased died in Morrill, or
Freedom, and await further advices
Mrs. c. M. Washburn and son, Waldo B..
left Tuesday for Hyde Park, Mass, where
Mrs. W. will spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Hayden. They were
accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Small
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post office June 18TH Ladies-Miss
Gertie Knowlton, Miss Lila McFarlin. Mrs
Maud Smith, Mrs. Susie Seagar. Gentle
men-C. A. Keller, Esq, Albert B. Parmen-
ter, T. H. Reed, Esq.
All who are interested in the observance
OF Old Home Week are requested to meet at
the Memorial Building, Monday evening,
June oath, at 7.3o o'clock, to organize for the
year and to transact such other business as
may come before the meeting.
The foundry work of the Belfast Machine
" Foundry Co. has increased considerably
of late. The recent orders embrace MANY
kinds OF castings, including ton of window
weights for Camden parties, and several
pairs of heavy iron dumb-bells
Sheriff Norton made search and seizure
of liquors at the hotel of D. H. Clark of
Freedom last Friday. The proprietor was
before the Police Court Saturday on search
and seizure process, found guilty and SEN
fenced to fine of $4,000 and costs and 60
days in JAIL from which he appealed
The W. c. 7. L. meets this. Thursday.
afternoon with Miss rockingham. Those
expecting to attend the County Convention
at Searsmont, Friday. June 21st, will please
notify the Secretary that transportation
may be provided. Teams will leave the
Baptist church at 7.30 Friday morning.
Armor Bearer Circle, Kings Daughters and
Sons, took buck board ride June 9TH to the
home of Mrs. Shute, East Belfast, where a
fine treat and pleasant evening was en-
joyed. The next meeting was held with
Sister Lora Maxcy, when the following
officers were elected: President, Mertie
Pendleton; Vice President, Gertrude Ste
vens; Treasurer, Lora Maxcy; Reporter,
Lena Fernald; Collector, Ella Coombs
Committee on Work, Gertrude Stevens,
Bertha Smith, Lora Maxcy.
Miss Emily F. Miller, county president Of
the W. c. T. T., writes that the county con-
vention to he held in Searsmont tomorrow.
Friday, will be one of unusual interest
Mrs. Nellie Burger of Missouri, National
will be present and will speak in
the evening Mrs. F. p Frost of Belfast is
to be present and sing the county
song. The half hour with the young people
by Mrs. Berger will be special feature. 1t
is expected that every union in the county
will be represented, also large delegation
from Knox county.
FARMERS INSTITUTE. A Farmers In
stitute will be held in the hall at North
Troy, Saturday, June end, with the follow
ing program 1870 a. m, "The Production
of Stock Folders, Corn and the Silo," by
Hon. F. S. Adams, Rowdoin 40 D. M,
soil Cultivation and the Glover Plant" by
W. G. Hunton, Readfeld 73O p. M,
Modern Methods of Dairying," by Sec. B.
W. McKeen. Opportunity will be given for
general discussion of the topics presented,
and questions are always in order
New ADvERTIs EMENTs. Geo. W. Bur-
kett advertises big cut in the prices of
ladies' ready made suits. See prices quoted
THE Singer Mfg Co. wants a salesman
and collector for Belfast and surrounding
territory. Annual stockholders meeting of
The Odd Fellows Building Association July
Sd at 7 p. No.. .Housekeeper wanted. Ad-
dress L. c. c., Dixmont, Me Rogers and
Gallet's toilet water, perfumery and sachet
powder and Huyler's candy at the City
Drug Store. You will find at the Dins-
pore Store great line of footwear at ex-
,eptional bargain prices. Mems canvass
summer shoes, 80 cents. Special sale of
suits this week by Harry w. Clark & Co.,
8 Main street. An experienced dress
maker will go out by day or week or sew
with dressmaker -. Bees for sale by R.
II. Coombs & Son, y Main street . .
House to rent on Congress street.. An