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

81 Hall in place oi !" Ill., L. oahoorh' re-
..n x Hall lately received for the
10 Searsport, a Fleming reversible
F'n ,acbiue, similar to that they bought
n setast
" Nlorey has sold his Onward FLY
..oI F. Sheldon. Henry Gentner has
A' rucky Strike, l.19a, of Fred Berry
afResland
,.bavs Bros. have bought of A. J.
.ssrof Monroe handsome pair of team
for use at the mill. They are young,
az, and Of fine style.
.,ous have been granted as follows
asa Rufus A. Carter, Montville, ST.;
MAIN D Tasker, North Monroe, SIT;
MATT, Belmont, $14; reissue, Hosea
.'.....r4jd. East Union, SIT.
7,s malice have appeared in their new
t.,m,. with light helmets and new belts
5,li4s The chief wears a uniform
- military cap. The outfits were
...,.Fed by Henry Staples.
rr.paS IL Marshall Relief Corps will
.r-q quilt lacking" and picnic supper
memorial Hall Tuesday, June 18th. The
r >opS Of Veterans, and Ladies Aid are
~.sd admission 10 cents.
"a. have received the catalogue and cir
a-o- the Eastern State Normal school at
-,,,o- for the year ending June 4, 1901.
r.. Had,omely illustrated and contains
r,t formation regarding the school. 1t
..lt4mented with list of the graduates
+r- vN Waldo county has been well
-,--.-rr-l n the school the past year.
I'll. i4iast Free Library has new plan
... rl.t.on reading for the public school
.r Slips of various colors are pro-
-,a. book marks. Each color repre-
.... ra,> of books and the slip has list
.. looks in its class The colors are
-.- lows: Red, history blue, famous
4-r- GLOW, travel; green, birds and
,.---.rH4> white, prose and poetry
r.,> 7ARrY, A lawn party will be
...r The Cniversalist parish at the
hea key and Mrs. Ashley A. Smith,
w. BAD street, Thursday evening, June
Ih grounds will be decorated and
III with hundreds of japanese Ian
.-- q varied program of entertain
.- ling arranged Booths will be
the display and sale of various
.-..- nj ice cream and cake will be
.-- he admission is 10 cents. The
r eogiially invited.
STD ON HIS WEDDING DAY.
..-- Wn of Bucksport, fireman on
4. By W., of the Bucksport and Camden
rI. iruWned Sunday forenoon while
8u- the river at Bucksport. He was
a.-,l-r. swimmer and is presumed to have
.-- -as-u by cramps, as he sank suddenly
ANT not rise. The body was recovered
u, tn alter about 30 feet from the wharf
L-57 YRS - years of age and was to have
t--s married that night.
.- Following is summary of the
ports TO the State Board of Agricul-
r'+ 4m Waldo county:
Condition Of grass fields, 100 per cent.
tui5'1nuf Pastures, ll3 per cent. Amount
NJ 4ul- stock turned to pasture: colts, 100
T4 e-nt young cattle, 80 per cent; sheep,
-f per cent Blossom of fruit: apples, SO
lt cent pIums. So per cent; strawberries,
in per cent; other small fruit, SO per cent.
fa FlretieS of apples have blossomed
mast fully. Acreage in potatoes, % per
cAt acreage in corn, 120 per cent. Amount
t lal on hand, 81 per cent.
>aafIVG ITEMS. Leslie Robbins lowed
rt- bottom of the schooner A. B. Perry
lon Nuthport Campground to Belfast last
ga-e was kept atloat by means of empty
c4r-l~.--. sch. Charon is freighting lumber
1M au4or and sand from Swans Island
Irr n Co....Sch. Minnie Chace is
- d. me casks from Belfast to Rock
JEDI asng two or three trips per week.
-h sarah L. Davis is loading ore at
Wilmington, Del. .SchS. Damon
'r ,a Frances were in collision in
L. June 10, and the latter was
'H hat damaged. Sch. Methebesec has
-- New York for Gaudaloupe, thence to
SAND to load salt for Belfast.....
'hiicI HUN Ne W pUIU News. WIFI
a-Y coal for the Bangor & Aroostook
j #, arrived in Fort Point Monday
o W came to anchor. Her master was
7-l by the lghtkeeper Webster that
Wv health authorities had decided to
sla.autue the steamer in the cove, and the
al.an pnt boat ashore to Stockton for
A-lra aSSistance. How long she will be
lHau-l II the cove is not known, but it
l- Ing enough for public safety.
>l1ANER NOTES. The tide of summer
held in check by unseason-
tb- rd weather, set in last week in full
.r The steamer City of Bangor on her
h -ou Boston last Friday had full COM
l-neo Of passengers, and every stateroom
Wa, aiken, Purser Hanscome said that
'.el.'hr boat left Boston not stateroom
i- amained in the office, which is some
t4s unusual. At supper and dinner the
aAg- we're filled several times. Many of
4e Passengers were for Bar Harbor resorts,
'l' "a uudly number landed at Belfast -.
umored that the Maine Central ale to
}4- heir steamer Sebenoa ON the Bucks
Auden route, now covered by the
'-ant W. and NJ, thus making their own
ll'j-h Inc via the Bucksport branch. 80.
1- auObscot of the Boston and Bangor
'- HIS been chartered to the Joy S. S. Co.
elrlce until October between Provi-
5.t7 and New York, and upon her arrival
'pston on June % will, after discharging
i itght, proceed to Providence to enter
FNA her charter. She will be commanded
\ .LM MarnnS piarao mho roaontl,- ro