The Republican journal., 1901-09-19

Comeuldu, y. b. Mackle, as GrlmSey me boy
in Grimes Cellar Door, at Opera House,
Saturday, Sept. 81.
The police received notice Tuesday that
John F. Stevens of Belfast has been drown
ed in Calais, and that foul play is sus-
pected. No such man is known here.
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. L.
G. Clark, tomorrow, Friday, at 2sO p. M.
full attendance is desired as important
business is to come before the meeting
All members of Aurora Rebekah Lodge,
No. 10, l. 0. 0. F., who contemplate visiting
Loyal Lodge of Monroe, Sept q, are re-
quested to report at the next regular meet
ing Tuesday, Sept. oath.
The second chapter of Fragments of
NOrthpOrt History is omitted from this issue
of The Journal on account of press of
news matter. An obituary notice of E. n.
Bradman and several articles of local in
terest and county correspondence are also
left over.
local sportsman says: "There will be
more cartridges shot next Sunday, than on
any other day in open season. Lewiston
Daily Star.
Lewiston people should not go cunning
Sunday. In Belfast the sportsmen catch
the largest fish and bag the most game on
the first Of the week.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Our readers
cannot overlook the large advertisement of
w. A. Clark's clothing house. Look on his
bargain tables this week. :. The old and
tried remedy, 81 cough syrup, is advertised
by the City Drug Store. ID. P. Palmer has
a new lot of fall goods. Lamson & Hubbard
hats speciality.
ACCIDENTS. Leslie Gardner had his face
badly cut Monday evening by tripping and
falling from the sidewalk while hurrying to
the steamboat wharf. IA young woman
from! Bangor, who was visiting in Belfast,
received severe cuts in the face Tuesday.
The carriage in which she was riding broke
down and she was pitched violently against
the window in front, breaking the glass and
sash and intlicting a number of bad cuts.
The list of entries for the races at the
North Knox fair to be held in Union Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 9th,
18th and Doth contains IS horses in classes
Among them are the following Little Chick.
g. H., in the $40 and 2.35 and As classes.
Beulah. b. M, in the 22S and 2.35 classes,
and Venture, CHI. S., in the free for all, by
l.. F. Nash.; Westbrook, G. g. in the 2.4O and
2.35 classes, by Chas. A. Piper. Belfast
Florrie G. by II. E. Staples, Brooks; Henry
liter and Madge by H. f. Haley, Monroe
Gray Wilkes and Charlie B. by T. |. Hulk
ford, Brooks Darcy by F. C. Body, Brooks.
STEAMER CITY OF RoCKLAND DISABLED.
The steamer City of Rockland has sustain
ed serious damage which will oblige her
to lay Off few days. She was about to
leave her wharf in Searsport on her down.
river trip Monday afternoon when one of
the lines caught in the paddle wheel and the
unusual strain on the machinery broke the
pin of the feathering eccentric, rendering
the paddles useless. She was lowed to Bel
fast by the tug Bismarck, and her freight,
baggage and passengers were left here.
She remained at the wharf here over night
and was towed, Tuesday morning, to Hamp-
den by the Bismarck. She will remain at
Hampden, at the cOmpany's wharf until a
new casting can be received from the en-
CINE builders at Hoboken, n. J. The CITY
of Bangor arrived Tuesday morning from
Boston. on her regular trip. She was to
have remained in Bangor until Thursday,
under the new arrangement of five trips
per week, but this accident made it neces-
sary for her to continue her trips as before
until the repairs can be made. She will
arrive from Boston as usual Thursday and
Saturday mornings, and leave on her return
the same day. 1t is thought the City of
Rockland will be ready for service within a
week
WOODEN WEDDING. The home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles A. Davis, 132 Main street.
was the scene of very pleasant gathering
Monday evening, the occasion being the
fifth anniversary of their married life. The
rooms were prettily decorated with cut
Mowers and ferns, the old-fashioned fire.
place being banked with ferns and round ,.
wood berries and foliage. The dining
room was In green and white and the ice
cream was served in the same colors
About forty guests listened with a great
deal OF pleasure to musical selections by
MI Percy A. Sanborn, violin, Mr. Ambrose !
Morrison, cornet, with Mrs. Morrison, ac |
companlst. Among the presents were a |
very handsome parlor rocking chair, an oak
chalr, rocking chair for little Miss Davis, |
a bamboo book case, salad dish, wooden
salad forks and spoons, china bon-bon dish,
china perfume jar, an Oil painted wooden
plaque. From relatives out of town pair |
OF silver table spoons, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. |
Snow, Winterport pair of Angora goat i
rugs and silver mug. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Sibley, Saxonville, Mass very pretty
china fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Mason, Portsmouth, n. Il. The party
broke up at a late hour by singing "Auld |
Lang Syne" and wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis to live to celebrate their golden we'd
ding. ,
NORTH BELFAST. Mr. James Talpy of |
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Flanders of !
Bangor, who have been visiting at C. j. |
Richardson's, have returned to their homes.
80. Miss Dora M. Casey, Mrs. H. D. Cum ,
milliner, spent two weeks re-
Gently with Miss Vergie Richardson.
MISS Virginia E. Ellis of Lowell, Mass. i,
spent her vacation with her friends in !
Waldo aud Belfast. Miss Mabel Smith, |
who has been spending the summer with |