The Republican journal., 1901-06-27
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

n meet in Memorial building next Mon
4 ,rpning at 7.3o O'Clock.
q men were brought to the Belfast Jail
n ,,.r week to be held for the September
Il If court, one for breaking and enter
II md one for larceny.
il rt4 dancing public are cordially. invited
II rand ball at Silver Harvest Grange
II Waldo. Wednesday evening, July 3rd.
Il n-r for all who wish.
i VA. Jersey Retreat at Standpoint will be
4 ned July md, and the first party of
j ,s people from the Bangor Universalist
4 ..lp school will be there that day.
4 # iound that the Citypoint cemetery is
i property the same as the others and not
] ,-tste burying ground. 1t was decided
4 lanes Gammans to the ctylin 1860.
j .craduation Sermon" they call it down in
oafast Why isn't that better as to the
1 TsT school? Let the colleges have the
I Topoy of "baccalaureate." -Bridgton
] 5.s,
4 >-nres of old pipes continue to come in.
r,,nk Iarrabee has one that his father
..ostt II Augusta before starting for the
f-,rt III 1851 1t is of red clay, with mans
a.sor the front of the bowl.
g-gister of Deeds McCrillis recorded
-aa nth two deeds transferring land in
s.bago. bearing dates of March and Dec,
. ISiesboro was then in the county of
r.ur,,5. Commonw ealth of Massachusetts.
w. Pote will give his annual excursion
h4l niversalist Sunday school next Mon
10, ,n steamer Silver Star, leaving on her
,.aal forenoon trip, spending the day at
-s.,luIo, and returning by special trip in
y-qrRANs' MEETING. The Waldo Coun-
K.trrans' Association will meet at Win
-.a0-re Park, Unity, July 4th; if stormy,
f- 1-xt fair day. There will be picnic
mte. 1t is requested that all comrades in
VId, county be present, as matters in re-
,o he anniversary meeting will come
,- . nat day. Let us spend the 4th with
III. 71l, at Unity.-A. Stinson, Sec.
T " Pote, agent for Shelton, Foote Il
... lsports that more acreage was planted
g. .fambers this year in this vicinity than
..r. t4tore. The pickle business is a good
,,.-re of ready money for the farmers, and
reasing from year to year. The
D.edef-bugs,' so called, are proving
-Eh.-~ome, but Israel B. Gardner reports
ml N- protects his plants from them, and
s.. rom striped bugs, by sprinkling wood
.g- dampened with kerosene on the
ground around the plants.
r4E-E TALK. John 2. Bragg of Isles
4e iately bought fine pair of bays of
i-,.--e Paul of Waldo. b. II. COnant has
LIT a fine carriage horse of Stephen
r.n.... Chas. F. Swift has sold his carri-
..- horse to Capt. W. P. Farnsworth of Is
--ausu. and has bought a 5-year-old of c. F.
Trairs of Belmont. f. H. Knowlton
--t lost valuable horse by collie, and
d..ht another of W. A. Poland of Mont
r.-...C. W. Wescott has bought a car
- horse of F. l.. Toothaker
THE fire alarm was sounded Sunday night
4s-a 40 O'Clock, but the fire was extin-
~ll-d without using the hose. 1t was in
market of Leavitt Il Cunningham, and
-Y. store was full of smoke when it was dis
.-rpd The police threw the burning box
r,o the street, and the only damage was by
~usap. The rear entrance had been broken
and quantity of paper and excelsior
.ei to start the fire, which was clearly of
la-ndiary origin. This is said to have been
:a- fifth fire in this building and it is pro-
pused to have searching investigation. In
nitjon to the fire inquest held yesterday
sfie-noon by the city authorities the State
Metals have been called in, and it is hoped
-irAbug may be discovered and brought
enlistment.
MAINS CIRCUS. Walter L. Mains circus
disadvantage of a rainy morning, and
H- rowd in the city, although quite large,
W8s smaller than it otherwise would have
beetle The street parade was good. The
gng woman who performed ON the high
is r- did some daring feats. The menagerie
autained good variety of rare animals
Z A- circus performance was in two rings
and on platform, and there was cOntin-
l'uS performance. The work in the two
'ugS was nearly identical, so that attention
was not SO much divided as it would be were
i,ilerent performances going on at the same
NE. The riding and trapese work were ex-
Client and troupe of trained horses gave
As good a performance of the kind as was
above the average; in fact, very
lear the top in matters of excellence. The
lorSes on the teams were noble looking
lot and attracted much attention from team
'ters and horsemen.
STEAMER NOTES. The officers of the new
steamer City of Rockland are as follows
ommander, Capt Otis Ingraham; pilot,
apt L. w. Curtis; pilot, VIM. A. Roix;
second pilot, George W. Sawyer; quarter
masters, Z, R. Williams, c. McKinnon;
Waterman, l. D. Sears baggagemaster, C.
A. Higgins first officer, George G. Will
ams, second officer, VIM. Casey; chief
sngineer, Fred A. Hathorne purser, A. H.
fianscome clerk, u. W. Higgins; freight
Jerk, II. II. Crane steward, Harry L. New
uS; assistant steward, NJ. O'Connell Her
7ntire crew numbers 100 men,. u. On the trip
Town river June 10Th of the steamer City of
the invited guests from Rockland
resented to President Hill of the B. & B.
: 5 Co., beautiful solid silver loving cup
As testimonial of fayors received from the
sompany and in honor of the boat being
famed for thei- city....The name of the
Maine Central steamer Long Island, now
being rpOairp6 a. tho Roth Iron VVorlyc for