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

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s. los.s near the swanvills line.
" live without it, writes Mime
"ISN ,hscriber in renewing his subscrip-
agy "a The Journal.
lp Jackson recently sold pair of
6' 5s gray carriage horses to Berry
g sro.hsr, Of ROckland'
~" East Belfast Christian Endeavor So
,if hold its next meeting with Reuben
aasr.cs June nth
g., grange has three candidates ready
i,,tiafion, and will probably work the
| and second degrees next Saturday
gspins
,ssus Hamilton had 1872 Plymouth Rock
~. hatch in an incubator from 200 eggs.
hicks are now two weeks old and
~ .,rnng and vigorous.
rA. ronnty commissioners will meet at
,,,rr house in LincOlnville tomorrow,
aD.i.q 10 hold hearing on petition for a
,,rgs IN the highway near by.
,3,artised list of letters remaining in the
o-,,.st post office June 4th: Ladies-Mrs.
rmr T.. Curtis, Miss Nellie Conroy, Miss
Ina,a Dunton, Mrs. W. II. Lowell, Mrs.
I,.,. /. Wood. Gentlemen-Col. Elliott
nil. MI. ". H. Read, Oscar c. Rogers,
smith : letters.)
r,a committee of the Twenty-Sixth
,,o. Regiment Association has arranged
,,t Fou " p. Thompson to deliver the
t4-,- of elcome and Mr.. Hoyt N.McCau
.a,umth Hancock to give the response at
~ ..,,Ilal reunion to be held in Belfast Au-
81. 1a
u- auetees of Waldo County Agricul-
... society held an adjourned meeting at
..qar house May 31st. A committee was
,.r-.G to confer with the Old Home
T.. s.rciation in regard to races during
H.Ue4 ~uIue routine business was trans
.s...Il .hr meeting adjourned to Friday,
tn-
r4 oar public spirited and progress
az. has asked The journal to sug-
,... tt The Grand Army should erect a
sg.a- rund the cupola on Memorial
~-i- correspond with that on the
..r. ding. which has been so con-
-aa..- lte last fall.
N MS. Guy Peavey met with a
.a ident last Thursday He was
tajr of horses, and in swapping
,. some means threw his shoulder
1t was bad dislocaton and
ra -Vo surgeons to set it. Guy
r. a5 SON of Everett Hart, receiv-
IS cut near the left eye Saturday
ir. BID, the hands of playmate.
E1iueS was before the Police Court
8s ..Z On two warrants, charging him
g't srnnesS and larceny of goods from
.-..Ni f NJ. Lancaster. 1t was alleged
d Wtie Il small purchase at the store,
M va- the proprietor's attention was
ale away stole two cans of salmon. He
SO, O.ul -uilty on both warrants and SEN
4,.-t 'o Inc of so and costs and 80 DAYS
H. appealed.
ill., la'ldst Improvement Society, com
N,-i llbllc spirited ladies, has had the
na gamoved from the sides of North
plt ty-Hue where the sidewalk was built
aS lelI, and with the ferns and shrubs
qrns'ls mp the walk is now attractive as
g-n Us J>eful. The expense of its con-
l.l.i04 was comparatively small, and it
lH .oi "uly proved a great convenience to
ig- ou the avenue but is appreciated
by -h- general public.
y A. Hch has copy of Belfast Direc-
-9- 1 verse, published in 1857 by H. G. O.
Na'l'1fE Few of the persons whose
lla-' appear therein are now living but
Nue G- >tIll engaged in active business.
ll- iai used the nom de plume of Ma
.-ae bat his indenity is not known.
Ia- W>'0" cover contains an advertisement
N,HAmn'S Ball Room Manual, work
'4 "'' 4 large sale and was accepted as
a.' fhroughout the country.
-- }Crs. L. H. Duncan of Lincoln
He .rI- 10 Rockland last week with a
l-r salmon, some of them weighing
"e - POUNDS. He has caught about 30
~h mus far this season.. I'D. J. Walk
Liberty brought to Belfast last week
pound land-locked salmon from
F-.'-~> Pond. The fish was on exhibition
" aINlali'S market, where it attracted
"let ai"ntion.. Fred V. Cottrell has
4l-hi travis near the shore at Shore
@..-' "o goldfish weighing, respectively, 35
@l- ands. They were on exhibition at
''a'aa- S Monday. AS part of the gen.
Old f.'7perity of Maine, it is reported that
7Til eight men on the island of Monhe-
!aD 'a' aught 218,OOO Holsters in the last
"7 months and sold them for $6,24O.
Ian AsEs. But five civil and seven
Vll.4a' asses from Waldo County are on
us loske, Of the Law Court which opens
Ill Bangor June 18th. The civil cases are
a follows.
mas Bradford VS.. Elizabeth Hawkins
NJ N, asle~d facts. Williamson for plaintiff.
'49up>ou defendant.
5.d ne'i1f ". Gottrell ct ais, app. from the
.'tt'rll on exceptions. Thompson and
'- 4, for plaintiffs. Dunton 4 Dunton
", lel4udants.
MI 5Ts"g \ Bradford, pet for review, VS..
"'.' I4lbrick; on exceptions. William
IVY Io' pIantitf. Thompson for defendant.
-,'' A. NJ. Wiggin VS.. Joseph S. Mulin
Ina, a' on report. Rogers for plaintiff.
D77qq'ah az Junton for defendants.
p. ta0ltss laugh in equity VS.. Carrie E..
t' s''1 'n report. Hartman and White for
s''''i' ID Thompson for defendant.
~. t'afR NOTES. The new steamer City
=. !. 8'r and was given her engineers trial
p Man 18th. She left East Boston, pro-