The Republican journal., 1901-06-27
c. L. Fletcher shipped two Penobscot

salmon to st. Paul, MIMI, Tuesday
Frank l.. Nash went to Rockland Tues
day to train the trotter HarOldsOn and drive
him in the 2.19 race July 4th.
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post office June oath: Gentlemen
Mr.. W. H. Hooper and VIM. H. Wallace.
Since the article ON "Angora Goats at
Burnham," I'd page, was written, Mr.. Libby
has received another lot from the west
The employees of Critchett, Sibley & Co.
lately raised a purse of $34. 50 for their shop
mate Judson E. Cottrell, who has been ill
long time.
The manufacturing establishments, banks,
library, public offices, the grocery stores,
drug stores, and nearly all places of bust
ness will be closed all day July 4th.
NJ. W. WEIGH is painting and gliding
store, Belfast, and the Pendleton store, Is
lesbOro. The latter is in three sections.
Pensions have been granted as follows
Increase, Reuben Mckay, Brooks; addi-
tional, Benz. Emerson, Stockton Springs,
$12; increase, Samuel Morse, Belfast, $12
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. c. A. Hubbard, Park street, Monday,
July LIST, at Up. m. Lesson, Rivalry of Ma
tons, chapters IS and So author, Tennyson.
Fred V. Cottrell has fitted up the lower
story of shop in the Dyer yard, for car
penter shop, where he is making the cabins
for the new schooner in G. A Gilchrest's
yard.
Henry W. Brown had his left arm brok-
en- above the elbow Monday, June oath,
by a log falling on him while helping DR..
p E. Luce on his log cabin at Northport
Campground.
Belfast Hook and Ladder Co. has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
Captain, Horace Smalley; foreman, Harvey
Gray; assistant, Walter Dutch; clerk and
treasurer, Charles A. Logan.
A grand ball will be given at Searsmont
Wednesday evening, July Sd. The hall will
be decorated, and ice-cold lemonade served
free to the dancers. A irSt-clasS supper
will be served in the banquet hall.
The Boston millionaire, Thomas W. Law
son, owner of the yacht Independence, has
subscribed for several shares of the Mt Bat
tie Association stock. Mr.. Lawson visited
Camden last summer in his yacht Dreamer.
A successful rehearsal of the Parlor Mu-
steal Society, and the last before the sum-
mer vacation, was held at the Universalist
vestry Tuesday, June 25th. The next meet
ing will be called by the executive commit
tee.
A collision occurred in Custom House
Square Monday evening, between the team
of Walter Ii. Richards and tandem bicycle
ridden by Ralph Waterman and Freddie
Patterson. The wheel, which is owned by
Loren Colcord, was wrecked
Tileston Wadlin, Esq, Clerk of Courts,
has received from c. F. Sweet, District
Clerk at Bangor, certificates of seven Wal
do county liquor cases which were sent to
the Law Court on exceptions. The excep-
tions are overruled for want of prosecution.
Judgment for the State This leaves the
cases in order for sentence at the September
term
There has been> considerable rivalry be-
tween the raisers of green peas this summer
as to who should bring in the first market
able lot. Emery O. Pendleton brought his
first lot to Swift & Paul Saturday, June 22d
Frank c. Toothaker brought Fogg & Brown
a quantity Monday morning, and his brother
Fred, after delivering a few to customers
Saturday, sold Howes & Co. a supply Mon
day afternoon.
The class which recently graduated from
the Belfast High School are having all out
ing at Swan Lake, where they have the use
of two cottages. The young men went out on
their wheels Monday night, and the young
ladies started early Tuesday morning in a
hayrack, with their chaperons, Mrs. Alfred
NJ. Ferguson of Cliftondale, Mass, and Miss
Margaret Dunton of this city, They will
remain at the lake until Saturday, and no
doubt are having ''a lovely time
The Camden Comedy Company will pre-
sent "Myrtle Ferns at the Belfast Opera
House on Monday evening, July list. This
is the same company that so successfully
presented Lottery Ticket No. 2O9' in this
city some time ago. Camden people have
so kindly treated Belfast amateur talent in
the past that it is hoped that our people will
patronize them literally. Probably dance
will be given after the entertainment
LAWN PARTY. A lawn party will be
given at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ashley
A. Smith this, Thursday. evening. nv the
Universalist church. A varied program of
entertainment has been arranged, consist
ing of dramatic readings by Mr.. Thomas E.
Shea; vocal solos by Miss Dinsmore, Mr.
ThOrndike, Mr.. Hart and Mr. White and
instrumental music by Miss Carrie Kings
bury. Dancing from until 11.3O O'Clock
with music by members of Ames Orchestra
Ice cream and cake will be for sale. Ad-
mission 10 cents. The public are cordially
invited to attend.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The Bangor Daily
News says: ''Capt. Fields Pendleton isn't
getting much satisfaction out of the first
trip of his rebuilt schooner Pendleton
Satisfaction. A day or two after leaving
Bangor for New York she put into Rock
land leaking, and after the leak had been
stopped, as was thought, she proceeded, but
had scarcely got outside of Whitehead be-
fore she began to fill up again, and it was
found necessary to put into Boothbay Har-