The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-01-23
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

Or.l consumption.
VI. Bean of Camden is trying to
.le for a circuit of races next summer
.H, dmden, Belfast and Union tracks.
las H. Marshall Post, G. A. r., has
wouSly voted to invite Frank p.
..l to deliver the address on Memorial
nd he has accepted
H}ron and the blind musician, ID. NJ.
-.l>. are giving a series of entertain
t- lud dances in Bradman'S Hall, East
a-t with very good attendance.
tle NJ Staples has Ill his house a straw
plant with six green berries and
.ll blossoms. 1t bloSsomed in frame
-laSs, when it was covered with snow
directors of the Peoples National
have reelected their officers as fol
resident, r. F. Dunton, Vice Presi-
has. L. knowlton; Cashier, Frank
~. --iu.
If j. G. Written led the orchestra for
.rrtainment and dance at Dexter last
day evening He received many com
Ills on his solo Carnival de Venice"
Jriations by Paganini, and responded
ucore.
L l., Toothaker built a circular silo
ng, and considers it better in many
than the old square one, both of
were filled the past season. lie put
It 100 tons of ensilage, and is per
ltistied with it as milk producing
unset Wadsworth is getting out lum-
nufd one for the coming season.
dd Fellows Building Association is
fire escapes on the odd Fellows
There is now fight of stairs lead
The banquet hall to the dance hall
albel light will be put in at the
i There will also be an outside
po from one of the windows, nearly
the entrance of the dance hall, to
a- the Belfast Livery Cos stable,
very large fiat gravel roof, from
ape to the ground would be easy.
., des for escapes from opposite
all the rooms occupied by public
.-> and lodge meetings
.tl. IN AN OLD BUSINESS, Charles
ett has bought the interest of
W. Woods in the grain and grocery
ut L. 7. NhaleS Il Co., and the firm
hanged to Shales x Follett The
WAS established in 1852 as mutual
i VA, bsequently bought by VIM.
ads and Noah NJ Mathews. The
firms have been Woods X Math-
'ods, Mathews & Baker. Baker Il
Hl J.. T. Shales X Co, 1t ha, con-
he same store in which it started.
-tt, the new partner, has been in
10y of the firm continuously ever
.I ears.
option was given Rev Harry and
uz last Thursday evening, at
Hail. by the members of the
u parish. The stage was banked
-s and eVergreens, and in front,
-.r reception party stood, the floor
eyed with rugs. The committee re
With Mr. and Mrs Lutz, We're Hon
swan and Wife, and Geo. A Quimby
.'e. The guests were presented by
rs, NeSsIs. H. /. " oOdcock, F. T.
tud r. II. HoWes. After the recep-
-tyeshmentS were served by Misses
Wells, Maud Ellis, ou Lttletield,
KuoWlton. Alice Poor, Mary and
.uter. Besides the members of the
there We're present Rev Geo. ).
M wife, Rev Ashley \, Smith and
-v Father J F. Kealy and Rev. 4.
r.aA, Rev. q. E. Edgett was unable
sent, being confined to his house by
The occasion was very pleasant
.obled Nh, and Mrs. Lutz to meet
ue acquainted with their parish
mast of " HON they were strangers.
MIS- Lutz are occuplin the
parsonage, Church street.
oRN tANNERY. In accordance
t published in The journal last
eetns was held in Equity Grange
uday afternoon, to take measures
establishing corn canning factory
goodly number of represent
rHers were present from Belfast,
-i, Waldo, Brooks, Belmont and
"'t. and much interest was manifest
meeting was called to order by ID. |
-er. AuSel WadSworth was chosen
t,u and John 5. Fernald clerk. Re |
We're made by Joseph Ellis, Brooks,
Of the State Board of Agriculture,
tcher, Howard Murphy, Fred Rack ,
!. Abbott, B. B, and F. L. Tooth |
Hayford, E. NJ. and James II. Cum
~u and chairman Wadsworth of Bel
>. A. Wadlin of Northport and Q. F. |
God of Belmont. Chas. F. Smith of |
sport, and the clerk gave estimates of |
fpense and methods of establishing
rrying on canning factories. A COM
rs. Consisting of Messrs. Pitcher, Smith |
-rnald was appointed to correspond |
inning firms with view to establish
ranch in Belfast. Adjourned to Sat
February list, at 2 p M.
PING ITEMS. Albert NJ. Carter load
Delaware with hay for fremont last
The schooner Jacob NJ. Haskell
r Ira passage from Baltimore to Boston
ak with 1900 tons of coal in three
i eight hours. Captain McKown,
-..ng of the run of his vessel, said
nothing on this coast that can
Hl on that passage" .... The bark
Nudgett and sch. S. q. Haskell
completed repairs at Lelghton's
'o>ton... Boston has 20 vessels in
th the west coast of Africa. Sch
trppard was launched from Gil