The Republican journal., 1902-07-24

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| The W c. T. [. will meet with Mrs.
| Deborah Lincoln this, Thursday, afternoon,
at 80 O'Clock
! The Boyn family reunion will be held
on Marshall's shore in Liberty, September
4, 19o2,-R. A. Packard, Northport, Me.
| Hon. S ". Gould, the Democratic candi
date for Governor, will speak at the Demo
cratic County Convention in this city Au
gust 1st.
| 5. II. Powers and |. Y. Miller have hired
the other tenement iii the Thompson build
ing on Church street, and are to occupy the
two places Jointly with their stocks.
Three children have been brought to Bel
| fast homes recently from the Industrial
School in Hallowell. Two are with Henry
| Bakeman and one with James Z. Wight
| Advertised list Of letters in the Belfast
post office July 22nd Ladies-Mrs 5. L.
| Dodge Mrs. Lewis Bryant. Gentlemen
! Mr WeSlie Bingham, MI sam Gilbert,
| Gilbert stock Co., Frank Sanborn.
| The regular meeting of the Belfast I'M
provement Society Will be held at Memorial
Building, Monday, July 2Sth, at 3 T.. Nj.
Members are earnestly requested to be pres
ent as important matters are to be con
| sidered
| The Unirersalist Sunday school excursion
was postponed from last Monday ON ac-
| count of the rain, to next Monday The
steamer Will leave the steamboat wharf at
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cursionists by special trip in the evening.
Tuesday afternoon Sheriff :. &. Norton,
| City Marshal Sanborn and Deputy Sheriff
! NJ. G. Norton searched the places of {. NJ
| Knowltou, Charles O'Connell and Jesse f
staples and made seizures of liquors at
each.
| DEMOCRATIC CArCI~. A call is publish
/ ed for a Democratic caucus To be held in
| the Court House Saturday evening, at 80
O'Clock, to choose nine delegates to the
county convention and to nominate a candi-
| date tor Representative to the Legislature.
The members of Seaside G.. l., S c. viii
meet at the home of Mrs c A. Hubbard.
isark street, Monday, July 18th, at p. NJ.
| The lesson for study will be chapters six
and seven in the c. l.. :. {. book, First
Steps in Human Progress" quotations
about books.
Allen r. Shaw, for some years employed
at the pumping station of the Belfast Water
| Works at Little River recently resigned his
| position and has bought and moved onto the
James Bcknell farm in Belmont. Mark
| Flanders is filling the position at the water
works temporarily.
| The foundation for the turn-table frame
at the Maine Central depot is nearly ready
| for the walls, and the material is all on
hand, The foreman says that when all is
ready the old turn-table will be moved to
| temporary position near Holt 5 boat landing
| be Neen the arrival of the train Saturday
night and the departure Monday morning,
and that there will be no time in which
engines rnot be turned at this end of the
| line.
| SHIPPING ITEMS Sch. Maria Webster
arrived from Mt. Desert last Saturday and
/ received a new f0resaiI at Lord ST.. Sch
MGpang was Il zen on Gilchrest's marine
railway Saturday for general repairs -.
/ Sch. Lillian, with load of Sardines from
Tremontf0r Portland, put into Belfast Mon
| day to be hauled out on Gilchrest railway
to repair her shoe. IA man who is in a
position to know says that the chances are
very favorable for the resumption of ship
building at the Mckay 4 Dix yard. Verona
next season, and that a 2o0C ton tive-master
| will be built Sch A. W. Ellis, Capt John
| W, Ryder, arrived Tuesday afternoon in tow
| from North BrookSville, where she has been
tide nipped for ten days. She has a cargo
of 100000 slaves for Rondout
| Miss PErTENGILL's RECITAL. Miss
Edith +. Pettengll of Boston will give a
recital in lemoral Hall this, Thursday,
evening, assisted by Miss Maude L. John
son, pianist, Mr.. Emery F. White, tenor,
| Miss sullivan and Mr.. Thorndike and Miss
Mary Faunce, accompanist. Miss Petten-
gill has been urged by many to favor Bel
fast with this song recital, and all who ad-
mire her exceptionally fine voice will be
able to hear her to the best advantage this
evening. Admission % cents. Following
is the program:
Waltz, Moszkowski
Miss johnson
The Noblest, Miss Pettengil Schuman
Good bye, Mr.. White, Testi
Sognal Il dreamt) Schira
Miss Pettengil.
| A night in Venice, Arditi
Miss Pettengill and Mr.. White
The Rustic of Spring, sinding
Miss johnson.
OMemory, Leslie
Misses Sullivan and Pettengill and Mr..
! The Virgins Lullaby, Buck
Miss Pettengi1l.
Goodnight, from the Opera Martha
Misses Sullivan and Pettengil] Messrs.
ThOrndlke and White
| NEW ADNE RTIsEMENTS. At the Dins-
more store you will find S15O to 50 80
women's shoes selling for 9S cents. There
are women's OxfOrds and low shoes. These
are bargains. Carle Il Jones, Crockery
Department, Main street, have tinware that
don't rust, and the price is right. >. Mrs A.
n. Wentworth, Box 12l, Searsport, Me. i,
offers for sale a very desirable cottage at
Swan Lake. Call at Mitchell & Trussell's
and see the Kelsey furnace they have on
exhibition. They are headquarters for oil
stoves and ovens, kitchen goods, tubs,
wringers, etc. Attention is called to the