The Republican journal., 1902-11-06

+. l. Conner has received his stock of
sejghs foI the winter trade.
The farmers have begun to haul Christ
mas trees 10 the railroad stations for ship
ment 70 New York.
The meeting of the Belfast Improvement
Society was postponed from last Monday 20
next Monday, Nov. 10th
Chas \. Wiley has sold the Revere House
stable to +. A. Jones, who will conduct it in
connection with the hotel.
City Clerk Murch reports the intentions
of marriage of nine couples recorded in the
! month of October, a number somewhat
above the average for that month.
The Waldo County Veteran Association
will hold their regular November meeting
today with Billings Post. Freedom. and it
i iseXpected that party will 90 from Belfast.
'Dorothy Dodd'' is treated weekly to a
new and always interesting story in The
journal. The graceful facts and solid merit
of Dorothy podd" deserves thoughtful
! reading.
Miss Georgia Philbrook of Islesboro I,
Gently sold number of lots OF land at Acre
Island for a good price and has since bought
the farm of Stephen \ Goodwin on the
Beech Hill road, Northport.
Albert T. Stevens and crew went to Cas-
/ tine Tuesday tom YEA large tWo-story house
for c. II. Hooper During the past summer
and fall Mir. Stevens has moved number
of large buildings in Belfast, Northport,
Searsport and SwanviIle
Advertised list OF letter, in the Belfast
postoitice Nov. 4th Ladie>-Mrs F H. Ber-
rick, Miss Lottie Roberts. Gentlemen-W. E.
Bowler, National Investigator x Legal Pro-
cess Co., q letters f. /. Shaw, Herbert
| Smith, Fred c. Stockwell,
| A Norfolk, Va, subscriber writes "a
letter from home could not be more anxious
| ly OF eagerly looked for each week than
| The Journal, even though we find more and
more of the new names in its columns and
note with regret the absence of the more
familiar ones.
| Hiram F. Farrow put on l. NJ Cottrel's
diving suit last Thursday and examined the
sewer outlet laid by Mr.. COttren for the
city. He found it apparently all right. The
section laid this year is connected with the
| pipe laid last year. but the latter is not con-
nected at the upper end with the older pipe
This connection will soon be made, which
will send the sewage from the whole sys-
TEN through the newly laid outlet.
The story is told of a scholar who thought
Jupiter Olympus was a Hebrew of Irish
ba
| Peter Olympus A pupil in one of the
Belfast schools has matched this. The
teacher told the pupils the story of IIa-
watha, and read portions of the poem The
next day she asked them to tell her the
| story. They remembered the names pretty
we'll except that of the father of Hiawatha.
! Finally small boy thought he remembered
it, and when asked, said, "Mr. Maglnnis. -
A FATAL FALL. Edward Mcintyre of
East Belfast died Monday night, Nov Sd,
from the effects of fall. He was at work
in the attic of his house Thursday, Oct.
3Gth, and fell through the ceiling of the
chamber, coming down astride floor tim
Der He sustained very severe hernia,
from which he suffered intensely four DAYS
and nights, after which death brought re-
lief. Mr. Mcintyre was born in Eddington,
a son of George W. and Catherine MCINTYRE.
The family has lived in Belfast several
years. His wife, who survives him, was
Mrs. Sarah A. (Hamiton) Benson They
have no children.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic & Jones
advertise two months closing out sale of
their fancy china, lamps and bric-a-brac.
and after Jan. /, 1908, will use their china
parlor for ladies' furnishing goods A.
Colburn has an advertisement of the Queen
Quality shoe which Belfast ladies should
read and profit by. Read the change in
the dorothy Dodd" shoe advt. by the
| Dinsmore store. Mrs. II. 7. Heal adver
tises 16c-acre farm in Lincolnville.
Situation wanted as hOusek eeper. Fred
Atwood, Winterport, advertises the Cole
farm for sale. See II. w. Healy's advt. of
ice cream business, ETC., for sale. :. j. F.
Frank of Boston is organizing classes in
French and German. He has a number of
students in each, but will take limited
number in addition.