The Republican journal., 1903-07-23

is nearly ce1ied up ana the OUTSIDE PLANK
ing is well advanced
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Ell
Cook Friday afternoon, July 81, after which
meetings will be suspended until Septem-
bery
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will hold
sale of home-cooked food at the church
vestry Saturday P. NJ. Aug. 1st.
The Children's Aid Society met yesterday
afternoon by invitation, with Dr. and Mrs
j. G. Brooks at their cottage on the North
Shore, Northport.
The recital by Emery F. White, announced
to be given in Memorial Hall July Goth, is
postponed to Friday evening, July 31st, on
account of Miss Pettingill not being able to
arrive earlier.
The Belfast Band will give its second
open air concert on the school common this,
Thursday, evening:begirninga at 7.45 O'Clock.
Unless order can be maintained the program
will not be carried out
F. w. Pote will give the Universalist Sun
day school the annual excursion on steamer
Silver Star to Castine next Monday, leaving
the Eastern s. S. Co.'S wharf at 9.45 and re-
turning by special trip in the evening.
The demonstration of the goods of the
National Biscuit Co. will continue at the
der of the week. Everybody is invited,
and ladies in particular are requested to
call and sample the goods.
Misses Helen Dunton and June Hills will
Aug. 18th, assisted by Mrs. Geo. Chase, Miss
Susan Dinsmore, Miss Leila Patten of Ban
gor, and others 1t will be treat for lovers
of good music.
Orrin J. Dickey's second annual excur-
sion from Northport Campground and Tenn
pie Heights to Castine, will take place Thurs
day, July 3Oth, leaving the Campground
at 915 and Temple Heights at $50. Re-
turning, the boat will leave Castine at 3
O'Clock.
Circle will meet Monday, July 9th, with
Mrs. c. II. Twombly, No. s Court street.
The lesson will be review of chapters s,
and 10 of the c. l.. 5. c. book, the ''Ten
Englishmen"; roll-call, quotations from
Jean lngeloW's poems.
The executive committee of the Belfast
High School Association will meet in the
Superintendent's office tomorrow, Friday,
afternoon to consider the matter of hold ing
a reunion and observing the fftieth ami
versary of the High School, which succeed
ed the Belfast Academy in 1853
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shreds, shaVlngs, oyster, clam or LOBSTER
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Horace Cbenerv of this CITY was mt to
considerable trouhle and ANNOYANCE tn is
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cry said he bought the horse in good faith,
and took measures to protect his rights
Yesterday morning the matter was settled
by the Bangor parties, and Mr. Chenery
kept the horse The matter was the result
of financial difficulty between the former
owner of the horse and sother parties, in
which Mr.. Chenery had no part.
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