The Republican journal., 1903-08-27
iHf NEWS OF BELFAST.

n Nellen and VIM. e. Ryder have
''', ~ the commonwealth Hotel and will
~ nossession Sept. LIST.
IS p conner bought Geo. w. Burkett's
= carriage horse and sold him to
Y.. Davis of Rockland.
.bings BROS. have set handsome
20 monument in Grove Cemetery for
smiley and Holt families.
. \born is building a new barn, 1Sx25
and TWO stories high, at Miss Carrie E.
,.,., mace on Northport avenue, in place
NJ. nd one, which was 30x40.
,3n,.. n West have sold to Walter F.
,.,ln of south Poland the H. o. Dodge
81, the Perkins road. Mr.. G. will
.,....assion at once and engage in truck
ran-.
r,., .,raluable compendium of informa-
about Maine-the Maine Registers
,.ill distributed. Every year one finds
...u. new in it that adds to its worth.
4..s book it has no peer in the field it
.rr,
-,.1.naton engine of Peabody, Mass,
..r. of Belfast, took part in the play
.. g.. New England Veteran Firemen's
.,0.n in Salem, Mass, Aug. Goth.
r.,t was 1876 feet st inches and she was
n The list.
.... pictures in the Belfast Free Libra
g.. .Vptk are views of the city of York,
There are 50 views, showing the prin-
noes of interest in and about the city.
.. nom their historic interest these pic
... . works of art.
~ Hardy of Winterport picked and
.ushels of peas of the telephone
. nom one peck of seed sown on a
... # an acre of ground. He will also
... 100 bushels of blackberries this
......... s rain set the Bangor fair ahead
Liza. and it opened auspiciously yester-
..N Idtt lol hui uiiS oNSoIiu
l lair, has been announced by the
.ua,t. 1t is a purse of 1926 for three
... rrot or pace, best two in three.
,n the new vessel in Pendleton
r yard is progressing rapidly.
10. is nearly planned and the calkers
...fs are following close behind the
... The inboard work is also being
r. The vessel is of handsome lines
bstantially built.
lIeenlaw shipped a carload of
calves to Brighton Saturday.
the first shipment of stock from
-uce the foot and mouth disease
....o was declared in Massachusetts.
.....utaw went to Brighton Monday,
L 40 to market for more than year.
H lakes and Harry Bean had re
t Mr.. Cakes cottage at the East
-- .ttery Wednesday evening, Aug.
i-w neighbors and summer visit
George Putnam and Miss Mabel
Hoslindale, read few selections.
a. SAINT evening was enjoyed by all
-pei tent in which meetings have
3D.. 81. during the summer on Condor
.' .- been taken down and the meet
.a be held in the mission rooms,
fTgh street, Sunday at and 7.15
1lts are being made to secure help
...t # town. A Sunday school is con-
.-4 in connection with the mission.
lNCERT. The Belfast Band gave
.eett on schoolhouse common Friday
,- ana although the air was chilly a
.s lence attended and remained to
..-- The program was as follows:
. uier the Double Egale, Wagner
.... Lachner
a' 5 Patrol, Laurendeau
N Nucking Bird, Sloan
...Nt. MOret
Iq., Gu ilder
.,na d de Corps, Hall
- EXCURSIONS. Orrin }. Dickey
.r, with success as manager OF eX-
10Th by rail and steamer. He took
. {. Bar Harbor from Belfast and
H on steamer Castine last Friday.
-t-. AR day following a stormy one and
..I eWS along the coast were grand.
Mr.. Dickey took his fourth party
-p. 4. pSbOrO, on steamer CaStine. This
-ue, went from Belfast, Northp0rt
-Hund and Temple Heights, through
harbor, up the east side of the is
Hnl home around Turtle Head. Mr..
4Vplains all the points of interest as
passed, thus increasing the interest
ienIp
4lnIING ITEMS. Sch. A. W. Ellis arriv-
tu- nth light, from Danversport. Sch.
Wellington arrived Aug. Goth from
N York with coal for the Belfast Fuel u
Sch. F. C. Pendleton sailed Aug.
4t'. tonington to load granite for New
sch. Harry Landell sailed Aug. Dist
NeN York with paving from John
'." Sch. Charlotte T. Sibley towed to
- asst Friday to load lumber for New
g.. Two of the largest cargOes ever
u0m Maine by the American Ice Com
gently went from Boothbay, the
.purarS NJ. ID. CreSSey and Jacob NJ.
sef. taking $500 tons each, freight 60
is q ton to New York. Sch. S. M. Bird
cd sunday, light, for Philadelphia, to
u 1l....Sch. A. W. Ellis sailed Aug.
for Orland to load paving for New
h.- sch. Sarah l.. Davis, from Buck s
1W Tor New York with stone, was de-
ned al Boothbay Harbor few days last
-f Tor lack of men. ...Sch. VIM. Slater
'r9 at Gardiner, Me-, Tuesday with