The Republican journal., 1903-08-20
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Kelley of this city spent few hours in
Bangor Tuesday.
The County Commissioners are holding
their regular August term at the court
house. Persons having bills against the
county should present them as soon as pos
sible
The town of Liberty has expended this
season the sum of 1920 under the State road
law, in pulling bushes, building water
courses, turnpiking and crawling dis
lance of 233 rods.
Horace Chenery has bought of Charles N.
Black the Gilbert r. Ellis farm, on the
road between Equity Grange hall and Lin
colnville avenue. There are no buildings,
but there is fine orchard and it is a good
hay farm.
Ernest NJ. Jacobs is the author of four
act comedy drama, 1.-THE Bond of Honor
which was presented at the Camdan Opera
House last evening by the Camden Stock
Co. Mr. Jacobs was in the cast
The trustees of the Waldo County Agri-
! cultural Society are at work on the new
| cattle sheds at the fair grounds. Ample
sheds will be provided for the stock, addi-
tional horse sheds built, and the fence put
| in good repair The track is in fine cOndi-
ton, and everything promises successful
fair this fall.
M. B. Smith, proprietor of Pearl Brook
Stock Farm in this city, was in Pittsfeld
| last week with string of horses for the
! races at Union Park. While there he sold
one of his string, Frank S., to Henry Hud-
son & Son of Guilford. 1t is understood
that the price received was close in the
| neighborhood of $500
| A recent party at Lakeside, Quantaba-
cook, captured large and very lively tur-
tie and getting it ashore with some difficult
| ty made it fast as they supposed, securely,
| but it broke away and made its escape.
The turtle was estimated to weigh 50
pounds Some very good catches of white
perch in Quantabecook are reported.
Mathews Bros. are casing up the shot
| well'' at the rear of the mill to prevent the
steam spreading through the lumber piles
The well is made by sinking an old boiler
in the ground and is used for heating the
feed water to the boiler by using the ex-
haust of the engine. 1t has been partly
open at the top, which is near the surface
of the ground, but the casing will carry the
escaping steam up Is feet or more in the
air.
THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD. W. B. Getch-
ell, civil engineer, of Augusta, recently
sent to a Belfast citizen an order for map,
and added to his letter the following:
"The prospect is good for building the
electric line if nothing new comes up. If
the line is built | think they will move the
power station from ROckport up to Belfast
They have no room there and it is eXpen-
sive getting their coal into the station.
They could keep little of the machinery
there as auxiliary"
TEMPLE HEIGHTS CAMPMEETING. The
twenty-tirst annual session of the Temple
Heights Spiritual Campmeeting opened last
Saturday morning with good attendance
and much enthusiasm among the workers
The speakers have been Thomas Cross of
Fall River, Mass, Mrs. Effie L. Webster Of
Boston and Harrison d. Barrett, President
of the National Spiritualist Association.
Soldiers Day, Thursday, will be under the
direction of Mrs. Carrie f. S. living of
Westfield, New York, and fine program
will be presented. A concert will be given
in the evening.
f. E. PILLsBURY's BODY FOUND. The
body of Everett f. Pillsbury, who was
drowned in Belfast harbor July Goth by the
, upsetting of sail boat, was found floating
in the water yesterday morning, August
10Th, at the shore at P. S. Strout's, near
Goose River. Leander Morse, who was in
the vicinity fishing, discovered the body and
notified agent Pote on the steamboat wharf
Coroner Coombs was called and decided, as
in the other two cases, that an inquest was
unnecessary. The body was fully identified
by the clothing and by papers in the pock-
cts. The burial will be in Sanford.
Shakespearean ,revivals promise to occupy
prominent place on the English speaking
stage this season. AT present Beerhohm
Tree is offering in London sumptuous re-
yiyal of s'The Merry Wives of Windsor in
which the star is associated with Mrs. Ken
dial and Ellen Terry. Sir Henry Irving is
preparing "Coriolanus," and George Alex
|
ander promises production OF GAS You
| Like It." On our side of the water Sarah
Bernhard and Maude Adams will appear
| in 'sRomeo and Juliet" Richard Mansfield
announces productions of both "Julius
Caesar and "Henry W. E. II. Sothern
| will again play "Hamlet," and Julia Mar
lowe will produce "Romeo and Juliet "
Then there will be Louis James and Fred
| Warde's revival of "The Tempest" and
| Nat Goodwin's long-talked OF production
| of "a Midsummer Nights Dream" An
extremely fortunate local booking will be
; the Simvelle scenic production OF Shake
speare's immortal tragedy of love and pas
sion, "Romeo and Juliet" at the Belfast
| Opera House Tuesday evening, Aug. 18th.
1t will be the event of the season being pro-
duced with all new scenery, and electric
effects Very little, if any, of the local
scenery will be used.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Harry W.
Clark of Harry w. Clark & Co.'s clothing
house makes oath that the prices shall be
exactly as stated in the big advertisement IN
| The Journal and which he is now circulating
&c A. Gray, agent, has }. b. Daring yet-
inary remedies for sale at the Belfast LILY
cry Co. IS stable. The big closing out SAFE