The Republican journal., 1903-10-15
The NEWS OF BELFAST.

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rnmpkin; but it looked enough like wa
'aruelon to deceive any one but an expert.
+. l.. certainly "some pumpkin"
The iron work for the new bridge at the
Head of the Tide arrived at Citypoint from
vsw York last week and will be put in po-
.irion as soon as the abutments can be made
-sa,lv The trusSes are 63 feet long and u
feet high.
Mrs. R. P. Chase will be in her millinery
IONS afternoons for short time to collect
Nils and sell some of her standard goods.
Size will not do any work this season, but
,,l begin again next spring. She is to en-
y Il much needed rest
The Universalist church society will have
rummage sale in the Poor block, Phoenix
Ryw, beginning to-day and continuing
through Saturday. A great variety of arti-
les will be offered for sale and the patron
..e Of the public is solicited.
The school children at the Head OF the
Uie who had been under detention be-
.tll,e of the varioloid cases in that district
q-ge allowed to re-enter school Oct 7th.
Nh.le they had not been in any way ex-
ed to the disease it was deemed advis-
4g.e to take this precaution.
n. H. Mcintosh, who recently bought the
Wooster Parker house on High street, has
.r-adv made many changes and improve
n..-s, including new windoWs-the lower
,,l one light and the upper two-new
rr 1t door, and painting and minor repairs
de and out When completed he will
...a very comfortable and desirable resi-
aee.
Jla annual Lincolnville town fair will be
in Tranquility Grange hall, Lincoln
- Center, Wednesday, Oct. 21st, when
... Will be general display of stock, ag-
ural products, fancy and mscellane-
3ltcles In the evening there will be a
p under the auspices of Tranquility
re. with music by Dunton's full orcheS-
... f six pieces 1t will be a good fair and
al time.
,, Ida Cook was before the Police
ut Monday afternoon on charge of
ng clothing belonging to Miss Lila
-ar.and, from clothes line in the rear
Ugh street on the night of Oct. 7th
tyeused pleaded guilty. She said she
wears old, that her father was dead,
r..l mother was working in Unity, and
. -hA had no home. Judge Rogers SEN
her TO 80 days in jail and fine of
"a costs In default of payment of fine
,-ts she will get 80 days additional
vas committed.
... rpENT. Edgar L. Macomber lost a
- in a circular saw at his boat shop
ihursday. He was saving small lum-
t. ani in reaching across the table TO the
ug lever his right hand slipped upon
.ig. The second finger was cut COM
.'r off, and the foreinger received a
ar wound. 1t was cut nearly off near
.ard Joint, and in addition the bone
~pt by the saw in both directions. 1t
lought at one time the finger must
-utf but the surgeons hope to save it,.
es :. Hartman fell while coming down
at the Windsor Hotel Tuesday eve
and broke his left leg above the knee.
t- municipal officers met Monday even
80 oct, 18th, to act on petition of the
IS England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
omission to erect and maintain poles,
.r, and other fixtures in the streets and
ways of Belfast. The highways refer
..- to are as follows: High street and its
l.etions to Citypoint, from the line now
-H..aL from Citypoint to Holmes Mill
Holmes mill to Waldo town line
road from Swanville road to Sears
town line Miller street from Congress
ut to Lincolnville avenue, thence to
u;pl, the poles to be erected within one
under the supervision of the road com
-,lner.
taT VILLAGE Fool. A stormy night
many away from the presentation OF
Village Fool' in Belfast Opera House
day evening, Oct 18th, but those who
he play were well satisfied that Mana
-f tfOrd is meeting with success in Sc
= the best attractions in the line of
ailments. The village fool was de-
I'D veteran, who consulted picture OF
-raoln for inspiration on all occasions,
u who following what he thought to be
a.yce from his adored President, worked
' d happy ending to serious complica.
ttl and brought about the reformation OF
tL- man who sought to do harm to an or
istn boy. The Opera House Orchestra
-s4 fine selections between the acts, will
Mrs Keyes, wife of the leader, at the piano
Millinery OPENINGS. The Misses Eli.
a4uounce their opening of trimmed hats ant
touuets for fall and winter for to-day ant
MORROW, Oct 18th and 10th. They have
uew line of neck wear, all the latest novel
. in fancy goods, and correct gloves fo
tf- season in popular shades. I'D. W. Fer
-lsou " Co. invite the ladies of Belfast ant
nifty to their opening of trimmed bonnet
and hats to-day, Thursday. Mrs. ID.
ulingham will have special opening O
t4 and winter millinery Friday, Oct. 10th
Mis-, Stella E. Adams, formerly of Boston
MiIner. On the same day Miss Hattie M
black will have a display of her new ant
aJest style goods, including corsets, winte
Ulderwear, all wool garments, fancy dres
Innings, kid gloves, etc. ..... Mrs. b.
Wells will have her fall and winter open
Digs today, Oct. 18th, and all are cordial.
invited
Tho chances 0f tht