The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-06-11
NfWS OF BELFAST.

l0N ,irg was placed in the vestry
EEL %,. fl church last week
N Farm cream cheese can be had
.aD ,,ooe, 4 cos, this morning.
" wand has been appointed super
Is south Belfast Cemetery in
s' ,,,i,h Phillips, resigned.
,r.,o has invented and applied
KS am an apple picker. which
r~gft of in cup-shaped discs
.tnar about the fruit.
...4iist society will hold a lawn
! NV sureh Tuesday evening, June
u '4 ontertainment at $50 O'Clock.
Il rI cake for sale during the even
''' I'm ten cents. If stormy, it will
s,.t pleasant evening
.x..IAMBs. James w. Knight
,...las d sheep that have dropped
.r. spring. The sheep were
week and their yield was Sc
ta rnnees of wool. -. Edward
r..x sold to D. C. Greenlaw last
,-r, lambs that averaged 40
,aa .ep@liees.
-.t person to look at a big
.,5,iy, so it is said. The Dins-
.u, in other columns of The
,,. week If big things in men and
..5 ST. a, as regarding top-round
audi N -luu-round prices. Every
...e--.a-- in a large way this sale.
..r.,ar are exceptional.
lay mornings train we re-
. ..m with a request that it be
Ill.,. Al ,Ssue Of The Journal, if
Journal had then been
...a.s aud was half way to its
...H.e-t-. This is an almost
O....LL If those who have
4.. cation in The Journal
.. "a once. and not wait until
.. Las gone to press, we
uauer.
-.ur. TIA a Journal represen-
..-. lat his strawberries were
r- by the frost. A few
lne right condition to be
It. but most OF his vines
along or not quite up to
The dry weather re-
.-i Of the vines, but the
Shielded them from the
NOT parched us they
o been.
HlLrING. The Waldo
Association met at the
.4th Searsport, June 4th.
... and a large number was
lt Rowe called the fore
order. The records of the
!rad and adopted. The
ana place for the next
.a~ Tasker of Jackson,
ud Nickerson of Swan
as follows, Time, Aug.
5son Grange hall. After
rades a recess was taken
..ar.y 100 were fed on CLAIMS
u thjngs. President Rowe
-I- association to order for
->jon, when the following
N.. -ivpn: Singing by the
prayer by Chaplain
O.-- If welcome by A. Stinson;
Nckers0n. Comrade TaS-
. s-,4 ave the comrades a special
u~-t with the Jackson people
We have never visited Jackson
shall receive a warm welcome
j jalIoWed remarks by Com
-u of Monroe, a recitation
~ruson; remarks by Comrade
-a.' He, recitation by a. Stin-
.- jd story telling, with sing
.u. ZIP the time until the time
vote of thanks was ex-
oH9 helped to make the meet
lest. A. StinSon, Sec'y.
rE>. Steamer Penobscot
from the st. John, \. b.,
trivial in Boston May 3lst,
and men who had not re-
ueuts were relieved from duty
.ice. Steamer St. CroiX took
he route June LIST, and will
'.wu-e with steamer State of
Boston Mondays, Wednes-
f."ats at 9 a. M, for Portland,
.Q.-o and st. John. The Water
asset X Pennington railroad will
sDoWn steamer NJ. and NJ,
' he Bucksport-Camden route,
q. between Wiscasset and Booth
~MueI, to connect with the trains
.fWd to touch at Seguinland and
,es uOng the islands. The
---aH>hip Co. has announced an
5 iua beginning June Is. Be-
SIN and Portland the rate for the
a'a-I season will be raised from
'"r a passage one way. The
e Aeuuebec division are the same
-s seasons, $3.50 one way and
rNHnd trip. The rate from Boston
a. .>-s from $3.50 to 1915, round
Camden the same. The fare be-
'.U ana Bangor will be $3.50 one
The round Triple. O. Cousins,
vi bulls, and W. L. Blaisdell, in
d eugnes, inspected the steamer
Vi 'ud the steam yacht Princess at
l~. Week.... The Bluehill Line, 0
4it- manager, entered upon its
,aF.cn June LIST. Steamers leave
daily, except Monday, and re-
.ale Ellsworth daily, except Sun
IeE landing place this year is Di-
uiter Island, where boats going
touch Tuesdays, Thursdays and
and going west will touch Mon
uesdayS and Fridays. The Sill
q. enter upon her summer sched-