The Republican journal., 1903-07-02
f NEWS OF BELFAST.

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% p' 'pnckland July 14th. The trip will
''s an the steamer Verona, Capt. Geo.
arDour
small will go to Rockland today to
O' e.on two additions to the Thorndike
nd Berry Bros. stables, and do some
i,hs for W. II. Glover & Co. He
,ontract for a roof on the Knox
ID. mill in Camden.
.,o,ehold goods of Mrs. Viola Ames
s.pped by rail from Fargo, S. D.,
a-eks ago and the car is missing.
% nave been sent out but nothing has
.o earned. Mrs. Ames has hired
,,4 and opened her boarding house
ria
a N. Chase, and Mr.. Barrett of
.,s eyangelistS, held meetings in the
..h,a house Sunday afternoon and
.-4 amt are holding a two weeks series
4er. in a tent near Condor street,
..,eplng at 7 o'clock, with Sunday
.n MEETINGS at 2. They are assisted
ami Mrs. Charles Marsh and other
-..rsrr, All are invited.
..i lickey announces two excursions
..4r tnture, and which will be desir-
~.> The first will be that of the
a>tne from Northport and Bel
O.. sla-or on July 10th. The fare for
r.I trip will be only Is cents. The
. Boz. a second excursion to Togus,
-t.a : L50 for the round trip. An
... r. Vinalhaven will follow, the
as se; arranged.
..n. NOTES. On account of the
Ur--Sday night, June 24th, all the
ld steamers at Boston anchor
. 4ibor until Thursday morning.
~ Bangor left at 4 O'Clock and
..r auckland at $50 P. NJ. She laid
.f- yer night and went up-rlver
a.lUng, arriving in Belfast about
.A- 'tv of Rockland made her regu-
. she had a fair wind up Wednes-
..,N STONE WALL. Merriment
,upreme at the Belfast Opera
r.H row, Friday, night. when the
4 Waters and company will pre-
-.5 farce comedy, OFlynn'S Stone
g- IS the comedy skit upon which
-- overly strung numerous special
.. uneful music, up to date COM
md some funny scenes and
.a'.r the cast is one of the strong
ruted by similar organizations.
&AILROAD. An engineer from
- II. b. Getchell of Augusta was
-- Il Friday making preparations
.r. ta- route between Camden and
,Ii electric railroad. He had a
f. route along the shore, through
'n Leach, Saturday Cove, Temple
. Wesleyan Grove Camp Ground and
Dl-5ro-t He went to Camden to
survey at the terminus of the
..'- homaStOn and Camden road.
ralIy between the Main and Sau-
a--es in this city was lively, the
ratyes of each trying to secure
,-tter advertising privileges than
a- iu one instance Sautelle secured
BOARD and Main had a second
.l..l and the bills of his show dis
il. Sautelle was to show here
. nd some of his men driving into
u. the day before found a man
Nam bills over Sautelle's bills.
l,ce was at once secured and the
rr. who gave his name as G. Geritap-
'-unsylyania, was arrested and
. belfast Jail. The matter was
ul 5Wh and the man discharged.
II. AND SEIZURE. Sheriff S. &.
de search at the store of Jesse
5>t Saturday and found guam
d liquors secreted under the
.. Two previous searches at the
,t- ailed to disclose anything to the
he hearing in the Police Court
pies was found guilty or search
.1 uOcess, was sentenced to fine
4 costs and 60 days in jail and in
plyment of fine and costs to 80
#'l al He appealed. Mr.. Norton
-all keep right on doing his full
trd >Adll move against every place
be- has reason to believe that liquor
H.rary to law.
'.sr uSS Es. Belfast has been visited
h1 past few days by two circusses,
't the 4th of July near at hand there
--i ycitement enough, and to spare,
--g- portion of the population, includ-
e-->.dentS of adjoining towns. That
aot uAan the young people alone, for
whether since the days of
>~Iah any one attains an age at
l-y lose interest in the circus. Many
a, unSeemly hours to see the circus
Il stand for hours in the streets
lz the passing of the procession fol-
If canvas covered vans to the grounds,
at+ epen-mouthed at the takers and
l1E signs on the side shows. First to
was Sig. Sautelle's show, which arriv-
a>t saturday morning. The news
"i the places in which this circus
lpeaJed spoke well Of it, and the
@ -riict was that it came fully up to
'laws 1t was a perfect day, and the
b3noes were well attended and car
without hitch. The rumors that
u, vas attended by hard crowd
ppearto be justified, and the circus
with whom our people had dealings
-eu'emanly and square. On the whole
a'tele'S circus left very favorable
'NoH here. 1t was good and perfect
ID show and every one of its patrons
no