The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-03-17
TIFF NEWS OF BELFAST.

t,..ra-s ~ West are about to issue their
..- Catalogue of real estate for sale in
. ...-- aud vicinity.
own of Brooks has for two winters
nov roller and has enough faith in
..-n. -,9rder two more.
,. "A Arnold bought last week of Ar
t latch Of Morrill,, bay gelding, 5
..... "a, weighing 1860 pounds, for use as
tGe horse.
r...l viii be a masquerade ball in Sill
... rtvest Grange Hall, Waldo, tomorrow
..t March 18th. Admission % cents per
s.ue
B. Darling removed "wolf"
,.-.llu. pound and ounces from the
sal. .. a COW. Three teeth were involved
.,. s-tr extracted.
AGED at the Belfast Free Library
..- of The Republican journal for JAM,
e.. lud March, 1903. Any other copies of
,. ,-ues would also be gladly received.
74. IS Wiley and All Rawley went gun
asst week and say that they got
..H Courier Gazette.
uLh cunning?
Dr. recent town meeting in Islesboro
... lied to increase the appropriations
q, rec library and to appoint com
If three to select a site for library
-... Paul received the first straw
~ the season March 9th, and Mrs.
4nlCeW S. Fahy served them to her
1t supper on that day. The editor
.,urnal is indebted to S. IL p for
H. c. T. L. will meet tomorrow,
ftern0on with Mrs. VIM b. Con
~pring street. The anniversary
be in the Baptist vestry on or
rch 30th.
GERS of spring are putting in an
j.e, although ice still seals the Bay.
machines arrived by the carload
hauled into the country last
ul Follett has received his base
.ples.
lnden concert band will be the at
AZ The Farwell Opera house. Rock
nday evening, March 9th, and the
Gazette says: arrangements
made for the concert in April with
a>t Band"
Huard of Registration added II
the voting list last week. Six
voters recently moved to the city |
-laljled foreigner and are young
Ward has 2 Ward ., 5; Ward and
Ward ), ,
meeting of Armor Bearer Circle,
=, March 9th. the old board of
VAS reelected 1t was voted to
late the eighth anniversary Wednes-
March 3oth, with appropriate exer-
Nefreshments will be served.
-HoS county subscriber writes: eve
onward with pleasure to the weekly
II he journal. We appreciate the
Jurisprudence We want to
you for the present of the New York
me Farmer. 1t is a nice supplement
.l valuable paper"
t.-ioad of calves and several large
erre shipped from Belfast to the Lib
-turday. In the previous shipment
hpped by VIM. II. Arnold was sutfo-
king the second large porker
i by him to be lost in that way this
annual reunion of the Drinkwater
viii be held at the farm of the presi-
ant. AnSel WadswOrth, one mile
efaSt, the date to be arranged by
-y-eutiye committee. The business
and picnic dinner will be in Equity
hail near by, where there is ample
for teams. The history of the
ready for the printer and will be
.I fl a short time
w. X. A. TERMINAL, Land for the
-oj terminal of the Bangor Il Aroos-
road at Cape Jellison Harbor has
usferred recently, as follows: Ed
Pike, heir of Stephen II. Pike, and
b. Pike, widow of Stephen H. Pike,
lts i. and Frank p. Decrow, Sears
aEd at Long Cove, Searsport. T. L.
j.. Decrow to John p. Reynolds, Jr.,
h- same land w. A, C. E., and A,
teomb of Kentucky, heirs to II of
arlon estate, to John P. Reynolds;
es on Cape Jellison, reserving the
.nd land on which it stands.
-tI FING AND JIBING. They were
.a' lg of the local iceboats in Henry
STA. store the other day and mention
'a dde of the additional reef points put
'heir sails after few trial trips. "You
I'" how the old kiln wood coasters that
rom here to Rockland used to reef,
'"t lou?" said Henry to the journal
who was obliged to admit his igno-
Well" Henry continued, "they
'. 10 recipients and they would lower
iNf the sail and throw some kiln wood in
ach to hold it down." Capt Tom
-tt, who had been an attentive listen
Nts then reminded of how the North
oops used to land their passengers.
anne down the Hudson river with
-1.- III and did not want to stop at every
3-, so the passengers would seat
selves on the mainboom, and opposite
-- 'AaTt the sloop would jibe and as the
vent over they would be safely land
here" said Henry, 81 II never try to
thing again." and he went to work
''1 off his goods.
IrrING ITEMS. Our attention has
allied to an error in our write-up Of
TIE 'ohooner Polly, in stating that the