The Republican journal., 1904-07-14
1Hf NEWS OF BELFAST.
ms AND WATERS OF MAINE.

vi Nv oceans stormy surses' pelteu III
Fringe, " mods of gloom,
A W, andy, rocky borders, smile thy
S.lyeH , , In hill and plain;
'fV wondered, ocean-girdled, green,
F''5 shores Of Maine! ,,,.,
.,rter mackerel have been taken
veil, at North Haven.
W ,tapies has furnished the Belfast
-r new uniform caps.
~ White will give public recital
g.i. he last week in July.
...saber in Menominee. Mich, writes
4. without the old home paper"
r..o Van. New York, subscriber says
lsrnal: 81 look for it every week
,....t keep house without it"
l.,a.t5rs of the Belfast & Moosehead
Il. 20. met July Sth, and elected
+- lIazeltine, President; Frank R.
-.. Treasurer; William II. Quimby,
ts-
.,. waldo ounty Agricultural Associ-
..,.- let the contract for building
49, 49, .-a sgaudstand to Geo. Churchill,
r-et WIN has been doing the work
.s Horace Chenery residence and
.o.I l. begun on the building at once.
-, -gt2 berries were scarce in the
... .. th-lr season although there was
... and good prices were offered.
n spoiled IN the fields for lack of
.... The outlook for raspberries and
s...r. good, if the pickers will pick
...r ...e. d.
... meeting of the Odd Fellows
&c.,. }--leldtion was held July 9th,
.Nug directors were chosen: j.
q .. Is +. Nunton, d. p. Flanders,
r.N--. j, S. Hartman, F. V.
I ~uuthworth. j. f. Wilson
.. .a. ,i,lent; L. I. shales, treas
. '. aztec, clerk.
.. H farm, Belfast, NJ. B. Smith
-.. Veil represented in the en-
81. Maine State Fair, Lewiston,
.... and 80. \. A. Fowler, Bel
4.. led Stilleto in the $50 pace
..v and Elsie Snow in the PIG
-- "a md L. L. Bean of Camden
.... -utrieS.. Capt. W. ID. Ben
..u,l Golden Rod has sold his
~. s lruiah to a party in Camden.
-.r met with quite a serious ac-
~JUrday. He was in a dump cart
- .f avenue and was talking with
..u tie horse became frightened
~a .a- bicycle and overturned the
.s-Hr ~ Mr. Knight out. He struck
i. %. and head first and was badly cut
l H-ej but fortunately escaped more
.-tl- Ilry The cart was somewhat
l4.t-- lr Knight is improving and is
s- .e ,1out,
ttended and enjoyable lawn
49,. Na, sven Friday evening, July Sth,
Il. Ands of the Methodist church.
Il Was enclosed with canvas, and
'- IL japanese lanterns. Ice cream,
a...l and lemonade were served. AS
4 al been excessively hot and the
sas clear and warm, the sales were
M Mis-. Elizabeth Whitcomb of Sears
i7-s~s WhiStling solo and was repeat
a' gpd. She was accompanied by
w. -3le tfinn on the piano. A post Of
.-i Miss Alfredo Ellis as postmis-
r-s.s.,racted much custom and many
.-l-, ch caller found some sort of
arcel awaiting him. The party
.0ll bout 10 O. clock.
Lastly RETREAT. The first party
Heireat, Standpoint, for the sea-
H.. rom Bangor last Thursday on
yWH mbria, chaperoned by Mrs.
AeIs and Mrs. L. J. Wheelden.
were Mrs. Frank Young, Miss
l-- -, Mrs. Clinton Smith, Carl
Ilth Smith, Mrs. Fred Hayes,
a"r Mrs. X. A. RingWall, Freder-
!, Mrs. c.. D. Page, Esther Page,
H'od Sproul, Mrs. Charles l. Col
ia8 Mss Jessie Collamore, Mrs. c. d.
+. ulth Chalmers, Philip Chalmers,
Logan, Mrs. William F. John
'a " lis thel johnson, Mrs. Colony,
1e mN Mrs. Bragdon, Frederick
.s- a-' daUory King, Helen Spearen,
.4 IlNrs, Miss Ruby Mason.
t4AfE NOTES. The repairs on the
-4'.e Nt-amship Co.'S wharf and build
caring completion. The roof was
.-a VI Il section of the freight house,
--' gas driven under it and new floor
1." he roof has been replaced and the
'4F1g put in thorough repair. The work
'''.4e-1 The warm storage room for winter
'T lie piiing and floor of the wharf
''= oeen generally overhauled and re-
'''sl and the buildings painted. The
,".a af- red and the walls and trimmings
"0"" ami green. The steamer Rock
''lo 'r't Bangor at 7.3O a. m. last Sunday
''@ DIVISION 403, Order of Railway Con-
'-4 ana their friends, on an excursion
"r'eeAt Beach. Conductor Clement
VIII" and Baggage Master Morrison
"lr ioiued the party here, but left the
'''1eT Ut Byder's Cove and came home on
''- ''let Rod rather than delay the Rock
,-'' 40 her return trip to land them at
-.-',ih he Castine will make an excur-
' amden Saturday to witness the
~''ang Of the 5-masted schooner Mar
Haskell. The boat will leave Sears
d., 30, Belfast at 9 and will return
the launching.... The Golden Rod
-. 70 Camden Sunday, from Searsport
. Aii Belfast at $50, Temple Heights
I-taFning, will leave Camden at p.
'r trip will be made via Gilkey's
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