The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-06-23
7Hf NfVS OF BELFAST.

ttar Thursday evenings uiie QUILL
'''- ,t...n reports that he saw carl
...d> in Montville last week.
.n,r buoy was placed ON the
3.a..ra lighthouse tender Tues
r...-.
.I me- dance at Silver Harvest
4q saturday night, June %. Music
iasme Trio
Cray have lemon plant with
..5-p4u lemons on it in the window
p~amant.
.s.r.r>5ou 10 Bangor on steamer Cas-
.l.. SO, well patronized and all
.aoablr trip.
.... .....- id Journal comes to US like
.7-ud." writes Waldo county
l-bs far west.
-, ..,.-. If the society will have food
.. BAPTIST vestry Saturday after
,E. at three O'Clock.
.....tr,el SIX large salmon Tuesday
.-.. Laid of Islesboro. They
... -l ~ to "a pounds apiece.
.r has entries for nearly every
-. 4ne State fair in Lewiston
.....I and there are several en-
y. Fowler, Belfast.
.. ......t 'He Pooler drug store, Main
.-uing extensive improve
- ther things, the entrance
---l aud new windows added
.-nH sending out bills to all
.... .-tl or more for The Journal
prompt responses. Settle
mlde with all at the advance
.-.u received from the Post
todiscontinue the Poor's
.r June 30th, mail aG-
Ice after that date to be
mas bought the cigar and
.me> Maloney on CONNER
len Jerome Philbrook is
tse Rogers machine shop in
Nf K. is absent.
r SEA hshing trip of the sea-
m4r Golden Rod, which left
ught and returned sunday
-0u- was good and the sea
rarity brought home a good
llldock, etc, and two me-
but
be.tast's new park Sunday
-I surprised to find that deer
his appearance there and was
..na- He was seen by several
'l PASSED by. Even our dumb
-uzp the beauties of the place
A to further the good work.
TART Zoo9
ting the graves of soldiers in
',= cemetery, Prospect, on Me-
.4l, tie dead of four wars were
iu this yard are peacefully
...- .tlrrs of the Revolution, of the
-. Of the Civil war and of the
al The graves of all were deco
town having raised money to de-
-sltu,a of the ceremony.
.xcursion to Togus conducted
hickey will leave Belfast by
-.-Isy morning, June 9th. The
.r made to Gardiner, changing to
~ gauge OF the Kennebec Central
-.- More than two hours will be
rus and the return to Augusta
H.- over the electric road, visiting
ulse and returning to Belfast on
rain.
-aac F. Gilkey, who was mas
H.l ship Dakota which, in 1881,
cargo of wheat ever shipped
aHa, and who is well remembered
'Ae older shipping men in port,
+-h, at his home in Portland,
Ht Wash, Daily Ledger, June
publishes the obituary of
which appeared in Portland
4lch was published in The
uue I'd,
bted to Charles O. Clark of
ark Hotel Co. for a copy of the
Daily journal, which devotes
.a '-purt of East st. Louis day at
Fair, Three thousand people
tho q EaIS
chool children sang in Festi-
1850. $1,000 people were carried by
30 the fair. Business was al
.tf- suspended for the day in East
FIST Athletic Club was recently
and now has membership of 20.
5e. are as follows: President and
-t aroy S. Brown; Vice President,
could; Treasurer, Maurice S.
he objects of the club are the
a tnd physica development of the
and the rooms, over Ellis millin-
.olH's are supplied with the :aading
'a'' and gymnasium appliances. No
.1baceo are allowed in the rooms.
--' packet schooner P. NJ. Bonnie or
h.'He}, the name appearing in both
'i her at different times) came to
her last voyage. She had been
.'' .t1"n to the waters edge in Dyer's
'+' he bottom was being towed up
to the flats at Robbinstown to
for trewood. When just below
". ridge she lost steerage way and
npng the mooring ropes of the
'.-i sone trouble was experienced in
nut, Her bones are now on the
he east side and the process of
f.iaa IS going on.
7AeN window of n. c. Matthews
'i-r has attracted great deal of at
jh- past week, and it was pro-
''4I by all to be one of the handsomest