The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
At Bar Harbor Tuesday the event for 2.s5

At Bar Harbor Tuesday the event for 2.35
PAGERS and 2.32 trotters was won in straight
heats by Bobby Wilkes, owned by L. L.
Gentnet.
The North church Sunday school will 90
on hayrack ride to Pitchers, Pond to-
morrow, Friday, starting from the church
at a. m. Fare % cents.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
fast post office for the week ending Aug.
18th: Mrs. Estelle Bowen, Miss Anna
Hamilton, Miss E: R. Noyes, Mr.. Joel E.
Dodge, Mr.. stephen E. Ryder.
The warrants for the September election
and the voting lists are posted at the usual
Places The Board of Registration will be
in session from September 9th to Septem-
Der 9th, inclusive, at the usual hours to add
new names.
A. A. Howes & Co. have put into the
front of their store an up-to-date show case
for cigars and tobacco. 1t is what is called
floor case, with front and top of plate
glass, and shows the goods to the best posi-
BILE advantage.
In the write-up of the new dredger Key
West, built by George A. Gilchrest, in The
Journal of July 2Sth, the name of the gov
eminent inspector was incorrectly given as
William Mcdonald. 1t should have been
Mr.. NJ. P. McDonagh, who represented the
Engineer Corps, U. S. A, in Belfast during
the construction of the vessel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Patterson of
Shinutnn
Saturday on their way home from Europe,
where they have been travelling for the past
two years. Mr.. Patterson is brother of
Mrs. P. S. Cloud, with whom he and his
wife visited until Tuesday, when they
started for Belfast, where they will visit
relatives and friends a short time before
continuing their homeward journey.
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The much talked of midsummer ball, I'M
der the popular management of Misses
Knight and McCorrison will be given in
Searsmont, Thursday evening, Aug. 25th
The hall will be decorated and fruit punch
will be served free to the dancers Ice
cream and cake will be served at interms-
sion. If stormy, the ball will be given Fri
day evening.
NORTH BELFAST A sale of fancy arti-
cles will be held in the church Tuesday
evening, Aug. 23d, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society. Ice cream, cake
and candy will be on sale, and musical
and literary program will be given. If
stormy, next fair night. Admission 10
cent children 10 CENTS. Miss Lillian Gil
more of Chelsea, Mass, is visiting Mrs. E.
c. Gay.... Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Russ went to
| Boston Monday to attend the &. A. r. en-
campment. -. Rev T. p. Williams of Sears
| port preached last Sunday in exchange
| with cur pastor, W. II. Randolph.
| The trustees of the Waldo County Agri-
! cultural Society will have the services of the
| Belfast Band for the three days of the fair,
and the Bucksport Band will have an ex-
/ cursion to Belfast the second day, coming
on the regular trip of the Merryconeag and
returning by a special trip in the evening.
Excursion rates will be given on all steam
boats during the fair, and on the Maine
| Central from Waterville and Bangor and
all intermediate stations. The afternoon
mixed train will be held until go O'Clock
| each day, to accommodate those who at
tend the races. G. G. Abbott, |. V. Nj iller
| and J. w. Jones are committee to solicit
| for the floral parade. II. F. Mason and w.
| II. Beck with will have charge of the police
regulations and work in conjunction with
| City Marshal Mcdonald. Reserved seat
tickets will be on sale down town during
the forenoon each day.