The Republican journal., 1904-10-20
If NEWS OF BELFAST.


.t.. had left some snow near a
,,o-r # his barn, but the sun
ri Of it.
,alesman from Loring, Short
.t T,nrtland was in Belfast re-
.if mas goods and was oblig-
..u raj hall to display them in;
.5 40 there were fifteen stores
.s This is encouraging, par
.a ,pason of the year.
she Boston boats last week
-nfm gave the Camden and
tu;s good passenger lists
. miners were numerous in
... ON in the Windsor Hotel
gtqI >day night.
.ykAIr OF ROOSEVELT.
Ight the official portrait
l-evelt was not sent out
.. laSt week, as previously
,sue them this week and
pAny each copy of The
NIB met with Mrs. Amos
urday afternoon to reor-
Hp following officers: Pres
-J oibley; vice presidents,
.y. Miss Julia A. Perry F.;
aasurer, Mrs. George L.
committee, Mrs. Amos
AIfIed \. Small, Mrs. Ed
landing committee, Mrs.
.s {. O. Poor, Mrs. George
Nellie II. Hopkins, Mrs. S.
and and Belgium will be
le readings. The meetings
and 18th Tuesdays of each
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
and Mrs. Harvey Gray re-
evening from week S
he vicinhS of Bancroft,
nr two buck deer and one
Of forty-three partridge,
not SO plentiful in that sec
4-t wear. Edward r. Esta-
". Colcord of Searsport re-
~ night from hunt near
Iuck and doe. K. f. Dun
.l-ltine left Saturday morn
to spend two weeks hunt
Frisbee and Nickerson
tGuday night from a hunt in
bringing one buck. They
i stance up Passadumkeag
>ed a good deal of coun-
ea wet. rough weather.
..-aVitt and son Willie have
-us trim in Northern Maine.
.ai first, bringing one deer.
g. arrived last Saturday with
md two deer. Judge Geo
ypects to leave this week for
JOin MeSsrs. Dunton and
tampaign against big game.
.lge takes to the woods the
Il the community follow him.
ar4 expecting bear as well as
$ season.
.BBY. The Bangor Daily News
Ipm last weeks journal the
I4ibby'S disappearance adds
50 river section where Mr.. Lib
uown, while no one will of
i him in any irregularities
eyed to have perpetrated, yet
.-ral sympathy for him. 5 aid
citizen of Prospect: "lf 10 hn
nave 20 per cent. of what is
tenth part of the people whom
d in many ways had rallied
{ he would have been in solid
~ He has trusted out thous-
which is a dead loss and has
families from starving. He
rous, too liberal and too kind
IS own good.
ct correspondent of the Rock
# says of Mr.. Libby; at is
Dney from the banks on paper
paupers and dead men and al
,dy in town has received a no.
note is in the bank, and pay
.nded. 1t is believed that Mr..
tken 100000 with him, and he
got SO far away that he will
d." We doubt this. If Mr.. Lib
., 00O,or anything like that sum,
t have left town and no one
bst a dollar by him. We have
quiry of those in position to
is of the case, and believe it is
led by the citizen of Prospect
Mr.. Libby's troubles began
f the granite strike, when he
dit to many who never paid
has been struggling ever since
cad above water.
NOTES. The severe northeast
X caused the steamers on the
sion of the E. S. S. Co. to lose
le City of Bangor which left
h for Boston laid over in Rock
hit and the Ransom b. Fuller,
for Boston Thursday, laid over
It'll Friday. The steamer Cal
as made some record runs on
nd st. John, n. b., route. She
'ecord between st. John and
7ering the 474 nautical miles in
and on a recent trip
I'd to PASSPORT, generally con-
lilies, the Austin made the run
81 minutes, which was also a
er The officials of the East
ip Co. have made a change in
ews of the steamers Governor
City of Bangor, by assigning
t O'Connell and his entire sa-
chen crews to the Bangor, and
ter Farmer and his crew going
lgley. The exchange of crews
in Boston,. The steamer Gov.
resumed her trips on the Rock
route, having been
at Camden. The