The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-05-26
7Hf NEWS OF BELFAST.

H. 't' a. me state Convention to be held in
1l'f Bangor, Wednesday, June %,
Dt IA 10 choose IA delegates to attend
- eIo county Convention, to be held
-.- mt House in Belfast, Saturday,
rier Republican City Committee,
5,EEs F. KNowLToN, Chairman,
LARS W. FREDERICK, Secretary
sherman received an autOmO-
week and had it out Tuesday for
rime-
Hail made group photographs last
the Freedom Academy base ball
wand sraduating class.
G Hurd of Northport will be a
i.4 for nomination for sheriff before
du county Republican county con-
..-l4 Applin, carrier on R. F. D. route
reeently bought of VIM. H. Beckwith
..- admrably adapted to the business,
-ychange yoke of oxen.
....-.-tt X Co. have printed neat little
....-. to advertise the Northport Hotel
hport Campground, L. F. French,
-ryr 1t contains several illuStra-
the hotel and grounds.
.4 :. Wood is renovating the build
rh- Horace Park farm. He has
ua one barn, is building an L and
Inject the other barn with the
t.... r1 viii single and paint the build
meeting of the Maine Historical
r nortland last week many addi-
she library were acknowledged
hem the following: "BookS of
It notes and sketches used by VIM
us5u. the historian, in his History
s.a from the son and daughters of
Joseph williamson"
Wberry plants of Mr.. Manley 0.
tTsmont, wintered finely and
Of an abundant crop. From
: reported that fruit trees are
Fl. reOtusely, so that after all the
wet weather that has DELAYED
-. ,ptfations has done some good,
.- is aid to the grass crop. There
ura.ut certainly of lack of rain for
. 0USTY FAIR. The trustees of
i, County Agricultural Society
aesday evening, May 18th. The
. va grand stand reported sufficient
missed to build grand stand, and
son, S G. Norton, H. f. Mason,
hWith and II. S. Cunningham
.- ICED TO prepare plans and esti-
was voted to make the admis-
fair 50 cents for men, 80 cents
les, and ladies free
as ii Belmont, living in the south
. ntre OF the town, presented a re-
t mice to the County Commissioners
tharecent action of the commission
signaling the State road in that
tH. The road designated was that lead
~earsmont village to Belfast via
orner The remonstrants claim
principal travel is over the road
>m0nt village to Belfast via Cen
lput A hearing was held May 21st,
both sides were well represented.
msSiOners have reaffirmed their
E eeison in favor of the road via
.9Tner.
-.t COURT Charles W. Corners of
was before the police court last
charged with purloiniug peck
Jennie NJ. Hartford of Rockport
". iNg change with a hackman in the
room Of the Eastern Steamship Co.
and laid her pocket book on the
side her. Corners picked up the
hook and put it in his pocket, but
'as seen by Agent Pote, who re-
Ie property and returned it to the
pnners was arrested and in the
ourt pleaded guilty. He was SEN
. 80 days in jail and fine of $40
lie was committed.
Z. The annual county conven-
Noman's Christian Temperance
H'i be held in Silver Harvest
- 4i Waldo, June 22d. Mrs. Howe
Jr will be the speaker. 1t is hoped
4ember will at once begin to make
e~la- a success by doing the many
that should be done before the
taking of the year. That means,
4"-s { any have not; look up any who
ma cannot get out to renew men,
get reports ready to send by June
Al tues should be in the hands of
-.,--. Mrs. A. S. TYLER. North TROY. by
l= -t4.
'-I HANS MEET. There was a very
-'as. reunion in this city last Saturday
~. = when John 0. johnson drove in
'''9 liberty to meet his friend, William
-.fEe Of Worcester, Mass, who arrived
-.r +l the boat from Boston. They were
'- '",es on the gunboat Commodore Hull,
apt. johnson was acting master and
Locke was engineers yeoman, and the
''-' mad document signed j. 0. johnson
more date of Al years ago last Novem-
he veterans made call at The Jour-
Hte and while there INDUCED in many
sung "reminiscences of the days when
''-'"n was in peril and when those on
.h7 commodore Hull underwent the
'--- OF the sea and of the Confederate
How the Hull was brought safely
PITT through the seamanship of Capt.
-9s'H Was recently told in these columns
1 '' Incident was recalled by Mr.. Locke.
'7aNlng The Journal office call was
@'''. ~ George D. MeCrillis, Register of
and Mr. Locke left in the afternoon
bath to visit another shipmate.
'Nt WORK HORSES. Winfield s. Ed