The Republican journal., 1904-06-02
Mrs. Fidelia Creasey has bought Of Mira.
Julia E. Wiley the Wells house on Bav
View street.

Mrs' F"eiia CreaSey mas bought Of Mrs,
Julia E. Wiley the Wells house on Raw
View street.
The Nom Partisan W. c. T. Alliance will
meet with Mrs. E. q. Conant Friday after
noon at 2.3O O'Clock.
Albea A. Hutchins has bought the Al
fred Patterson house on Union street. and
will keep it for rent
Edwin P. Frost has bought the j. c.
Thompson house on High street, and after
making general repairs will occupy it.
Fred A. Holmes, the mill-man, has bought,
through the agency of F. S. Holmes, the E.
L. Whittier wood lot in East Belfast,
A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, of
this city, will meet but once month during
the summer. The meetings will be held on
the last Tuesday evening of each month.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
fast post Office for the week ending May
2sth: Miss May Knights, Mr.. Harry
Kelly, W. D. Littlefeld, ESQ.,, Mr.. AL. Scott,
Mr.. Allie W. Scott.
Harley Godfrey, a young son of the late
Charles J. Godfrey, fell from an apple tree
few days ago and broke both bones of his
left forearm. The same bones were broken
once before by fall.
The school census was taken on differ
ent basis this year from that of former
years. The age is now from to p instead
of from to q. The census consequently
shows decrease, from 114S last year to 1865
this year.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
Gle will meet with L. A. Mcdowell Monday,
June 9th. The lesson will be from chap
tiers ten and eleven of Evolution of Indus
trial Society, and from the magazine, Amer
lean Sculptors. Author, Adam Smith.
crew of lnemen under the direction of
Ralph Thurston began Monday building
the farmers line telephone from Belfast to
Swanville. Supt. Herrick changed the in
J struments on the Northport Campground
line Tuesday, putting in special instru-
ments better adapted to the work than
those before in use.
A grand entertainment entitled "Trip
Around the World" will be given under the
auspices of the Methodist Episcopal church
/ in Memorial hall Wednesday evening, June
3 18th. Admission only Is cents The COM
mites are doing their utmost to make this
a pleasing and attractive evening. Every
5 assistance given will be greatly apprecat-
ed. Ice cream and other refreshments will
5 be on sale, both afternoon and evening.
The entertainment will begin at 7.3O p. M.
A FALSE ALARM. Urgent telephone
messages were received yesterday morning
for physician, city marshal, coroner and
and undertaken to 60 to house in the out
skirts at once. On arriving there it was
found that woman had not arisen at her
usual hour, and when neighbors forced an
entrance to the house they found her in
bed apparently dead. The doctor at once
, found signs of life and brought the patient
around all right. The coroner decided that
an inquest was unnecessary and there ap-
peared to be no immediate demand for the
services of an officer of the law or an under
taker
DELEGATES TO BANGOR. AS it is i'm
I possible for the Waldo delegation to attend
| the Republican State convention in Bangor
| ullt -Jtll3 anu leuCll llOluC luC salH0 udJ W
means of the regular transportation, arrange
ments have been made for an excursion
steamer to run from Belfast to Bangor and
return Immediately. after the convention.
The Belfast Band will furnish music on the
trip and for the delega tions benefit while in
Bangor. The steamer will leave Lewis
) wharf, Belfast, at 7.30 A. NJ, June Goth. 1t
l is hoped that all the delegates and their
friends throughout the county will accom-
: pany the Belfast delegation ON this trip
, For further information address Mr.. j. S.
Hartman, Belfast
Mr.. G. L. Wellman of Boston, contract
agent for the New England Telephone and
/ Telegraph Co., is in town to assist Manager
+ Herrck enlarge the local subscription. AS
! a special inducement he offers an absolutely
h free three months trial service with nc
p obligation on the part of the subscriber tC
d continue the service at the end of the three
r months. Although the present list of sub
Il scribers is quite large for a town of this
: size, Mr.. Wellman has already added many
one year business and fifteen months resi-
Dental patrons. The indications are thai
y Iue Sci tCe Will Ue USuollGeu ny Ille duulGlOl
l. of large number of subscribers. As the
l. free trial offer is good only while Mr.. Well
e man is in town, many who have been con
I. sidering telephone service are Fastening t.
d avail themselves of the company's liberia
n offer.
l. FIRE. An alarm was sounded from boz
"a Tuesday afternoon about o'clock, OF
!; account of fire in the Henry H. Haye
house on upper High street. The fire wa
found to have started in some brush of tn,
- winters banking which had not been re
y moved from corner between the L and
u shed. The fire ran up on the shingles O.
I the shed, and through window into the l
II chamber. Holes were cut in the roof ant
10 the fire was soon drowned out by wate
. from hydrant. The fire was probably Sc
L. carelessly by children, as there had beer
u no fire in the house from which spark!
u could have dropped. No one had been III
IL the house for six hours before the fire wa.
% discovered. Last Friday large apple tree
- standing near the barn was set on fire neal
u the ground and was badly injured by the