The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-10-06

rbe bI-H, 5n with patterlng feet,
..i1a.ti. ~ POLISHED by early frost
B9af l ,,.s below by the winds are tossed.
An the i3 hickory, ash and oak,
MARI tanned a gorgeous CLOAK,
Tacl .d lIa1m the hazels near;
Red '1' waves on the uplands sere.
na II AT rest in the mellow haze
It. n'ons with gold these royal days.
Ila' |'" The Outlook.
towards house on Wilson hill has
i 20 Fred f. Ellis of this city.
..a leaves are effectively used in the
...,. If the show window of Fred A.
3e' Al, goods store in Masonic Tenn
1.- old house that is undergoing
.a1ovatou and repair is the Palm
w. .. sorapr of High and Spring streets,
:. Oh. nraperty of NJ. R. Knowlton.
NJ lur'aimed letters remaining in
fs., pust office for the week ending
i' Iadies-Mrs. Martha Hall, Mrs.
yl. Nurrqs conference.-the. 0. D.
Grlaau
r, MEETING Of the trustees of the Waldo
isreultural Society was adjourned
..l friday night to Monday and 10
a.. 4srts against the grandstand were
sl.ee5
ID combs Il Son have an attractive
...a.d.,p'aN 1t includes specimens of
f.,,.. local views and Photographic
Nuaiyaek are now in season and
-.I ur occupies the center of the
.Hn
r.. orq1rr, of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
...5Me- Monday afternoon, Oct. 10th,
.- v.- reGge R. CATER, No. 9 Com
.,r..i Lesson, Reading Journey
n 4oi chapters three and four of
book, Estates General" Au-
ter Sect. All members are
... - present, as this will be the
..+.n-.
l. Pierce fell on the sidewalk
u- on Cedar street last Friday
.- one bone and injuring the
r light ankle. The injuries
that the attending surgeon
he bones permanently until
uUld be reduced, requiring
u4}
the promenade concert last
..- |a- classes in physical training,
Miss Addie Roes will meet
. lazy, evening in the Methodist
- pupils of Miss Roes speak
work. and those desrous of
thysical course can Join her
ia. lime.
lnrY has been promoted to as
... .u.rntendent of the Metropolitan
$50. and is succeeded as local agent
F. sherman. Mr., Spinney will
r.. lioring business and will de-
re attention to the increasing
The company His office will be
.F Mixer block.
... 4ycursion to Togus and the
t $50 Monday was patrOnized by
,a this city and adjoining towns.
1r but one more trip there this
(which will take place on Saturday,
I'd which is specially arranged
.l hood children. Mr.. Diekey will
.tauthe Soldiers Home and then take
IN though the State House, both of
f- educational features and will
-4u a5gh to them. Special rates are Of
--' this will be perhaps the only OPP
ru#t II Years.
u. ans Farm, Waldo, has received
. rlaIehack Farm, East Baldwin, the
W tuna 5 Brocq of Saddleback, II.
>o |.-l0, \, j. c. c., dropped Dec. +,
saas blocq is by Adelaide's Brocq
a@bert, dam Euna's First by kath-
The dam of Adelaide's Brocq
u5ert was Adelaide of St. Louis,
is the worlds record for Jer-
"> pr milk, having produced 2,005f
III one month and 92i lbs. in a
ltaa,ie also has a butter test of 81
seven days.
- entIon last week of the sale of
paul. foI 800 excited some local in
r. Elmer Small of this city some
found pearl in clam taken
fresh water stream in this vicinity
.e @lS 50 large and handsome that he
q 7eal jeweller send it to Tiffany, New
Ft. .t BE- set, and presented to his wife.
- r-til was perfect and required no pol
s ii weighed 12a grains. Mr.. George
Hc Hills has shown US number Of
obtained in this vicinity, which he
1tl tor many years.
. la7elIng umbrella member, giving the
Hs If stewart Campbell, was arrested for
4a1elness last week, and tried in the pO-
'ouat before Judge Rogers. Campbell
de eonsiderable disturbance on the even
'2i bis arrest which finally ended by his
%b!ng three or four large panes Of glass
aodows of Jesse Staples saloon because
p4s would not let him in. He pleaded
' and received a sentence Of 80 days with
4e OF $40 and costs. After much pleading
HE part of Campbell, however, the mitti-
IS was suspended on his promise to leave
Vi d, once, and he stood not on the order
MS going.
.EAcHERs' MEETING. The following
gram has been arranged for the meeting
'Ae Waldo County Teachers Association,
De held in Belfast, Oct. 9Th: Morning ses-
in universalist church at 10 a. m.
H. Mrs. f. S. Pitcher and Mrs. E. P.
'sf address, DR.. Henry Houck; solo,
5 frost; address, Prof. P. P. Claxton.
'eFn0on session in High school room at
V III. Music, High school chorus ad-
'Ss' What does the High school expect of
graded and unpra6o1 schools 9 prip