The Republican journal., 1904-11-24
1Hf NEWS OF BELFAST.
SERMON IN SONG.

" s .'f
rlS never seem to learn
i' .. ...aur troubles as they come,
-sgh worry in its turn
., ahead and borrow some.
l..f the rose is ruddleSt
.sa because it will not stay
T.-,..I. upon the thorns are pressed;
.4 tomorrow of to-day.
rha gold of one days JOY
.-..~ of doubt and discomfort
.. o0l we dull with alloy
I..~.r metals, meanly blent.
-...arroW never shows
..... .,i lark or noon so gray
....... sv one whose borrowed woes
t., rat. tomorrow Of today.
-ur Nulletin.
tn.unville Telephone Co. is max
.,, our mile extension to its line,
m new subscribers were recently
.h- list. The telephone is proving
Yyenience.
netting last week of the directors of
,s- f.r Aged Women the following
a-r, elected for the coming year
..,t harles r. COombs; vice presi-
Id. aaar small clerk, 0. E. Frost ;
..,f N WescOtt.
- Ames of Lincolnville, Co. B,
asary. has been granted an in
pension to Sll per month from
. reg and Samuel j. Quincy of Bel
-r Me- Cavalry, increase to $l4
.- .lm May is, 1904.
.-. story They were talking
.... wire when the tones came in
... .H,. one said to the other, "some-
.-.t0 w." Yes, it is Mrs. Blank,
H5ss ticking" He was sudden
tby sarcastic tone, "No you
'tk has been stopped two
meat the L niversalist church
.... ny the choir, assisted by Mrs.
.,-. Miss helen NJ. Dunton and
HLby, John Parker and c. E.
-. received. Miss Dunton and
..... ---oonded to encoreS, and Mrs.
ndered with very pleasing
to Rest" by Augustus c.
-an, former Belfast boy and
veil educated musician. The
&c are remarkably fine.
Tie play Sky Farm, to be
Fire. Belfast Opera House, Sat
Nov. 10Th, win be staged
u. are and detail that distin-
PqlItan plays, having been
.1, elaborate scenic treatment
sting. for it was the aim of
to show what American
try really is and not resort
rae comedy side. Free vein,
-n to the rustic fun. How
been done must be evident
..a run of over 100 nights in
..f--r that was interrupted only
native contracts for the pro-
lain New England cities and
lty. "Sky Farm" belongs to
smeStead" class, with perhaps
-tr-. hat it is prolific with sue
matches all calculated to
-~t OF even the most unsympa-
-M-, Mr. kidder, the author,
-..s 't as the playwright upon
4D- sol Smith Russell so many
49, -u4-d for plays, and that most
.. friMS The first steamer ever
.t' amber for the Argentine Re-
+I ~ajl from Portland before the
ra- month. This is the Osceola,
after taking on part of cargo of
W-fehaudize at Boston came to
lake on 100000 of Canadian
Wper has been shipped to South
aling vessels from Portland
ners to Europe, but this is
he first time that a steamer
...g a cargo of this kind to the
gHhlic. The U. S. dredge
lit at Belfast by George A.
which had her machinery in
10 ~ 4
atn Portland Friday for her
coast of Florida. The B0s-
ie Elmiranda, bound from
'or Port Spain with cargo of
i-eu abandoned at sea in a
udltiOn. Capt. I. I. Cor.
aUeW of seven men were res.
led at Bermuda. The Elmi-
u. at Stockton, Maine, (noW
t5s) IN 1874. and was 563 tons
a. Islesboro, whose loss is re-
,Aer column, was formerly the
loo" Jr., and was rebuilt and re-
i'endleton Bros. The two
IF Maggie Mulvey, owned by
Bros, arrived here last week
--. and hauled into what was
'"ls Ow owned by the Pendletons
af hat her sea-gOing days are
" .hAl she will be stripped and the
s'l te extend the northern line of the
"h-I@ She now lays. The Mulvey is
be- nti and was built at Waldoboro in
81 The Pendleton Bros. have sole
hn q Williams, which was recently
ri i1is port and loaded lumber al
t-- New York. The Bangor
Id" ]. K Stetson, which drifted OF
t5s BIT Mosquito island, below Ten
'a 1af IN the gale of Sunday, the
A>', was pulled off by the tug Bis
9tWi1F morning and lowed up the
"' at the Stetson yard Sunday
't Lad been lightened of her deck
+ @t1ped everything in the way of
"-0.. could be moved. Diver l. NJ.
of tus city went down under the
H thursday and found her in BAG
With much of her bottom gone
' "a bad shape. Sch. Mary A
"'Nl went ashore Sunday night
aA ~ High Island came off last Sat
without the aid of tugs. Sunday she
HNuD fD railroad Wbarf pnolyIopd