The Republican journal., 1904-09-15
hi NEWS OF BELFAST.

.a,ant Society will meet with
t,.,u next Monday at $50
,.-ring tested the milk herd OF
If 1,lesboro last week and
+..a from disease of any kind.
hoe shop, Capt. Cottle, came
Flint sday with fair wind,
he first of the week.
a, reunion will be held at
I.F.a Grange hall, Thursday,
ate cordially invited. Ii
.+zt fair day.
.- Haral display in the win
., store of r. II. Moody. The
rom the garden of Mrs.
orr most successful floristsl
Granite from the Mt.
-. for the new postotfice at
made by rail from Bucks
The stone is brought by
. the quarry and loaded on
.mboat wharf.
... }lhiddon has a copy OF the
.ulletin OF Sept. 30, 1864.
- a resident of Norfolk at
,.I as kept as a souvenir this
.. .jiy, which is now a curlos-
Win .4on was born in Norfolk
-.r.., gift on that account.
81. -ei article on the Duplex
., TO-, Published last week,
1es under the cuts were
designating the foundry
t- the machine shop, and
pictures told the story,
MS at the Belfast Opera
rI future include a week
AZ Bennett & Moulton Co.,
l Lewis J. Russell in
. Oct. 18th and the Sky Farm
.Wo last named are among
lis on the road,
I Improvement is in prog
1t Main street in front OF
fu<. The street had worn
way here, leaving a hollow
Hthpr became a mud hole,
led in with gravel, and in
the work done on Front
give a much better grade
..kiug ia that section.
Of organization of the Troy
alton is recorded in the
La-Istry Of Deeds. The pnr-
uu,ariun are dairying. The
$500. all preferred stock
ed stock already paid in,
If shares, $40 The direc-
W V. Se3vey, 2. NJ. Prem
man, N B. Ferguson, T.
ST IIillmau, \. 7. Woods, all
s Il. Stone, Troy, is presi-
Barker, Troy, clerk Geo.
Treasurer.
a1rE~. The Eastern S. S.
INACCURATE their new fall eX-
t-,aber 10Th, when special
fcled to Boston from all
a- baugor and Mt. Desert di-
tare from Belfast to Bos-
... will be $500. The Verona
w K Bar Harbor Steamboat
I'd at Bangor Sept. It'll from
Il made the run from CascO
. len and one-half hours. The
uu Bangor to Portland by
~oNimate.y 100 miles. The
lt make a Stop on the way,
eng nearly Il land miles an
.-l lst, the Eastern 5. S. Co.
r., boat service, making four
weekly, and it is expected to
arrangement until Jan. l,
-tern 5. 5. Co. fully insures
-pt live stock.
eper in Hotel Velvet at Old
nee employees have been con
and officers in a Joint en-
I- pay for their services. j.
.-, president of the City Hotel
s, which held a years lease
ent to Boston Sept. 9Th and
aud the next day the treas
Npany left, Mr.. Nutter was
le Boston and Bangor boats
aud has since been engaged
business in New York city.
owned by II. L. Hildreth of
q4r on the market some years
e.t-- kisses (molasses candy
large sale. They gave the
' hotel, which was painted the
candy and furnished in velvet
Mr.. IIildreth has not man
liza recent years. ,
ITEMS. A derelict towed into
sept 18th, bottom up, by the reve-
W o5dbury, was supposed to be
Il Lizzie Dyas with ship frames
cobb, Butler Il Co. This firm
t-- for [. NJ. Cottrell, who went
d with his diving outfit and
f Hiuation that the vessel was
Sonny Doom, hailing from St.
All her Spars were gone and
TIL carried away, indicating a
~ schooner was posted as miss
Boston Chamber of Commerce
lie sailed from Eatonville, n. s.,
M Boston, with a cargo of 15O,-
amber, and carried a crew of
mel The captain was W. E.
iack Rock, n. S. He is about so
e and was married a short time
allied from Earonville. There is
the crew nor any record of the
42 been in collision. Sch. F. G.
discharged oil from the Stand
Ipany at Lanes wharf for John
Sch, Charlie & Willie, Capt.
has chartered to load small ran
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