The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-09-29
THf NEWS OF BELFAST.

,t....r l5- moved from Church TO
,Dt.'S store, High street. Mr..
..,- this week for the Boston
... his fail furs and will adver-
Hm-
r..rd shipped eighteen barrels
,..-t.,t " eek to Shelton, FOOte Il
..r.u pickle manufacturers. 1t is
...l-lual shipment of cucum-
IRON this city.
-rkery. a native of Morrill,
a4-. from syracuse University,
i, settled in Belfast for prac-
.a.,.ran and surgeon. His Office
;. loves block, and residence
at street.
spa-a;, have been made at the Old
.rup on Cedar street, to entertain
5., =. see the house on Tuesday
, tft4rnoons, and a cordial invita-
.r,j4d to all who are interested in
lg.u 30 call.
hickey announces another ex-
. I.-I> on Monday next, which,
.,r. me more, will complete
Mta trips to an interesting
SHIP viii be made via Gardiner
al ne state House on the re-
Il isSue of The Universalist
t paper by Rev. A. A. Smith
5nu> Aspects of Browning's
smith is both an admirer and
Wning and his paper is in
III. a. well as of the authors
u.pr0yement has been made
of the Chase and Emery
1rch street. The driveway
urrrty has been moved to
H. of the lot and the space
way and the house nicely
Hmery has also graded up
ade other Improvements.
slime was employed two
the route of the steamer
ir0oksyille to Bangor,
.- steamer was receiving re-
ing a lost wheel by a new
ay She carried a party of
e from Searsport to the
Gl2nd and after the launch
EFers Of the new craft and
scent Beach, where dinner
l.
N.ErING. The Waldo Coun-
citation will meet with Geo.
Racks, Thursday. Oct. 4th.
.ttt4 meeting iOl tltttibl VI
.ler important business will
'- meeting Comrades, the
around fast and there can
usUe meetings for some Of
romrade in Waldo county
eec with the boys Of Geo. G.
he usual fare of beans, bread,
s' 4e furnished. Bring the
Tie Brooks Band will be in
A. NtuSon, Secretary.
VAR. The agricultural fair of
ry Association will occur at
-utJIu- park Tuesday and We'd
and !, The officials of this
made arrangements for a grand
wees, and large fields of horses
entered for each class. Tues
am includes a pa class, trot and |
d ~l25 purse and a 80 class, trot
purSe so. Wednesdays events
ass, trot and pace, purse $3.50, a
rot and pace, with a 800 purse,
race, trot or pace, for horses
I1ttpd for money to Sulkys, half |
eSt three in five, purse $40.
NOTES. The Bangor Daily |
iat 4 hearing was held recent
.'.- local steamboat inspectors
.aTges and counter charges of |
If the steamers Merryconeag |
Rod, in which several small |
rr involved. One captain as
The other had paid no attention
AS passing signals and that as |
Steamers had come together
The matter was fully inves-
The report forwarded to Wash |
~ DIST Capt. Charles Shute of |
'neag was suspended by the |
-ctors for violation of the law |
passing whistles, and Capt. |
rtig took his place in the pilot |
nesday.... The steamer Penob-
Iade her last trip for the season
nuebec route and will be put in
d 20 on the Boston and Bangor
he winter. The Mineola is to
prtland and Rockland route for
and the Monhegan will probably |
although Capt. Archibald has
nee to lease the boat to run be-
'kland and Tinalhaven. The |
2 Steamboat Co.'S fall schedule |
Mt into effect Monday, Sept. 18th. !
III leaves Ninalhaven at 7 and l !
J Rockland at $50 and O'Clock. |
haven leaves Swans Island at F.,
gton at : and North Haven at 8
rning leaves Rockland at . p. m. |
The SIX trip arrange
Eastern S. S. Co. on the Boston
r division will be cut down to
october LIST and this time table |
, January 1st. The James T.. |
be withdrawn about November
pit. Crockett with the Catherine
the Mt. Desert division during
months...,F. S. Sherman, gen.
n agent of the Eastern S. S. Co.,
B Rockland last week from Bos-
E in Boston he went to East Bos-
V the City of Rockland as she
ways in McKie's shipyard. He
as been Strengthened out in fine
to look at the lines of her hull
never suspect she had been on