The Republican journal., 1904-08-11
1Nf NEWS OF BELFAST.

! 4as Of the Baptist society will
The ,5 sale at the vestry Friday, Aug.
1a,' from aoto p M
lN+ ,,f,,t Fuel 4 Hay Co. is ready to
lD 5srs for winters coal. Their advt.
'al a',orear next week.
F' ,..oroyement Society will meet with
Tyr 4 Brackett Monday, Aug. 18th,
Mrs ' Members are requested to be
G' r,rreIl is building 1-ton ice boxes
~ 5. government, to be sent to
i~ ..srg ports Their dimensions are 6x4
!. fee. inside.
xrin church Sunday school will go
'p ,5a., ride to Pitchers Pond Friday,
90 ,,,l leaving the church at a. m
9.o IS cents
.,,.lpal officers of Northport met
..n and drew Jesse T. Priest as trav-
guy MI. for the September term and
q hickey for grand juror for the
n.ras .r year.
Darling went to Brooks last
rord moved Serious absceSS from a
.. qt pperation rarely resorted to. 1t
-.s,..r-5 successful.
....a. to the fish and game commits
.,. tot placing 100000 land-locked sal
ri trout in Swan lake was circulated
a.a.. ~earsport and Swanville last
fly -cher has finished his seasons
... .F a, mill on the shore near the
.... Town line. He has cut this sea-
..-.-a 80. pine and spruce into timber,
.'r. ad boards.
,..s as.r mackerel were caught in
....r.. uarbor last week and Saturday
ts.,aa caught off Steele's ledge. Mon
.n. We're taken in nets and on the
t.,. we're of good size.
-.auuru recently painted num-
.... views, including bow, stern
-.......- 1r views of the schooners Polly
.. tent, two of the oldest vessels
... ,u, the ORION, and several
.. r,udent Of the New England
....-. e>tilnateS the hay crop in the
.. roy as 20 per cent. greater than
.l This is better than any report
.1.-.Iaj rom other towns in the coun-
.-5mrting a smaller crop than last
.5l -UtylC NOMINATIoNs. The DEM
... aldo county have made the fol-
nations for Representative to
Giles G. Abbott, Belfast; Win
,ulleton, Islesboro; Frank A.
arsmont; Eben F. Littlefeld,
l- 4mer Castine will make two
,. to and from Belfast to Temple
+ nlay, to accommodate persons
8 N-r to attend the forenoon and
arviceS. She will also make an
r-,.. t1 Dark Harbor in the after
DOLL Ia- Golden Rod will make an ex-
a.ur midday from Camden and Lin
tr u Temple Heights.
The Htue Society of California held a
4 -orltDy at Shelmont Park Oakland,
AHA which $50 persons were present.
1..- lem were Mrs. Susan (Kimball)
ar-r .ld Mrs. Elsie (KimbalD Dusen-
.t rmery of Belfast, now of Oakland !;
9. .uo lIlarkness) wife of b. NJ. New
0t arrly of Belfast, now Berkeley,
.l Ms lager of Berkeley, formerly of
-M1- The president of the society is
4laf Of san Francisco, formerly of
81. .>G ITEMS. Sch. John 7. Will
Ne Pendleton Bros. fleet arrived
I- iast Thursday from Crow Cove,
-,o.- where she had been since last fall
The beach for repairs. The Will
n tuilt at Brooklyn, n. Y. in 1851,
81 Iong, 242 tons gross, and is said
t-. -eu n her day the fastest coaster
tiers. Sch. Maria Webster ar
FIJI. id from Bar Harbor and is to
- N for the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co.
ta, urJ, after receiving slight repairs.
-Tcle and Sunnyside were in
week on their regular packet bust
'.0 ualhaven and Stonington, respec-
sch. Mary L. Crosby was launch
4 Tilchrest's marine railway Aug.
te sch Lizzie Lane taken on. The
~ N. be given extensive repairS....
% o'.'e Maxwell arrived Aug. 9TH from
-v orf with coal for the Belfast Fuel &
" -o.--.S chs. Harriet Rogers and Orion
'--l Aug 9th for Swans Island to load
81 'aI copper Il CO....SchS. Willie L.
@"-'4 Sadie Willcutt and Mary L. Cros-
allied the past week for eastern ports to
'l stone for New York The 4-masted
y Aa'herine G. Perry arrived in tow
.A l'angor Aug. 9th to repair at Gil
l5s' Sch. Polly arrived yesterday
wa AmeSbury, Mass.
tfa toNCERT TONIGHT. The announce
s'' concert to be given in the Belfast
f9a lo0se this, Thursday, evening, un-
II 'A4 Erection of Mr.. j. F. Hanshue, is
'alag eonsiderable interest in social and
'@t' circles. The artists to appear in
.4 Miss leila NJ Cole, soprano and
t.S Mrs. Sallie Durham Hanshue, So
aux Mss Margaret E. Roche, contralto
-aHshue, tenor; Mr.. L. Willard Flint,
@ and Miss Helen Dunton, accompan-
'. MSS Cole is an exceeding talented
,a ady, being not only a brilliant
". s4,i hat also having sweet, flexible
o, 'h9ioughly pleasing soprano voice
-s'- with taste and expression. Miss
a mas had the advantage of study, in
.og' ana piano. with leading masters of
.Eoo and Europe. Miss Roche, the con-
. M. ,as a phenomenal voice, real con-
.~a9' inll and rich, with great power and
..sspa''' singing from low F to high flat
r 9 ease, and with marked sympathetic
la 's3'l so rarely heard. Miss Roche has
NY pendid success in concert, festival
1 .% iat0rio engagements, having recently