The Republican journal., 1905-09-07
JHf NEWS OF BELFAST.
SEPTEMBER.

Would say farewell? But with her train
If Winged subjects, in the golden haze
~ finishes so silently, we raise
NJ cry Of anguish, for no parting pain
lrsturbs our bliss,-our loss we count
hut gain.
VAT IN While dear September's name we
praise,
rr swallow tempts his wings to longer
ght;
TIE grasses fade; the brown leaves tiut-
lpr down,
Full ripe, the thistle-tops and milk
weed-blows
Lar aloft on airy pnions light,
lnd haste to catch at fleeing summers
-eWn,-
stay Hath she gone? The faint
wind sighs,-
"Who knows?"
s.,aehe Elizabeth Wade, in Everybody's
Ng-azine for September.
1f. september term of the Probate
. begins Tuesday, Sept. 18th
.lHl4s y Waterman of this city has filed
tlon in bankruptcy, with liabilities of
aud Orrin j. Murray of Unity has
ed petition.
Is Philbr;ck brought to Swift & Paul's
tuesday a large, fully ripe straw
s, one of dozen picked from plant
a cameup this spring.
he T Fl. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the
t., will meet every week until after
.... On. These meetings are important
49, are requested 10 attend.
report of the art exhibit at the Ban
he Commercial says Chart Wood
missed from the walls, where his
have been admired for several sea-
alat from Bangor last Saturday
uu brought eight or ten horses with
aies and equipment to take part in
ut the fair grounds, and Mondays
ought another string
zen Academy will open for the fall
-t. u, and large attendance is as
Trof A. W. Jones. who has been
for two years past ~ will contin-
p same capacity aided by the same
-, Miss Marina Everett ana Miss
med letters remaining in the Bel
u,tice for the week ending Sept. 2
Mrs. William Budard, Mrs Maude
Mss Nina Knowlton. Gentlemen
aec5With, Homer Carter, Bill Bird
ey.
a,s of 1902, B. H. S., will soon be
,perate railroad of its own, if oc
lis, as it numbers in its ranks an
eivil engineer, who will be able to
..t and two other members who can
ositions of conductor and engineer :,
ELY.
cellent half-tone of The Falls,
Ne, in another part of this paper
number of local news that are
souvenir postal cards printed and
at the office of The Waldo County
ata in Brooks The price is ten
..-. Iozen, or by mail twelve cents.
~ of young people consisting of
IVA and Lottie Tibbetts, Winnie
Nettie Shuman, Messrs Fair
and Fred Tibbetts, chaperoned by
Mrs Geo. Holmes, spent Saturday
.. ~aday at Bright Day cottage, North
they were visited by Mr. Gay Holmes
At Dark Harbor for the summer.
Jurday evening The fine band which
u panes Gorton's Ministries gave an
Ga 7 concert that attracted a large num-
10 postotfice square, and there were
sales on at many of the stores. AL
.- it looked as if there were ''things
and two citizens were heard COM
Main street to Boylston street and
venue.
j. Dickey received telegram last
ly from the Boston American en-
if there had been an earthquake in
nifty. Wednesday afternoon three
shocks were felt in southern New
ire, the most severe known there,
3lddeford a slight shock was felt,
MED by a sound like the distant
Of thunder. Nothing of the kind
+rienced here.
4-I old house has undergone trans
low the property of James II.
1t was dilapidated and tenantless
came into his possession, but now
f.st class condition and rapidly filling
rudnts. The brick basement has been
rebuilt, the house thoroughly fumi-
'- aad dsinfected and then papered
lnted throughout, and the grounds
-eGe.'- The tenements are very conven-
r,.- arranged and the location an excel
e.roHe
N"IH BELFAST. The following sub
'tH,-rs have been added to the New Eng
lard telephone and Telegraph Co.'s ex-
.~5--- list: B. L. Pitcher, 1921; F. A.
Il nes, 1911; W, G. Hatch, 1874; Geo. W.
4'~., 78-5; W. F. Whitcomb. 1913, Mrs.
/ W LAY, 1873; F. NJ. Bailey, 1872; Geo.
d l.e.. 78-12.... Harold f. Bailey of Bos-
- cent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
AIS. II. C. Bailey. He returned to
Monday Mr.. and Mrs Fl. E..
ai NJ Lynn, Mass, arrived Saturday
1T vacation.
H FIRM. The Belfast Grain Com
new firm, begins business this week
tore formerly occupied by L. A.
ON 4 Co The firm is composed of
tunnels u Mayo of Watervile and
Jackson of this city, who will be
manager. NJ, r. IL Co. own and
TWO large mills in Waterville and
.1lesale business, making a speciality
by the carload. The local firm will
anne kind of business, carrying a
ck of grains and feeds, and will
'.tl flour, grain and feed.