The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17

Kate is by the brookside
Where it's nice and cool;
Kate is rather jaded
From the grind of school.)
Nell is in the parlor
Just to take a nap;
Winnie is on the front porch
Flirting with chap.
Fannie's in the orchard,
May is in the grove;
AND
Mothers in the kitchen
With red
Hot stove.
.t smith in the sloop Bay Queen ar
ii asst week with fresh and corned fish.
la sloop Eva. Capt. Coombs, was over
.sIesboro Monday. Capt. Coombs
a. father of the Coombs Bros. Of steamer
tue.
- ire indebted to Major E. Fl. Kelley
.a C0bb's staff for pass within the
sui amp Cobb during the militia en-
rusut.
- regular meeting of The Belfast I'M
-4 mt Society will be held with Mrs.
, Mood, Grove street, Monday, Aug.
40 p. N.
Mixer family reunion will be held at
harvest Grange hall in Waldo Fri
TENDER s, 1905, instead of Sept. 18th.
..ar If committee.
-m1r Cobb has accepted an invita-
present at the opening of the
unity fair in this city, Tuesday,
The entries thus far ensure some
...-.
ackett printing office, Main street,
-3 Old Home Week on its bulletin
displayed the Stars and Stripes
lz that the week could not have
rally observed.
= Side Ladies Aid Society and
IA that section of the city will
excursion to Camden on the
astine today. They will start
ave a long day in Camden.
subscriber in explaining a tardy
would that all were as prompt
Ny SloWneSs IN paying is in in
.u to my pleasure in reading the
week, as it is always welcome. "
Eiand Opinion reported last week
ra,al had struck in at Camden,
,lderable quantities had been
% net. A week OF two ago they
Int up river but we hear of mono
or met ON the corner of Main and
Pts last Friday night enquired
Gould find a barber. Six barber
in sight from where he stood
Aare all dark The local BARRIERS
Ir shops Monday and Friday
*l be a lawn party at No. Sc
4et, Monday evening, Aug. 81,
auspices of class No. OF the
lurch. Admission 10 cents. Ice
a.ues and lemonade on sale dur
anng. A fine musical program
Ten,
lrt is to have a grand celebration
Day, under the auspices of the
branch of the Granite Cutters
he celebration last year was a
SIS and the cutters hope to make
5 good if not better than in all
eArs.
Lord is making the sails for the
t-!nasted schooner building in the
Yard, and has put in new Singer
capable of sewing the heaviest
lie bolt rope of the lower sails is
-- ne. Capt, George 7. Osborne i,
}Ir, Lord in the loft.
W Barnes of Unity, the patient who
made his escape from the Insane
5 still at large. The man has
rdfrom as having been in Winslov
T places in that section, and the
IS expect that he will be caugh'
nd returned to the hospital.
ned letters remaining in the Bel
ptfce for the week ending Aug
VIM. &. Bartlett, Morris Bloom
craig. w Il. Douglas, A. I
fl. Dr.. F. L. Brigham, A. H. Jack
l6 Layine. Samuel Phinney, Der
y West.
o1tland tug Naos was in por
for water to supply the pile
stockton Springs, and put 500
n board the schooner Stella B
Il the ice wharf The tug has ;
Of 5000 gallons and her captain
las to hustle to keep up the suppl,
AZ Stockton. The Naos was owe
llonday.
aty Of young ladies, consisting 0
Lillian Mason, Emerald Bradmar
Faughan, Bessie Krone, Katharin
"a and Vesta Shute, chaperoned b.
abelle Towle have returned fro1
-- out a week at Swan Lake. TIL
...-r was exceptionally fine and a
home without getting wet, but wit
arms and black faces.
Let Monroe man the other day an
q. as to the conditions in his towr
led that the town was clean; n
sold there. The present proprieto
yotel has never sold it. and there ar
let pedlars. For some years Nor
liquor nuisance. despite tn
the best citizens to suppress i
las now crowned their efforts.
-l-os street has long been proud {
Gated squirrel that will walk ini
md discover the whereabouts of tn
bag, but uow Don Caesar has cappe
"a OF accomplishments by reno
? over Of a tin box in which squas
ne Of his favorite dainties, wei
he first time the cover was fOun