The Republican journal., 1905-08-31

..1r IN Il wal Illu tlldt Cciy
UHd lowers into weeds have run,
.,7I eft the mercury appears
.''6.,f5us to attain the sky
.,a4,jv tight. 'Tis now July.
.+.t->s landscape greets the view;
nh. Insects shrek in hooking joy,
ris4,ures charm while they are new,
r.. When familiar, how they cloy
r5rure dies upon the bough,
IN. bird sneers. IT'S August now.
Washington Star.
rf., II. Marshall Circle. L. of G. A. R.
.ll their next meeting, Tuesday, Sept.
. Marty of young people spent last
..r.fag at Porcupine Lodge, Pitchers
r.- Is. c. I. U. will meet tomorrow,
ft afternoon with Miss E. z. Frothing-
.. III street.
rs me for the four per cent discount
... axes for 1905 is extended to next
.ta1. september 4th.
4 ,.-e ceiling has been placed in the
. enpied by the American Express
le work was done by J, G. Aborn.
IA. Npman's Hospital Aid will hold it's
uonthly meeting Friday, Septem-
-. ~ p. ~, with Mrs. c. A. Pilsbury,
,treet.
--t4 c was in the 2.lS pacing class at
oce, r. l., Aug. 2Sth, but only got
lace in the last heat The best
... 1o7t,
2 Patterson has bought the lunch
.ess of ". NJ. Dumphe on High
taken possession. Mr. Dumphe
vacation.
.... smith has bought the clothes
Pressing and repairing business
Ellison and is continuing at the
ID High street
LAY, Sept. 9Th, the second day of
county fair. there will be dance
ming in odd Fellows hall with
he Belfast Quintette.
Mrs. Allan McLane's estate on
avenue, and other improvements
and around her handsome resi-
use billed for Wednesday morn
aiy came off according to program,
ltal SO far as this locality was
.l The sun did not show its face
Ill 10 "a. III.
st.. ,.,es are getting accustomed to the
lies The Cobe's auto came up
.nT Monday morning when it was
ans and not horse moved out of
ra Us it whizzed by,
tl Of Young people went out to
cook last Saturday afternoon and
ISIS at the Pines over Sunday.
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
81 tluimby and Mr.. and Mrs James
yiving members of the 10Th Maine
rs held their 33rd annual reunion
n Aug. 25th, just 43 years from the
.-. .-eir muster A full report of the
-.- viii be given in the next issue of
-.. I'D Journal.-A. S.
z Na party was given last Saturday
II the home Of Rev. and Mrs. VIM.
cs iu IN East Belfast, the proceeds going
.. lnd for the erection of the new
The foundation will be completed
,I ana the church will be built next
H. Moodys beautiful flowers are
Nn, and this year she has grown
bic white sweet peas that are we'll
-4jng. One stalk had six large and
nuSsoms on it. Among the notice
rs of her garden are the golden
:, which are magnificent in size
NJ.
... aytord, whoimakes a speciality OF
uucumbers for the Bunker Hill
so. of Boston, has shipped thus
200, and J. II. Elms has sent for
HI in two shipments with more to
It is IA profitable industry in a good
r.. citing Mr.. Hayford S2SS.75 from
asst year.
o.. aIrnal recently received from E. L.
-a- General passenger and ticket agent
u mon Pacific R. r. Co., Omaha, Ne
-~ copy of a famous historic picture,
% '-i Grant and party at Fort Sanders,
1867 The picture includes Major
'e.a p. II. Sheridan, Maj General W.
Hr1ey, Brigadier-General Frederick
'l. L.eatenant- General VIM. 7. Sherman
-r distinguished army officers.
Ms della S. Cook of Neihart, Montana,
st,-d her fourth birthday at the home
'-- randparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II
i-ei. a Cedar street, last Tuesday after
g- Iom ? to p. H., by entertaining a
tmpany of her friends, when they all
VI 7ry enjoyable time. Lunch was ser
number of nice presents from the
eopie and her family were received
81 pie in Troy, b ent on marriage, had
W lllilih VI oOlllc IL dh Ctl S1llUiJS
g" aer shallow pated ones had not tried
. III at last an inspiration--they
.a united in an ice house, which was
ld the wires have conferred upon
Getting fame-Portland Advertiser
vas in Troy, New York, OF course.
Waldo County, Maine, the couple
we been married in a nice house.
Road Commissioner Paul D. Sar-
me- to Belfast last Thursday and
7et Commissioner Bennett inspect
streets, He approved of what has
ne this spring on the cross streets in
'. Of grading and drainage, and said
" iLh the natural facilities here for
"a if the roads were put in good
4- ,hey should remain so for long