The Republican journal., 1905-10-12
The NEWS OF BELFAST.
PUBLISHERS, NOTICE.

REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
The roof of the Unitarian church is being
-shngled
Tie schools were not in session Monday
5,count of the Teachers Convention at
ooks.
avers of mushrooms report the crop
re this year. They were not plentiful
S. ,eason.
The L. A. Knowlton store at the foot of
.Al street, now occupied by the Belfast
-au Co., has been painted red.
c. Woodbury. of Northport picked a
-., of green peas from his garden Oct.
and reports that they were as fresh and
- as those picked earlier in the season.
-heriff Carlton has found it necessary to
a5ish visiting days at the jail, and Wis
MS unless on important business, will be
iu ted only on Tuesday and Friday after
and Sunday forenoon.
The Rathbone Sisters will have dance
Id Fellows Hall, Tuesday evening, Oct
H. The public is invited and tickets can
lad at Henry Staples store, Main street.
&, by keyes orchestra
laeJe will be a special meeting of the
b Il, next Saturday afternoon at go
TX. The inspector will be present and
C supper will be served. All com
and their wives are invited.
arty of nineteen from the North
h drove to Searsport Tuesday to at
he 18th semi-annual meeting of the
County Conference of Congregations
rches which was held at the church
arsport. A full account of the pro-
rs viii appear in our next issue.
ert f. Dunton, Esq, has takeni into
rship Ralph l. Morse. son of Hon l.
.lse of Liberty, who was recently
led 10 the bar after careful prepare
the legal profession, under the firm
If Dunton " Morse. Their Offices are
Savings Bank building.
r ght little Belfast youngster had re-
~ from an unsuccessful chase after a
\ neghbor enquired if he had
ed hi, prize, and he reluctantly ad-
that he had not When he was
he reason for his failure he soberly
i, swell, when got mp near to him,
IS too far Oft ''
+. T. Chase, of the firm Of Chase X
was a member Of the Belfast excur-
arty to the y NJ. S, K. terminal Oct
nd took some fine views which have
reproduced on postal cards. TIE
4l acknowledges receipt of a set OF
cards which will no doubt be very
III as souvenirs Of Names new rail-
f. f. Smythe, who bought last year
ten or more acres of land on NorthpOrt
le of J. f. Wilson with the intention
aking his home here in the future, re-
- sold his property in Massachusetts
has shipped his furniture here to be
-d 1t is said he,wil build a number of
.reS on the shore next season to rent to
g4s.
81 MILLINERY OPENINGS. Our local mil
announce their openings of fall and
-er goods for Saturday, Oct. 14th, as fol-
Mrs II. Is. Cunningham, journal
ny, Mrs. II. u. Holyolle, milIiner; the
,-e> Ellis, Main street, The Fashion,
street, next door to Masonic Temple;
3. F. Wells, 103 Main street, up stairs;
II Earfr11Sny, Ia,
Jones, milliner
members of Seaside Chautauoua
Will meet in the vestry of the Bap-
ehurch, Monday afternoon, October
There will be picnic supper at ) 30
All members are requested to be
-nt at the meeting. Each member may
r. friend Lesson from the c. l.. S.. c.
s, italian Cities" and the "Poetry of
topic from the magazine, 'India,"
jtons, selected by members.
Il OF unclaimed letters remaining in
+ ''efast post office for the week ending
Z; Ladles-Miss Florence Davis, Miss
Fl henelson, Miss Minnie Nickerson,
L. P. Proctor, Miss j. NJ Sargent,
Anne Smalley, Miss Isabel A.
mas. Gentlemen-R. I. Capen, Arthur
rs Clark, Samuel Clegg, Sterling T.
BIZ, Ihos. Dixon, T. A. Dixon, 2 letters,
H. Moore, Frank b. Morton, X. G. Mel
L. H. Z. Mason. C. B. Patterson, Carroll
1'nson, j. f. Sawyer, Arthur Skillips,
BE- Stone, w. F. Wentworth, Geo. L. War
AcHrs AND BOATS. Saturday was a
3 lay with the yachtsmen. Capt. T. ID. |
NJ 5 sloop Fiona and the launches of the |
e ow Bros. and Dickey Bros. were on
each to have their bottoms cleaned. |
Z Webster has also given the launch he |
The Pendletons general overhauling. |
'. Parker has been enjoying an occa-
ue sail in the Lotus, formerly the Wave, |
eil he sold to Miss Folwell and which |
is brought here from Isola Bella to be |
I'd out later for the winter. Fred V. |
rell has had a trial trip in his new cat
az. the Rather
MBLEDOWN DICK" A correspondent
oxford County Democrat says: "In
own Of Peru is hill Tor mountan) of |
anne of TumbledOwn Dick, and in
lield, Carroll county, n. H., is
stain of the same name" He would
ONE one to give him the origin of the
4e of either or both of these elevations.
IAN not help him, but can add another
bledown Dick to the list. 1t is in Gill
harbOr just below AmeS' cove and ap-
-' to a loose pile of rock which obviously
-aSted the name. There is, or was.
ID claiming ground near by, and years
our local fishermen on their trips down
LlN used to call here for bait Ynn can |