The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-02

NTfONS ana cilltuien returned from bdiiSOl
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
{ ottin of lttsfeld are guests OF Mr.. and
MIS-. Heui. AmeS.... Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lib
by passed Saturday night at her old home,
Going from there to Belfast, where they in
tend TO pass the winter.
UNITY.
Mrs. f, D. Chase and little son benjamin
We're i'll Belfast, shopping, recently. Mrs.
Jennie Frost and Mrs. Andrew Myrick
went to Portland last week and were
present at the session of the Rebekah AS
Sembly. The latter was a delegate. Mr..
and Mrs, hares Sampson of Freedom were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. McCauslin
recently Donald Chase's house looks
tine in its new coat of paint. The work
was done by Belfast parties. Benjamin
Moutun from Montana, who has not been
home for % years, arrived in town several
days ago, much to the enjoyment of his
aged parents. MI and Mrs. E. II. Moulton.
colt OF + II. Myrck of Troy last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cornforuh are the happy
parents OF a baby boy, born Oct 13th....
Messrs. Whtehouse and Grant were in
Boston several days last week on business.
....E. d. Chase and Fred Written are in
Boston for number of days.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gates and little son Jamie of
Brooks spent last Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Clara button. The Crystal Spring
Creamery is undergoing extensive repairs.
Besides building on piece - feet square
and putting IN a 5000 gallon tank for water,
they intend building larger ice house and
doing needed repairs. T. Walker of
Belfast arrived in town recently to attend
amretin4 of the |. 0. O. F., returning home
the following day. Bert 1ozier OF Clinton
made flying visit to his parents last week
He is much improved in health. "A supper
nnder the management of the ladies in the
village at the +. and A. NJ. dining hall a
few weeks ago proved in all respects a
great success. The proceeds were for the
benefit Of our worthy pastor, Rev c. w.
5 GO each over $50 was realized. A large
crowd attended and the evening was ell
IOyrd by al. The ladies in charge are
generally congratulated upon the results Of
then work F. II. Hunt received a few
days ago Il De Laval separators at this
station. i is the largest shipment to ar
rive at | nifty since the building of the
NJ. c. h. k,...Mrs. Lizzie Black stone of
Portland arrived at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Chase, a short time ago. After
a brief visit with her people she returned
home, accompanied by her aged mother,
Mrs. Stevens, who will spend the winter
with her. Whi:ehouse, Grant & Tozier,
who recently bought a 400 acre lumber lot
in Dixmont, have landed their engine and
boiler there and are very busy preparing
L
doing quite a business farming this year.
Besides cutting great amount of hay he
raised 1000 bushels of potatoes on acres
of ground. Can many Aroostook farmers
beat this?
FREEDOM.
The Maine Central Institute foot ball
team came to Freedom to play the Academy
boys last Saturday afternoon. Both teams
played fast game and the score was to 5,
yet it was not altogether satisfactory
game to watch There was great deal of
wranging and lots of long waits. Without
doubt the Pittsfield boys were in the
fault. They were not as familiar with the
rules as they should have been and insisted
on an illegal use of the hands, for which
they We're twice set back Is yards. The
first touchdown was made by Rand in the
first half after successive gains by the
Freedom boys, who won the tossup, But
owing to the presence of some boys before
the goal line this was taken back, although
much dissatisfaction was expressed. How
ever, by another good play Libby made
second ouchdown, which stood. Freedom by
mistake touched the ball to the ground thus
giving TIL Institute boys the right to
charge and lost their try at goal The half
closed with the score ) to in favor of
Freedom In the second half Freedom
kicked oil to IlttSlelds but Their man fumb-
led AMI lost the ball When tackled. The
Institute boys, however, got into the game
rs they had not done before, and by end
runs marched for Freedoms goal at the
rate OF 10 to - yards at a time. But this
was evidently not fast enough for them, so
johnson by 30 yard run got touchdown,
but failed goal. Following this was hard
line buck ing on both sides, in which Free
dom seemed to be the strongest. During
this pittsfield made punt of % yards.
Following is the lineup REORGANIZATION,
re-. Pendleton, TT. Cushman, rg.; John
son, c. Rankin, lg,; Written, It, Larrabee,
L.; Ryder captain, at, Libby, RIB. Rand,
Kimball, It,. Richardson. lg. :; Allen, c. !;
Bickford, rg. Thurlow, IT.; Quinn, re. ;
Sturtevant, OBJ; Gilley, lhb.; johnson,
RIB Sargent, (captain), fb. TouchdOwns:
Libby, johnson. Referee, Walker. UNI
pire, Cooper. Timekeepers, Farwell and
Buxton. Linesmen, Harmon and Pickett.
Score, NJ. c. 3; +. A., .. Time, 15-min-
ute halves. IA. b. Sparrow shipped car
load of potatoes to Lowell, Mass, recently.
He is now buying cider apples. IL. II. Bel
lows Of Chicago has returned from hunt
ing trip to Shirley. Charles Fowler of