The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-03

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4sr, of Athol Water Co. bonds will be
..,-l in the advertisement of Mason &
portland, Me.
cation is called to the bylaws adopted
belfast Board of Health and which
stand are to be rigidly enforced.
a-m.
eminent buoy tender was in the
iagbor last Thursday painting the
She anchored off Northport Thurs
r lit
..-ss excursion to Bar Harbor last
., su steamer Castine was we'll pat
aud greatly enjoyed by the excur-
,-> The steamer arrived at Belfast
Turn about Top. m.
,-rawberry season is over, but A. B.
+4 IS marketing beets, beans, cab
md caulitlower and the finest let
..- have seen this season. The heads
ige as the average cabbage.
la W. Unruh of Oregon will speak
" Z. church Friday evening, Aug.
Ms Unruh is an organizer and lee
The National Woman's Christian
.uce Union and one of the ablest
1- the organization.
abbey and johnson of Belfast, as
. DIS. Millett of Searsmont and
berty, recently performed criti-
leceSsful operation upon Orring-
tl...l of South Montville. Mr.. New
Zen very i'll, but is now steadily
iJe Falmouth and the tug Mary
ave finished dredging at Bucks
# Monday morning for Booth
re they will do some dredging for
ment, after which they will re-
uth Penobscot, clearing the Bag
distractions.
ATE for the midsummer ball in
f., under the management of
ght II McCorrison, is Thursday
u. 10th. This is to be the social
season. The hall will be deco
truit punch will be served free to
end. If stormy, the ball will be
lay evening,
.4v.ast rainfall of the year began
4y, and Sunday afternoon and
day and Monday night. it fairly
tuesday was showery and yester-
one was glad to see the sun out
lAe rain was general throughout
and and in some sections was
lied, but was hard on those who
Ut.
4-l letters remaining in the Bel
lice for the week. Daisy Cooke,
lila, Mrs w. Ilussey, Mrs. Emma
Mrs. NJ. S. Leavtt, Miss Alice
j. Mrs. Hannah Smith, Miss Wal
ness Mems Protective Association,
osby, David Gloade, George E.
.- w. Packard, E. R. Pitman,
nth,
range has evidently come to stay
Hother season will be in general
f- man says he would part with his
children and everything else in
t-fore he would give up his gas
HE other morning his wife made
ld dry toast and broiled swordfish
.4iaSt, all in fifteen minutes by the
4Nl then turned off the gas.
.he time to order your winter coal.
yulars and prices see the advertise
the Belfast Fuel Il Hay Co. and the
Sibley Company. The latter is
ut the usual circulars to custom
ling a neat and well filled needle
The best wishes of the Swan 4
and it is neede-ess to add that
wishes are reciprocated.
list party given by Mrs. Charles
Ill her home on Northport avenue
NY afternoon for the benefit of the
l>t society was largely attended
-s>ful in every particular. Bridge
II were played, Mrs. H. H. Carter,
ug the first prize in bridge and Mrs.
Jones the first prize in whist. Re-
s were served and a very pleasant
.l was spent.
- # the sufferers by the Searsmont
erted in another column, was Fred
- .4Imerly of this city, who was en-
. the Simmons store and house
in the building. A few OF his
.u'd goods were saved. The insur-
.n the buildings and goods was
,4A Camden agencies. Our CORES
tat reports total loss Of the goods in
stores burned, but it is reported by
hat some of the goods were saved.
81 Adams Sawyer proved drawing
The Belfast Opera House Wednes-
ming, July 10Th; and the large au-
was delighted with the play and the
G in which it was staged and acted.
ii circus the same evening as counter
aion the play drew the biggest house
Jason. 1t was the second presenta-
he play here and the cast included
vs. The same people. 1t is good play
meeting everywhere with well-de-
s1ccesS.
~ aports which preceded the advent
oius circus were rather against the
rs the show and indicated that it had
crowd of followers. The show was
lair one, however, and the show peo-
ME and went quietly. OF course there
1irs along, and skin games for those
uoked for them, and some did and
ahmed. There was little or no
e-naess ON the grounds or on the
IT, In tact it was one of the quietest
lays we have ever had.
IEKANs' MEETING. The Waldo Coun-