The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-10-19

r,upEN. Store of ID. j. Dickens.
aries f. Adams, Searsport, Miss f. NJ. Hall.
-,YpOrt and Nj. j. Dow, Brooks, are author
s-ents to receive subscriptions and adver-
ntS.
hEPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
lave you sampled the Mary Elizabeth
IS at A. A. Howes Cos?
file Portland Packing Co. have canned
>eason at their factory in Unity AL, 237
rs Of sweet corn. One man received $113
one and one fourth acres
fast Lodge, No. so, Good Templers,
eutertain with spelling bee and pound
4r.y Tuesday, Oct. oath. All members are
qpsted to be present at the opening
tm0ng the arrivals of deer at Bangor the
IS. week, shot by local hunters, were one
,.l for Rev. E. S. Philbrook and George
l-rtSon of this city and two for H. G.
of Belmont
Mss Lois E. LOthrop and Miss Abbie
lowell substituted in the schools for
IS Grace f. Walton and Mrs. Annie K.
Ius during their absence at the State Re-
assembly in Portland.
The Non-Partisan w. T. c. L. will meet
q Mrs. S. r. Crawford, Miller street,
IS afternoon, Oct. Goth, at > O'Clock.
emberS and any who are interested in
wing school are requested to be pres
members of Seaside Chautauqua
will meet Monday afternoon, October
III Mrs. Evelyn A. Frost, No. II High
Lesson from the {. L. s C. books,
IN Cities and the "poetry OF Italy -
-ions, selected,
ta a number of our local carpenters
ployed on the coal pockets at Mack ;
They spend sunday at home. the
y Bros. launch going over for them
lay afternoon and taking them back
II morning
lay WAS beautiful day, and every
uuld, spent at least part of the day
doors. There was a great deal of
ana it was estimated by an observ-
4 over - teams crossed the lower
e besides tmee buck boards aud three
obiles.
can vi ( may was SCI 'o"Si9 M
va, WY" =
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'N ""Nh SUI 'N'''E l'S"'' 'i' '"F o"ch
-'eNe0 MN Uo H. anu zen 'cl"ss "he
1881 ut ann N'I'= 'lie '''- eau III III
0'y, NJ ~ az Il '.S LILY 80"
ne piece of track. extending from the
SIZED 10 the top OF the mountain. it
= a. ~ ~ eA pel'eSt' VI lIaS Wal u
has everything in excellent shane
d the stone-yard. - Prospect core
'7ioe' 4'0eN '"h" 'p'Aloll'
n. T. ID. Barr had a successful fishing
asst week in the Fiona. He made a
IF at night IN Isle au Iiaut Thorough
~iId hShed mostly OFT The Brandles.
$500 $3.50
rH nome last FRIDAY afternoon with
i,oop POUNDS OF hSh, some OF them
-t that morning.
s. Coombs has returned from Islesboro,
he was in the employ of Mr.. DreXal
ag the summer and has opened his boat
near the steamboat wharf. He has
'els u Jun" huiiloei Oh power "ofies-
-'--- HIS stay Oh the island MI toomos'
an expert WIN lhe camera LOOK
h"lloel VI views Oh cottages ana seen
lerS were received by the crew of the
niger train the first of this week by
they will alternate with the crew of
reight train, one crew taking out the
niger train one day and the other crew
- charge of it the next. Conductor
rs Of the freight, who under the former
ugement was in Wateryille at night.
MS A'''''''9 "eie
ohlal ma Northport avenue, has.beer
~ IiShteI siiade IMAM oeIore ana pre-
me appearance Inns property ana
pace ADJOINING, owned by IL. tt. Me
al, are Tor sale, and as summer homes
l-the-year residences they are in every
desirable. They command fine views
He bay, and the public park in front, to
beauttied later, ensures unobstructed
VS. and free access to the shore.
t.,.a last If tbe sa.son IN +no ,,,,or nor
raiIv conducted axcnrsiopS h., Orrip 7
- Sums W VII III
key OF this city will be on Saturday
ISL to TOguS, leaving on the morning train