The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-09


trTport and Nj. j. Dow, Brooks, are author
-entS to receive subscriptions and adver-
fantS.
REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Ia furry of snow last Monday was a
aSte of what is to come.
@ock of wild geese flew over about noon
->day-going south.
eIfast and Rockland are both showing
ium in securing sites for public parks.
augor Daily News.
lie sewing school will begin next Satur-
Nov. 18th, in Memorial Building. All
ire interested are invited to contribute
: support.
+. Mendel and H. A. Patch have
ed cigar mandatory at East North
IN the building occupied by E. II.
~ during the summer.
nose entitled to premiums from the
o County Agricultural Association can
them by calling at the store of
n II Hall, Main street.
he Unitarian Whist Club after an active
Interesting existence of a quarter of
Try has disbanded, because of the alb
p turing the winter of some of its MEM
steamer Rockland made landings at
'Oint and Cape Jellison on her down
Monday, and did not arrive here until
10 a. IN. She makes regular landings
4cktOn now
will be the usual shipments of
~tnas trees from this station A crew
pennsylvania is now cutting in Swan
md shipment will be made to New
nom Thorndike.
aimed letters remaining in the Bel
JSt Ottice for the week ending Nov.
.>s G. I Glow, Rosa Kenney, Mr.. A.
ker Everett h. Brown, Percy A.
has. W. Wetherbee.
annual supper by the Belfast school
rs VIII be given in the Opera House
row, Friday, November 10th. The
is will be used for needy children
viii be special musical program.
tug Mary j. Finn was over from
0rt Monday morning for water with
# 10000 gallons capacity in tow. Soon
he left the little water boat Naos ar
Tor her usual load of 5000 gallons.
annual meeting of the stockholders
Northern Maine Seaport K. X. Co.
ne held at the Office of the Bangor &
took r. r. Co, in the Morse-Oliver
ng, on Tuesday, Nov p, at II a. m.
Maine Farmers Almanac for 1906
been received from the publishers,
IS f. Nash Il Son of Augusta, and is
r at the book stores. No Maine home
.sineSs place can afford to be without
lmiliar handbook, which still bears the
If Daniel Robinson, its first publisher.
les c. Durham received last week from
burg, Mass, an engine and boiler, TO
ri IN running saw mill on the Brack-
lace in Belmont. Mr.. Durham has
the timber on lot there, and will
he pine for box boards. The engine
boiler weigh 1000 pounds and were
from the railway station to Belmont
siX-horSe team.
annual meeting of the Non-Partisan
Z. Alliance was held at the home of
~arah r Crawford. Mrs. Fred A.
was elected President, Mrs. Mary E.
ard Secretary and Treasurer. The
school, which has been carried on
is auspices, will be continued this
FL, The term to begin Saturday after
Nov. nth, at the Memorial building
TeyiouS terms have been profitable in
ways and it is hoped there will be
number of pupils at this term.
Duplex Roller Bushing Co. have re-
from the Putnam Company, manu-
RS OF heavy machinery, and installed
-lr machine shop, one new Standard
dtnam engine lathe with II inch bed,
cutting compound rest, 50 inch face
and counter shaft. With this lathe
ompany feels that it is equipped to
"a any machine work that may come
I'm from this section of the country,
aompany recently filled a rush order
digester for a pulp mill up country.
was made of bronze and on "a port ion
fittings this company holds the patent.
FLFAsT Coon TEMPLARs. The Of
Of Belfast Lodge, No. 80, were install
by Lodge Deputy Gerald W. Howard
Tuesday evening. Tuesday evening
l4th, the Lodge will hold dime soci-
and entertainment after the business
ION. All are cordially invited. The
sa will attend, in body, the temperance
ing at the Baptist church Sunday
nlng. All members are earnestly re-
ed to be at the church at 7:l5. No
aer q, there will be a "Noah'S Ark
;" as the entertainment, and all mem
are requested to be present next week
.oeive their parts.
HORSE IN A HOLE. A novel spec
IN Church street at noon last Monday
horses head showing above the
Il level, and it soon attracted crowd.
had been leak just opposite the
arian church aid a crew from the
ar works had made repairs and filled up
mole; but the ground was so soft and
hat when Mr.. H. Flagg of Belmont
along the street his horse went into
4ole and sank nearly out of sight.
was soon plenty of help at hand, but
.nutes elapsed before the horse could
,ricated from his uncomfortable posi-
With the aid of ropes and one OF Mr..
ary's work horses. There was nothing
dicate the danger spot, and Mr. Flagg
all on some one for damages.