The Republican journal., 1905-09-21
IHF NEWS OF BELFAST.

+. :. Philbrook will preach in the
, ,ebool-house, East Belfast, next Sun
ternoon.
. Waldo County Teachers Convention
odd session early this fall. The par
will be given later.
-rday was the opening day of the
Maine fair in Waterville. All
we're set ahead one day.
citing of the Waldo County Law
A., association is called for this,
,av afternoon, at O'Clock.
iaW, Of Brooks will be found on the
.-- other county correspondence on
page: matter of local interest on
PAGE.
., policemen Frisbee and Nickerson
NJ their annual two weeks vaca-
ri their places are supplied by Fred
,, aud John Crosby.
her excursion to Bangor on steamer
IS advertised by the Benoit Cloth
# that city, to leave Belfast at { 80
sept nth. If stormy that day the
,.n will be on Thursday.
. ~ !. Cottrell of East Belfast had
aud success this season in raising
.-Iions, and marketed some at Swift
which were fully equal in appear
any brought here from Boston
ooombs has bought the house on
street recently owned and oc-
Mrs. W H. Moody, and will oc-
The house was built by Rev S.
-b and is very desirable prop
F. Dawes of New York has
'otS of land on the North Shore,
t. If f. r. Conner of this city,
baole that he Will erect hand
cottage there in the coming
Mcdonald has moved from
>..-et to the Mahoney house on
avenue, Dr. Q. 5. Nickery is
the George W Burkett home,
meet, and Mr.. and Mrs, Hal L.
~ moved TO the Thombs house,
.ert
LIAR meeting Of the Golden Cross
Il1+h1NpnG !,
aisle Han, X. p, Friday evening,
IS, at 80 o'clock, sharp AS
# Importance is to be considered,
'-., with the ordel are kindly re-
"r present
9hers of Seaside Chautauqua
meet Monday afternoon. Sept.
Mrs, C. A Hubbard, Park
No, will be the annual meeting
M member IS requested to be
Roll call, quotations, selected.
E The August magazine.
open season for partridge and
and although We do not hear of
ing been bagged the birds are
quite as plentiful as last year.
season begins Oct. LIST and the
,on Oct 18th, and big game is
tbundant.
u-d letters remaining in the Bel.
1ffice for the week ending Sept
-'ties-AIiSs Florence Croker, Miss
ieteid, Mrs. Mellen NJ. Pike, Miss
VI. Rich, Mrs. G. 7. Wells, Miss
n Weber Gentlemen--Mr Will
COX, Mr., Harry F. Carney, Mr..
vans, Mr.. Ralph Leonard, Mr.. L.
US, Nh. a Peterson.
9urnal is informed that boys have
ring traps for the grey squirrels
i've their homes in the shade trees
sections of the city and which in
S have become much priced house
rs. The squirrels have enough to
It'll in predatory dogs and cats,
le sentiment, if not city ordi-
nands their protection. An eX-
aid be made of any person who
ares the squirrels.
I. White of this city has caught
eyed to be the first salmon taken
aters of Quantabacook since that
stocked with these fish three
With {. Il. Hall he was fishing
perch when he hooked what he
be a pickerel, and his first idea
r the fish go Then, to save the
Inc vas hauled in and the prize
Il salmon about Is inches long.
ID recent order from the Office Of
h Assistant Postmaster General
mail boxes are to be numbered.
Gather proof or otherwise unfit
s for mail viii be numbered, and
must be replaced with regulation
'.y boxes by the owners, or no
viii be assigned. The carriers
II the numbers, beginning with
vi VIII pci ldlli W lllt uISL T6Su-
* reached by the carrier after leav-
,arting point of his route.
commissioner Bennett has COM
lection of State road on NorthpOrt
20 connect section already built
arge culyert between the houses
Wight and }. Il. Wilson. Although
ou a decline, and might have been
lned on each side, it has been one
st places on the avenue in mud
VIZ Bennett is also rebuilding the
art which crosses the avenue near
of r. +. Cottrell and connecting
section of State road previously
an oyer-plus of plums this season
'yng only ST. per bushel III the
twenty-five to thirty years ago
very few plum trees in this city
Il l.