The Republican journal., 1905-11-02
The NEWS OF BELFAST.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

W N''''ON N'N-N>
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Mrs, Fred A. Griffin picked enough rasp-
..,, Is for supper at her home on the Poor's |!
81 road, Oct DIST.
there will be a public supper Friday
lining, Nov Sd, in the Universalist vestry.
mission, % cents.
he Woman's Hospital Aid will hold its
Iouthly meeting with Mrs. c. A. Pilsbury,
curt street, tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
Il, o'clock.
he Herald Square Company" which
reued weeks engagement at the Belfast
.,era House unheralded went broke before
week was out
The ladies of the Unitarian society are
ualing arrangements for sale of food and
.sucy articles, musical entertainment and
1,tcp. on the afternoon and evening of
yember 18th.
4. the Unitarian church next Sunday
ming. preaching service at 1915 O'Clock
mon by the pastor. Rev. Harry Lutz.
s. day school at 70 O'clock. All are well
ue.
Tie Jaynes Creamery Co. of Waterville
70 leased of c. E. Libby the land oppo-
the freight depot in Burnham, where it
build a creamery. The building will
ax4o feet and will be completed by Nov
uclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
post office for the week ending oct.
Ladies Mrs. Margaret Rich, Miss
IL Staples. Gentlemen-J. A. Foster,
slu Dono Robins, C. +. Shelburns, Elias
thompson.
ucan and Angus Mcdonald of Brewer
bought from j. ". Hobbs of Frank
q stock farm, timber lot and store priyi-
. situated on the Monroe road The
man viii open a general store and
Older gentleman will run poultry and
* farm.
It first Of the annual series of monthly
81 suppers was held at the North
oh last night. supper WAS served at
aud in the evening shadow pant0mime
titles amused those present, Miss NJ.
Ell Bird and Nj. Bert L. Davis added to
-v=uIng's enjoyment by their singing.
lie sign sd. Lanes Office over the
of a building at the foot of Main
IT SO long occupied by Daniel Lane,
ater by Gardeners market and John
born, agent for the Standard oil Co.,
taken down last week. The building
pw owned by the Duplex Roller Bush
DO. and used by them for storing their
he'd blocks.
phonSo Shute, a resident of East Bel
met with d severe loss, last week
.Ie engaged in ploughing for George
his horse was suddenly taken dizzy and
over. dead. MI. Shute is in poor cir-
stances, and i'll health prevents him
a- much hard work, and friends in the
-hborhood are circulating a subscription
,Her for his benefit.
~1me months ago new smoking tobacco
.., placed on the market and found a
aiy sale. 1t is called Cuboid and is put
~ tin boxes of that form. The manufac
{ rers, the Larus & Bro. Co, of Richmond,
Tobacco Co. is termed and the latter
Apany, weare told, is about to inaugurate
campaign in this State in opposition to
bold
, Belfast merchant was in sporting trim
len he offered any man So to lift d bar
Weighing 400 pounds in front of his
ace of business. "Do you mean it >" ask
is visitor standing near. On receiving
affirmative answer the man moved the
rel to one side and picked it up. The
-rchant looked his establishment and with
aiestic wave of his hand said SEQ help
self to peanuts, but did not refer to
-
,-pairs have been finished upon the
amer Norumbega of the Maine Central
e, which has been at the South marine
way for some days. The propeller
It's VIII be taken to Waterville for re-
t'rs.-ROckland Star
The work could have been done here by
liza duplex Roller Bushing Co., as well as in
Natervlle and at less cost for transporta-
t. Formerly the steamers of local lines
Lad to go to Bangor, which entailed loss of
me, but now they can have repairs made
dare, and made expeditiously This COM
r9ny is prepared to do all sorts of ship
81 )rk, castings in iron or brass, and makes
I'VE best blocks on the market.
The boat building shop of Davidson Bros.
lH Calais was recently destroyed by fire,
tn all of its contents, including valuable
-atterns, three racing shells and six nearly
lmpleted small boats. Some fast yachts
we're turned out from the shop, the last of
mich was the Tacoma, which defeated
many Of the crack yachts in Boston harbor.
Two of the Davidson boats, yacht tender
ard sailing dinghy combined, are owned
here, and one is used on the bay and the
otAer on Swan Lake. 1t is the best 12-foot
Ill and rowboat the writer has ever seen
last under sail and easy to row, while the
eIkmanship is of the best.
STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM Al erie
WEN. In personal note to the editor Of
lae Journal under date of Criehaven, Me,
9TH, Mr.. H. L. Woodcock, the artist,
avs: 81 mail you today box containing
strawberry blossom, green straw bPrries
nd ripe ones. | picked them myself this
ming at the eastern end of this island.
could easily have filled cup Within
seek six people at tea had each dish be-
fHe them well filled with Strawberries.