The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-06-22
IHF NEWS OF BELFAST.

.uHter''
-,.4ycursion of the Universalist society
lent Beach, which was to have taken
yesterday, has been postponed to next
tuesday
qqs Waldo County Sunday School AssO-
Mill hold its annual meeting in Bel
9Th. The program will be pub
'.isd up>t week.
.l.. Stubborn, agent for the Standard Oil
Int. moved his Office from the D. Lane
,-l5u- at the foot of Main street to the
..,. formerly occupied by Albert M. Carter.
q., new steel cells were placed in posi-
...,.,a the north room of the city building
t.supnt last week. They were made in
a.t,dt and are great improvement over
hs.i oek up.
V- ii R Law from the Waltham, Mass,
..,sr aetory, who set up the new organ in
4- EDUCATIONAL church, Searsport, has
-.,.rpa and tuned the organ in the Con-
.-...t nal church of this city.
l,Fns 20 the death of Mrs. Ranlett Ness
m.rher If the hotel proprietary the annual
ls H Misses McCorrison and Knight,
.-3-,Iuont. is postponed to Tuesday, June
II stormy, the next night.
qpnt of Burnham has two small foxes,
a.-- ,ur weeks old, which he is trying to
.. Hey are seen in the yard among the
,.- q front of tie house and look about
.., l3mestic kittens of pretty brown
.euu- was held in the police court
..1 ,u the libel of two kegs of beer
.-.. M ueputy Sheriff Ellis at the East
. Wship Co S wharf, Tuesday, June
d. no one claimed the beer it was
i.
I'lsbury and John Chadwick re-
GSht farm at the head of Swan
!ch they have named the Two
.1l And now John SanbOrn says
I--. me his place at the lake the One
. 'rlge.
.t announced last week will be held
..t >0th church vestries on Wednesday
--.l, June 2Sth, at go. Aside from
there will be for sale useful and
.ticles of various kinds. Ice cream
..... viii be served Admission free
LAYS that Belfast has not superior
... 3 summer resort? Last Thursday
.F-. Vas seen off the Battery, and in the
We deer came up from the shore
ighborhood of Frank II. Mayo's
M nd leisurely across the fields.
f i- talked of and long delayed rural
very route through South Liberty
SIS, -s 5blished fact at last. Thursday,
u~ ~, Percy Benner of Liberty began
t.H -s as carrier on route No. /, taking
.I Liberty and starting from Liberty
-gks Of courts of all the counties in
u-~fI:- Except Cumberland met in Bangor
s-H-e and discussed various matters of
lterest. 1t is probable that an Or
4. .u will be formed. Waldo county
W.. presented by Tileston Wadlin, Esq,
.-ta-t
u D.f Office for the week ending June
Mrs William Coombs, Miss Gladys
Mss Margaret Nickerson, Mrs. W.
i Steve rs, Charley Homer, Frank Lavine,
L-Feyn Mahoney, Guy Patterson, E. L.
E-ar
ile s.erology of Bowdoin College for the
.a,t ,et includes two Waldo county men-
- canaan Palmer, who died in Win
.--- Mass, Sept. ,, 1904, and DR.. Oscar
trskine. who died in Winterport,
9o+ m. Harry Lester Small, a ma
--. Madrid, Maine, died in Burnham,
l9O4.
s5u 1hOmpson's new clothing factory
gch street opposite The journal
tied up June 10th and the hum of
9aug machines is now heard daily
l4ompson now has conveniently
-- nd well equipped factory, in which
.ng,t his growing business.
ocular meeting of Armor Bearer
H. b. and s., the following officers
- ted President, 7. II. Fernald :;
dent, Mrs. Isaiah Cross Secretary
i.atsuler, Miss Lora Maxcy Cole ctor,
> Many Collins. A buck board ride is
el nt for the near future. All members
--5uestly requested to be present at the
a-4 g@~ting.
'l5 monument in Grove Cemetery recent
ERECTED to the memory of DR.. John G.
hHt. by his widow, has attracted much
a.,ei tom by its beauty. The figure repre-
'e.;, the Angel of Grief, bending gracefully
toward in the act of dropping a flower.
iur -rtlre monument was made in Italy
and ali its details is work of art. The
aas- uonument on the same lot is also from
ia and is a fine piece of work.
NJ \ Dung, of this city, who has been
>4arNmOnt, numbering and making casks,
,Jhe past winter, and working his
a.A here the current season, lost half an
'' Il beans, corn and SquaSheS last week,
y Nlat The plants had been doing finely,
I'D. 1- been planted early, but were entire
tin"d. A Sleet storm on Thursday of
a', week also did much damage to the
IL that section. Mr.. Young's brother
iT 81, 800 worth of casks, which they
IL, to the lime manufacturers OF
last eek.--Rockl land Opinion.
lae members of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
meet Monday afternoon, June Goth,
Mrs. Carrie F. Black, No. Union
rh This meeting will be a special
meeting. The lesson from the mag
N.l he a study of the German Nlusi-
wagner and a review of German
1re, chapters five to ten. Roll call.
.-,uns from Sidney Ianiar,s nnamS,