The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-10-05
TIE NEWS OF BELFAST.


a hit heats. Best time 2.22.
Mss NJ. Helen Bird is assisting Miss
NJ. Folsom in grade 5, owing to the
number of pupils in that grade.
q Paul and Herbert Holmes of Sears
cut V. L. Halls corn last week, filling
>ilos having a capacity of $50 tons in
ours.
Duplex Roller Bushing ompany is
we sign one hundred feet long painted
he water side of their main building on
street.
le regular monthly meeting of the
ms Hospital Aid will be held with
Charles A. Pilsbury, Court street,
.grow, Friday, afternoon at o'clock.
claimed letters remaining in the Bel
post office for the week ending Sept.
Ladies' Miss Alice j. Hazen gentle
Mr.. j. Clark, Mr.. Albert E. Spauld-
will be a social in the parlor of
N-thodist church Wednesday evening,
I'll, under the auspices of the Fourth
tment of the Epworth League
>sion five cents.
fishing season on Swan Lake closed
night last Saturday A. Colburn
Of the local anglers who tished on
st day. His catch this season has
uly about half what it was in 1904.
tent has been granted to Warren c.
IF Frankfort for an attachment for
+acug machine, and the Knox Wool
pany of Camden has applied for "a
lark FOL felts and iacketings used in
uufacture of paper
u Cross Temple No. II, Rathbone
.uf this city Is preparing for a grand
he near future. A, this will be the
aual ball OF this organization, every
MD give it their liberal patronage
-ura its success. Watch fo1 the date
meeting held after the fair this year
10 County Agricultural Society
hold the next fair in Belfast in the
week IF September At d meeting
U>leeS of the Maine State Fair As
ID, held IN Auburn last week the
lie Wa, selected,
twenty-five years ago two fir trees
-. ogt near a NortLport avenue resi-
They We're then about i've feet
l grew rapidly and became hand
Last year one Of the trees died
Year tie other, with NO apparent
Last week they were eUt down
ind to be perfectly sound
ueal gardeners are outdung them
his year. Charles F.. johnson has
.sl r. ears Of com in d single husk,
beats the record SO tar as We can
Twin ears are occasionally seen,
W. ". Rich recalls 4 triple growth
uson's corn aggregation has been
5ition at the store Of W. a, Swift.
oIoWing change in the postal ser
announced from Washington. Mon
iinoks Leave Monroe daily except
.. 80 a. m. and 100 p N. Arrive at
ks by 80 a. III. and $50 p, n.
brooks daily except Sunday on re-
mail from trains due at $50 a. m.
p. m, but not later than 10 a. m.
M Arrive at Monroe in hours.
IS deer hunting season opened Mon
/ will continue until Dee. 18th, Sun
seepted. The open season on moose
II Oct. 18th, and end Dec, LIST. The
prospects this year are said TO be
/ he open season Oh deer in Waldo
is for one month only beginning
st. and only one deer of either sex
hot by an individual.
will be a change of time on the
branch next Monday. Conductor
LIS train viii leave at 720 a. III. and
ut 1905 a N. leave at $50 ?. III. and
at G.l0 p. IN. The other train will
. $40 a m, as a freight train, arrive
.& Is a passenger train, leave al 1.25
a~ passenger; arrive at p. N. as
-phone message from Frankfort, an
IL the sudden death of Rosilla K.
+, aged Is years, who was found
her orchard, called Coroner Chas.
mbs to Frankfort Monday night
'ombS returned Tuesday and report
at an Inquest was deemed unneces-
it was decided that the woman
rom alcoholism, complicated by a
cart
matter of Importance that will be
"a at the semi-annual meeting of the
/ .odge of Good Templars to be held in
Wn of Brooks, Oct. 18th and 18th, will
Tie selection of the delegates that are to
Sent the grand lodge of Maine at the
bg of the grand lodges of the United
Res TO be held in Chicago the fourth
10 October, when grand lodge of the
ii States is to be formed
turning to Prospect from Standpoint
days ago Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Cum
picked up a handbag containing a
um Of money. The bag was found near
crew Of men who were at work on
alroad Mr. and Mrs. Cummings
that it was property of Mrs. Chas
AUX of stockton Springs, and re-
the property to her. The bag con-
besides the money, a number of ar
uf value. Mrs DevereauX was very
u. and said the money represented
LeLar Of her savings laid up for the
winter.
BOOKS. IN answer to many en-
concerning the advertisement for
yks We would say that it is an
town concern and an agent will