The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-11-01
7Hf NEWS OF BELFAST.

har the open time is for the month
...aber only, with but one deer per-
..-f Zach hunter.
-..... Patterson of Rockland and John
PATERSON of Belfast are to repair the
.- the Frye block at the corner of
.4uJ Miller streets.
Wagner of Belmont brought into
A. 'aul's last week two apples that
...u together, and while there were
..,.,om ends there was but one stem.
lin. .mproyement Society will have a
.a- IN Memorial Hall Friday after
Nov 9th, and an entertainment in
.,-nIlg. Further notice will be given
y, etea.
..tasdC Rankin will open his classes
ustng in Memorial Hall, Monday,
l Juveniles from to 6 O'Clock !;
,.. .or - lessons; evening class at 8
oss ,Nlfp.
... ans of land-locked salmon were
... asst week from the hatchery at
i,......, 20 cans consigned to Augustus
t. .l swan Lake and 10 to Leslie B.
for Goose river.
lIeald of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
t a 2O0-acre farm in Searsmont
. the Jarvis Arnold farm. The
made through the real estate
lrick H. Dunn, Bangor.
il. Gilchrest went to Bucksport
ud bought all the timber in the
ID Verona where Peary's ship was
.. sch. Good Intent has already
own two cargoes. Some of the
ues into the steamer fremont.
.. Farmers Almanac for 1907,
Robinson edition), has come to
he publishers, Charles E. Nash
-usta. This is the seth year of
.ou, and it has the same features
md is welcome yearly visitor
mes.
be open house at the Waldo
pilal, Friday afternoon, Nov.
1util t. The Hospital has been
0Sed the past summer for alter
NH are cordially invited to at
Their opportunity may not occur
to see the great improvements
been made. 1t is hoped that many
lie hospital and inspect the work
sred,
MIS- Ralph D. Southworth gave a
,dble party at their home on
rect Wednesday evening, Oct.
.1uor of Nh and Mrs. George f.
70 nose marriage was announced
About twenty of the relatives
ate friends of the young couple
sent and pleasant evening was
th games and general sociabilty.
a.4 and cake were served.
ued letters remaining in the Bel
is. office for the week ending Oct.
an byrnes, Mrs. Emily II. Gray,
VI Hall, Mrs. Fl. L. Higgins, Mrs
4l-usta Jackman, Mrs, Louisa Keene,
ree Musgrave, Mrs. Charles Twitch-
Ms j. W. Wilson, Mrs Robert White
So. Mrs. Morell, Frank j. Bingham, Mr..
4 ark, Alvin 7. Condor, H. W. Dun
Heatherwood Drug Co., Charles
--e-t. Aderson Knowlton, Whitfield !.
r., , letters).
Walker Of Liberty has sold his pair |
10 ROckland parties for the New
ket. The colts are full brothers.
N is a Kentucky bred mare and
Wilkes stallion. They are per-
ohed and very stylish, and 6
and weigh 2,400 lbs. Mr.. Walker
to feel very proud of them, as he
I'D himself from the time they
iugS and their dam was from his !
1- The exact price for which
not known but is said to be very
l00.
bbdge of Islesboro has the con-,
Id the big wharf or pier for the
Agricultural & Chemical com
w York at Mack's Point, Sears
main wharf will be 150X50 feet,
nected with the shore by a drive
.-t long. He will also build the
other appliances for overhead
ding of freight. Mr.. Babbidge
/ contract to rebuild the wharf at |
formerly the property of Hon.
mes of Portsmouth, n. FL. This
5 120x300 feet.
lSTERs. Saturday nights train
4- nome two parties of deer hunters
thern Maine. Messrs. NJ. R. and
Nnowlton, Bancroft II. Conant,
- 4erman, Ernest Burgess and H. T.
-Y. ave yet to kill two deer apiece to
Ere o.g game they are entitled to under
Mr. Sherman had a "mOving pic
of one deer, and one of the party
outlet after! it, but at last reports
l-- vas ahead Arthur Read of Port
a. Norman Read of Belfast brought
z ser each. When Arthur was asked |
paid for his, he said t cost him
are dear Ernest Gross arrived |
H from Sebec lake with two deer.
81 sING- MAN FOUND. John L. Per-
- Palermo, who had been absent |
home for a week, was found in
ok cottage, Lake Side, in the town
de last Saturday by Charles Bean.
'. vas nearly senseless from suffer-
Eek of nourishmeut. He has been
-nted condition for the past two |
at as he was never i'll tempered he !
at home, He left his home in
Oct Goth, and until Saturday |
udd not been seen by any one who |
"a or his condition. Perkins had |
he cottage for the whole week, |
rom the scraps of food and |
1ndtion of the Interior He was |
he home of Mr.. Bean on the Bel |
II and a physician summoned. He |
moved to his home as soon as he |
the journey.
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