The Republican journal., 1906-11-15
DEAD LIE AYES.

0S again will sound her joyous
'' tote
YES must oft the dead leaves fall
s-...# caves of Hope, Ambition, or OF
n oar hearts they lie, our joys be-
al. al The blessings God has sanctiied
.a,u j We count our sorrows first OF
smith in the Transcript. a
-
Of Bangor has bought the stock
....r-., Of the American Fruit Store on
.... Row of Fred NJ. Staples. -
~ -ua has received from the pub
W.n Ware IL Co, Boston, the Old
manac for 1907, in its familiar
.s a H1el
s--..l ~ Robbins has bought the farm
'a.... ..- l,-orge W. Cottrell, formerly the
.- I'D Is farm, on the back read to
The farm contains 100 acres
lisa was S1,450.
. utter is now in charge of the
taath Hotel, which has changed
,-geral times of late, and True J.
r t, opened the Hillside House in
r.. which had been closed since the !
20. Of W. S. Edminster.
md girls who are studying his |
Grammar and High Schools may |
.-t.j IN the list OF historical stories |
t4-- Free Library, This isa List |
on the Discovery and Conquest |
tile Belfast three-yearold was |
VI, alphabet, recently, and had |
IT, as the letter ''g''. Looking up |
.. hers face he said, knowingly, I
comes after &, papa; "whiz'
+, for that's what the boys say
hasetts subscriber writes, 81
I.- in sending the enclosed check,
that | have had my moneys
1 more, too. | shall always be
-sled in the affairs of my native
The Journal keeps me posted"
ooh0uSes on the common were
p. November sra, ana ldSb SdLuI-
worth and South Primaries were
The work was done under the
tity Physician, DR.. Everard A.
- tti is merely a precautionary
H futile calls attention in our adj
uumns to the fact that it is time
Christmas orders and that en-
for Christmas delivery must be
ea-mber LIST. He has large and
stock of new mounts which he
al to show those interested.
- r. Jack, who bought the stock of
Matthews shoe store, after clos
ale of two weeks left last week.
- M >lle stores in Bath and Pennington
G ... Intended continuing here, but
49,. 1--WE the business his personal at
.. aI concluded to give up the field,
veil occupied
,4rlty, Nov. 80, more books were
the Belfast Free Library than on
lay since February 10, 1906. FRI
.. 9Th, 104 books were sent out,
.u exceptionally large number for
During the month of October, 40
were issued.
W. Frisbee has bought of the
" wakefield G. Frye the house No.
.-,, street, occupied for some years
W. Rogers. There is large lot,
aud shade trees and shrubs, and
SEES adjOin those now owned and
by Mr.. FriSbee. He will make
apairs and put the house and
good condition.
Damon has sold his interest in
etSmithing business of Damon &
his partner, Charles f. Field, but
'tu forge in the shop and do light
.a lie came to Belfast So years ago and
j a-sl al his present location Oh Beaver
s-t for IS years. He began to learn his
.e Ii Bangor in 1849, and has worked at
81 ears. He worked in Hampden for
"a ears before coming to Belfast
Heafter all employees of the Maine Gen.
'i4,ai road must have their watches test
-e ml-annually, commencing On Novem-
Del md May /, and if their timepieces are
l0i: least, the minimum standard re-
4tf by the road,they must purchase new
Die, The Maine Central bears the ex-
t-Hsf the examination. II. j. Locke &
loa We been chosen to examine employees
itcs in this city, and in Bath Chas. A.
barr an, Belfast boy, has been designat-
HI of the excursions to Crescent
A-t4 he past season on steamer Castine
Yim asted schooner Brina p. Pendle-
d N4met bound out under all sail and
10 atresh breeze abeam was bowling
aog IA fine rate. Mr.. Fred L. Chase
AAS np ard the Castine with his camera
aa "a Coombs ran down to the schooner
'l led him to get number of snap
'l.ts a. he vessel in different positions.
i -H!Aed copy of one, showing the
947ne2aariy broadside on, may now be
d, le store of Chase & Doak, and
'H. = Vt urSe an eXcell6nC llk6HeSS vi Vie
-'>el it also a marine picture of great
~r.f 4ttractiveness.
OhGANRECITAL An interested audi
71ce gathed in the Methodist church
ming, Nov. 9Th, to listen to an
organ recil by Mr.. E. Russell Sanborn of
boston, assted by other talent. The fol-
loving pr ram was excellently rendered
and much GOyed:
Great Prelle B minor, Bach
elected
lOccata, Callaerts
Mandolin So, "Under the Double Eagle"