The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-08-30

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..-ram,
.qe> of the City Bakery lost a
saturday that had been family
..- ..l.e tlme.
....4I reunion of the Simmons fam
.-f.ld A. j. Simmons in Waldo
...-... sept. 9Th.
-.. .,l be a meeting of the Improve
..-..-s with Mrs. Charles Bradbury
.i.y 1t % p. N.
g. ...r-I went to Camden last Satur-
ilvers job on the marine rail-
.4Ia ike call the week before.
Al -ton went to Burnham Mon
.l ANA posted the libels on the
drugs seized at Fletcher'S store
.., If business, including the
.... use Wednesday, Sept. 9Th, the
the fair in this city, from II
.... county Veteran Association
.- next meeting with Dana Is.
Feedom, Sept 9Th. If stormy,
lay.
aud Elm Bud from Elm Brook
tered for the races at Bangor
.I rhapel Bells and Water
..- aces Thursday and Friday
Hale. 1.-The whirlwind of Wis
peak on the moral issues of
ampaign at the Methodist
sunday morning at 045. The
.,-i.
-.ldr, t O., has rented the
huston Block recently occupied
lard and will take possession
h- rooms are undergoing
loVatiou.
.. ear being a butter famine
-aturday afternoon a. a.
o did not have pound on
ryruiug train brought them
4mrry butter,
trs this week at the Bangor
-Nji be filed by the Keystone
upuny, Thomas f. Shea, who
... paved there, having decided
bis season until later.
~ rally in the Opera House
.-Ial. evening at 8 O'Clock, with
--- by Congressman Watson of
t-rybody is invited to hear one
- >u-akerS in the United States.
sa. California, subscriber in re-
subscription to The Journal
st. cannot do without it. No place
sweet home, and l have thought
.-- since | experienced the earth
. Veil, who succeeded George E.
.- d.. american Express agent in this
...- turned to Brunswick, and b. P,
.... v in charge. MIR. Sawyer has
.. .s>enger on the Bangor-Dover
i> formerly on the Belfast
as sent us his impressions of
celebration, and they are
iy Keep for another week. We
s-ver, have printed them this
, The details of the affair and
0tters taken up so much of our
ur curt and Spring streets
. -.-. asst Saturday. en- the latter
was encountered, requiring
only local labor was EN-
fire work was we'll and eXpe-
.rr.
al a>tine will take Silver Cross
d., 10 Rockland, Sept. 3rd, and
.Iom there to Thomaston by
not public excursion, but
s. The steamer will also take
and Brooks lodges and will
hart at p. M.
SD list Of letters remaining in
goet Office for the week ending
Ladies-Mrs. W. J. Bidwell,
..- Jackson, Mrs. A. A. Jackson,
Mead, Mrs. Sarah Mcintyre,
.us Nado, Miss Ella r. Patterson,
p. ..le lripp. Miss Sybil Wood. Cen
f- N. +. f. Giles, Mr.. Homer Cad
UsH
81. ements at the Waldo County
t. IRE progressing The whole IN
/, be reprinted and hardwood
irplace the linoleum covering in
"".a-ng room. Three new rooms are
he'd and contributions are COM
lat purpose. This week the
rreiyed SO from Mrs. Walter
"s. If Minneapolis, who spent
'u-- here at her old home.
r3r a-tine viii make an excursion
b.. to-day, to enable people to wit
'nway celebration. The boat
'.e Lewis wharf, Belfast, at $50,
yJ, Temple Heights. $40, ar
'nden at 1920 p. m. Returning,
p. m The North Atlantic
" lying of Camden Harbor, and
-u &jll be in the street parade.
feature will be the unwilling
way Tablet. The march begins
A., and at the unwilling of the
0eet will fire a salute of 81 guns.
rsentt, treasurer of the relief
tter, has received from James
VI san Francisco, chairman of
Or Committee of the Relief and
.. FUNDS, an official receipt for
Dr'ls the amount contributed by
't''n> " Belfast to the relief fund.
'-'a' says: "Will you kindly convey
-N''t nlerested our sincere thanks for
s'.l button and assure them that we
''7TRl grateful. Thanking you per-