The Republican journal., 1906-09-13

\ mi VI. J. Dow, Brooks. are author
IA receive subscriptions and adver-
.frcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Rogers has his machine shop
fl his new building on Main
.o.-avement Society will meet with
4''- H. Johnson, Primrose Hill, next
...s .l-ernoon.
NaN 18th, lightning is known to
...l.a 3 times within four miles of
81. ,1ort post office.
f.,r board of registration in their
j. LAST week added 80 names to the
.., and struck off 6.
..-ther notice the sale of reserved
FACTIONS at the Belfast Opera
ae at F. A. Follett & Sons.
..srr. of the Children's Protective
4.s is called for Wednesday ever
.s, sh, at the Memorial building at
F. Miller, Sec'y.
..,t-c0 work quilt, the work OF Mrs.
.. -h. a lady of S. years, exhibited
NJ lo County fair, received a blue
Many compliments.
sheriff Cuddy seized a sugar bar
my a 20-gallon keg of whiskey at
..- steamship Company's wharf
ling. 1t was marked "F. f. B.,
-I, Of the Parlor Musical So
tG others interested in music,
requested to meet at f. S.
ra Friday afternoon, Sept. IA,
s4 Randall brought to the
ID Tuesday an apple picked
. On the Robert Hichborn farm,
-.u, that is 1l5 years old-the
4pple'
has moved from the AleXan
H Court street to the Howard
4I.ed, on Spring street. The
louise, a very desirable tene-
rent.
list W. c. T. L. will meet with
carter, tomorrow, Friday,
so 1t will be special meet
asst payment OF dues for this
receiving new members, etc.
-lerif Charles F. Drake seized
arpls containing IA gallons of
... X A. station at Frankfort Fri
guor was consigned to Joe
ol,, of crew Of Italians who are
be railroad.
yion with the notice in another
he ieath of W. E. Marshall, the
...u- Iaver, it may be mentioned that
-..-t vi Garfield in Memorial hall,
The journal to Thomas II.
ust. was engraved by Mr. Mar
.,-a,rse team on Church street Tues
.. lat might have been considered
cous looking load-fve barrels
their heads the names of vari-
# hard liquors. The barrels
-..ty, however, and probably in
hold cider for the manufacture of
l-ubars of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
-et Monday afternoon September
IT Mrs. George L. Carter, No. 9 Com
rect. All are requested to bring
.ags- Chautauquan Magazine. Roll
.- 4uotations. All who are inter
/. 5. c. reading are invited to
..a this meeting.
N the police are politely telling
...... il isn't proper to throw rubbish |
=. Next Monday they will be- |
drrests.-Boston Gloqe.
.u.e perhaps forget that Belfast |
rdnance which imposes pen
lowing rubbish in the streets. |
ZEN may De TelUlHueI.
raer CaStine will make an eXcur- |
sunday to Mack's Point and the
-.u pier, leaving Lewis wharf at
1 remaining an hour at each |
hue for the round trip So cents. 1t |
'a- last opportunity this season to
-N railway terminal, sight worth |
citing rink will open in Belfast
#fQ~4 next Saturday evening and |
a. gge on every Tuesday, Thursday |
f.idy evening. A new feature this |
be dancing in the enclosure in |
Hlla II the floor, with hurdy gurdy |
admission, 10 cents to all; skates,
IFS Jancing, Is cents ladies to dance
,l0.her column will be found report |
t-Iu0n of the surviving members of |
au, I, lst Maine Cavalry, held at the |
f @ol. Joseph R. Curtis in Ports
-- \. II. Col. Curtis IS native OF |
49, and was mustered in Oct. 10, 1861,
~ ID as a private in Cos. B. and l, list |
e ayalry. He served his term of en- |
cyl nd was discharged Nov. 8, 1864.
-a ned letters remaining in the Bel
lo,uiice for the week ending Septem-
'l Miss NJ. Cunningham, Miss Emma
a, Geneva Hutchins, Miss Maude
SOW Mss Maude Sullivan, Mrs. S. c.
,.u. Mrs Ida Wright, Mr.. Elson Alb
4t f, w Herman, Harry G. La
-n amin F. Madean, Charles A. Part .
, ... Lowenbeag, W. W. Whitetield,
+. oung.
+ -,ate convention of the Maine
Tristan Temperance Union will
.- no Dexter next week, Sept. 1921.
He entitled to send as delegates,
-> Ient, one for each % paying
-eJ, aid one at large. 1t is important
tde0 union in Waldo County send
svntauyes. Half rates on the railroads.