The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-01

saturday.
r Methodist Society will have food
fna yeStry next Saturday.
,s.rea in bankruptcy has been filed
'n. -, +. Britto, Stockton Springs.
-s. ar and Shoe workers Union are
.--ag to have celebration Labor Day.
-.. ~ T, [. will meet tomorrow, Fri
..,. 20 D. H., with Mrs. Helen Carter,
s.n street
m. N1mans' Hospital Aid will meet
lii Nr, II. II. Johnson tomorrow, Fri
.--noou at , 3Oo'clock.
There such summer population now
The aatery that there is talk of incorpo-
-r. a eIecting mayor.
t...l Mrs. George r. Poor of North
..a,. iSs., formerly of this city, have
'r.al $ to the Park fund
r.s-- mer Stockton is running on the
s4s sesboro and Castne route in
... Golden Rod, laid off for repairs.
y.v lave new shaft.
g. writing the bodies OF the six
drowned in the bay July 9th
-. cen recovered, although dilgent
been made for them.
r closing races of the Waldo
not having satisfactorily filed
lpclared off and class races will
to take their places.
-1 Brown, reader, assisted by
. d. will present an original ar.
.,.-. 81 "A Little Princess" at Memo
- adnesday, August 7th Tickets
e 10 County Veterans Association
IL the soldiers memorial window
$, Belfast chapel in connection
sula1 meeting at the Vaughan
.- ..s 9th.
Howard is making great i'm
.a1. rs to his residence, corner of High
a.. streets. The main house has
- i back from the street and a new
front will be built on.
.-r page we print a description Of
oil dollar farm run by the State of
setl> for the benefit of paupers
. dls 1t is the Institution where
.eeb of this city is employed
mention of new signs over Bel
places we should have inclu-
.- p. Misses Black and Greenlaw.
from the studio of Clifford, the
and 10 him much credit
# gypSies arrived in town last
- . as they were preceded by an IN
-U putation were not allowed to re-
they had intended. City Marshal
aquested them to move on, AMI
STU. going in the direction of North
rIborn lost one of his team horses
day, the third horse he has lost
~ hristmas. The team was haul
.ua from a mill for Cooper Il Co.,
a-0 about three miles out the horse
. lead.
--, Of teams as well as automobilists
-sag Of the many street crossings in
which are so much above grade as
.as severe jolting in passing over
- 1t is suggested that this might be
.-.-i by a little gravel on each side Of
tossing
-s aside Spiritualist church has ar
.-- 4 meeting in Maple Grove Camp
t.H August 18th. There will be two |
me at 1880 a m. and the other at |
4. With a social meeting during the |
7..l Mrs. Larrabee, Mrs. Staples, |
, a-h If Belfast, and Mrs. Smart of |
~-rspOTt are expected to be present. |
- orge G. Winslow dictated at the
'.0 title Madeline Neal, whose death |
'...- was reported last week. The |
re Samuel II. Lord, George Os- /
d, William H. Hall and Fred r. |
-mer schOolmates of the parents.
universal sympathy for the be-
reuts.
uad letters remaining in the Bel |
Office for the week ending July |
Mrs. Lizzie Baker, Miss Marie |
e. Miss Letitia Elizabeth Day,
ara Guerney, Mrs. C. c. Pendeton,
So -uIam b. Shute, Mr.. A. L. Colt |
'.. johnson, Geo. Mahan, Frank |
&C. Mr., j. Pike, S. T. Stuart, j. A
'l W. L. Wyman.
la. to obtain coal as a result of the
.--l strike of the dock laborers at Bel |
'0- Of the largest shipping mills in
~ hut down Thursday. The strike
q. The latter part of June and there are
Signs of settlement. Four thousand
amen are Idle and nearly all the other
+ have given notice that they will be
.Ia 10 close soon.
-i0und this item in an exchange under
caption Sparks from Maine Wires, but
-rdantly a wireless" from Belfast,
dAD There is no strike on our docks,
-afe.ty of coal here and no shut-downs
t iof the usual Saturday half holiday.
-" Robbins, publisher of the Old
VIZ Enterprise, is arranging his Twelfth
va =ycursion, which will be accompa-
VE Nr. and Mrs. Robbins, to Quebec,
1e3 and the Saguenay River, Nj agara
'aIl the Thousand Islands. T he ar
-en=nts are such that one may take ga
. IOtsy a In
oA on may desire. See his advt. for
''4'drs. From personal knowledge we
say that Mr.. Robbins is an excellent
o-igr, and can be relied upon to do all,
more, than he agrees to do.
he american Express Co. will have
Office on the first floor of the building
w Mason & Hall ON Main street, now
x lifted up for their occupancy. Plate