The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-10-17


u,nlug places:
i,s4RsP6Rr. At the post office.
rsFkTON SPRINGS. At the post office.
V,>rERPoRT. At the store of 1. a. W.
"HaNpEN. Store of D. J. Dickens.
A. sullivan. Searsp0rt and NJ. j. Dow,
- are authorized agents to receive sub
tilns and advertisements.
PrPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Good catches of smelts have been made
.-.o The wharves the past week.
The steamer Castne made trip to Dark
-..por Monday with 20 tons of coal.
The Unversalist Social Aid meets this,
rn.s>day, afternoon with Mrs. Frank II.
v.ru NOrthport avenue.
uoe Of our local farmers has found it diff
o-rr to get help in digging his potatoes,
though he offered 50 day.
lb- Womans' Hospital Aid will meet
- ,H Mrs. t. B. Dinsmore tomorrow, Fri
ia afternoon at go O'Clock.
The Coot Club will make their annual
gl.uug trip down the bay in steamer Cas-
rar. -aving here next Saturday.
arnold Harris will put a one window
mate lass front in his store, No. 70 Main
,--. formerly occupied by the American
-gg--,s and will then offer the store for
l--
V- ,bould have mentioned last week that
f- .notos from which the half-tones of
Church and it's pastor, Rev. VIM.
r.4-uan, were made were from the studio
L. Hall, Belfast.
steamer Golden Rod made special
IN Castine to Belfast last Thursday
Mrs. McClintock, who has closed
. rage in Castine and was returning to
NE in Pittsburg, Pa.
IRE alarm last Thursday from box %,
r. r a blaze started by coal fire in the
.-I house, small building in the Maine
.rr yard. Washington Hose company
uly responded and put out the fire.
a will be a special meeting of tn e
T. t., tomorrow, Friday, afternoon,
-. home of Mrs. Minnie Coombs, High
..s All members are requested to at
as important business is to come
the meeting.
.y. Ephraim W. Wiley had some bee
r- tor sale and placed them on a stone
$751; near his house. The other day he
that colony of bees had taken
----siuu of one of the hives and was
- d good business in stocking it with
M.-r
j. wharf at Fort Point, owned by Capt.
Ross and other summer residents,
adly wrecked by the big storm of Oct.
lie big combers rolled in from the
It'll tremendous force, tore away the
ripped up the planking and twisted
ny badly askew, so that the wharf
.l- be used as a landing until it is re-
.el
Mathews Bros are adding to the capacity
'u-lr mill by enclosing the space at the
l0rmerly used as driveway and max
part of the building. The old dry
has been transformed into nice look
lWellng which will be occupied by the
-u-er, the storehouse at the rear of the
wen second coat of paint, and many
.. improvements made. The factory is
on full time with orders ahead.
Ete old headhouse in what was Dyer s
--rd has been just ready to fall down for
,.n- time and last week the Macomber's,
R.a use the building in their boat business,
.s-an making repairs. Under a stone on
Hl.h corner post rested was found a
lfpint glass flask containing dark
..id which by the sense of smell was de-
I'D to be wine The railway was built
Y..- than so years ago.
rof. Caldwell gave another demonstra-
asst Friday night, showing the use of
t- Violet and X-Ray in many novel and
resting ways His parlors were crowd
a 10 overlooking and all We're greatly
N-ased. He explained the currents used
the effect of each. Every one who I'M
ar ent treatment felt that gentle healing
uence that peuetrateS the entire system.
' Professor is having great success.
Xt Friday night at 730 O'Clock he will
re one more free exhibition.
TIE ITALIAN Boys. The first entertain
a4ut in the Bradbury concert course, given
ty the italian Boys and a reader in the
pera House last Friday evening, was APP
gIecIatively listened to by good-sized and
spresentative audience. The stage was
aJy attractively arranged in color scheme
D.. red and green and the Italian and Ameri-
can Tags were prominent. The boys gave a
~ and difficult musical program, which
1auded orchestral selections, flute, harp
il5 violin solos and a flute and clarinet
net, with a correctness and feeling that
was surprising. Nearly every number on
the program received hearty encore. Mr..
inand, who was expected to come as read
a., was i'll, and Mr.. Make filed his place
most acceptably. His burlesque on one of
the scenes from the Midsummer Nights
n-oam, and his portrayal of scene in the
lte of Mr.. Tom Lawson, Jr..' were especial
+! good. During the program two friends
Of Mr.. Bradbury's, Mr.. Harry Cooper of
the Empire City Quartette and Mr.. Walter
Moore, were introduced to the audience.
Mr. Cooper gave two late New York sue
tasSes and Mr.. Moore sang the we'll known
and popular song of Cohan's, "The Grand
Cd Flag" The next concert in the
course will be given on October 3Oth,
by The Hawthorne Musical Club.
ACHTs AND BOATS. The Drexel cabin
hunch Atrypa, which broke adrift and
went ashore at Ryder's Cove in last week S