The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-09-05

NrNTERPoRT. AT the store OF l. IL. w.
sMDES. Store of D. j. Dickens.
n. sullivan. Searsport and NJ J. Dow,
rlqSS. are authorized agents to receive sub
.rt1lonS and advertisements.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
F. Littleield has bought and moved
he Melvin Clark house on Cedar st.
The Boynton family reunion will be held
Narshall's Shore in Liberty, today, Sept.
ST.
Tie ladies' of the G. A. R., will hold a
..-y i meeting Wednesday, September IL.
attendance is desired
Fla Improvement Society will meet with
Ms. c. A. pilsbury, Monday, September
iii. Al 2.30p. m.
The 32nd annual reunion of the Goth Maine
bs- Mental Association will be held in Bel
ta,i september 18th, rain or shine. Further
-4.- 4culars next week.
The Leonard & 3arrows shoe factory be-
q. taking account of stock last week, and
apartment is shut down at a time until
-- york is completed.
ne long continued drouth and the cold
-l., have had bad effect on the corn
and on cueumbers. Frosts have been
ed in the interior.
"- are obliged to defer until next week a
Ids Of Old Home Day in Swanville. 1t
a..a very interesting occasion and will no
become an annual event.
the regular meeting day of Seaside
-auqua circle fell on Labor Day, the
= Of the meetings after the summer
a.ln was postponed to September 9th.
lin Clark has moved from Cedar
-. 10 a place on Lincolnville avenue and
.r \. Patterson has moved from Mrs.
E5 rou's on Congress street to l16 High
,-J.
gll be Of interest to many to learn that
E.- toseph ". Wheeler of Boston, whose
cal talents are so well-bnown here, is
few piano pupils during her stay
Ongress street.
aldo county was represented at the
- annual meeting of the International
me society in Portland last week by
StVu avn VI Ivy anu Jewel
I'D Of Stockton Springs.
len Cross Temple Pythian Sisters will
-- cumorrow, Friday, evening, September
IT o'clock P. NJ. All members are re-
-ai to be present as there is business
portance to come before the meeting
nr.le 7. Woods, who drives his buck
. at Belfast during the Waldo county
ut ahead of all competitors this year
..,rving on the spot Aug. 20, which was
s-nusly given as the week of the fair
M 4ef than wait a month for its actual oc-
ice, Oryille drove back to Rockland
* IS miles of most beautiful adjectives
the road.-Rockland Courier Gazette
claimed letters remaining in the Bel
.+ Jst Office for the week ending August
f.. Mrs. Alice Allen, Mrs. Sarah Boynton,
l-- a. N, Jones, Mrs. F. A. McMann, Mrs
lt,- Page, Mrs. Granville Raddn, Mrs.
a~ 1t Skillings, Mrs. II. B. Smith, Roger
4rstow, Jr., 2 letters, Mr. ". Ford,
IreScott.
-a- Western Union Telegraph Company
s-Hing as a bonus to those of their EN-
wees who have remained loyal during
.- strike sum equal to and in addition to
,l-4 regular pay, dating from Aug. 18th
and eontinuing until further notice The
-idst office is among the pleased recipi-
a, II this bonus.
he committee for the ladies' department
t- Waldo County Fair to be held in Bel
- Neptember oath, 25th and Goth, wish to
unce that they will be glad to receive
7inds of fancy work for their depart
Ae. either for display or for premiums.
.es red to make as large showing as
bic, and all are urged to make exhibits.
zee, the six year old son of Rev. and
A. A. Smith, met with painful acct
While in play last Friday afternoon.
other children he was playing with d
press wagon and Bruce was thrown
lid had one leg broken near the ankle.
apley was called and attended to the
and the little fellow is doing as well
aid be expected.
esday, Sept. 10th, at the Belfast Opera
'e the romantic 4-act drama, "When
-a Knights Drew Sword,' will be pro-
'yeei bya carefully selected cast of Belfast
''F uuucl lHe pei Soudl direction Oh the
au' or Of the play, the we'll known roman
tN iish actor, Sidney Erin Pilson The
t04ugton is for the benefit of the Belfast
lle department. and will be under the
4uspees of Washington Hose Company
SO T.
The seth. annual fair of the Waldo and
'=i9bScot Agricultural Society will be held
III Monroe Sept. II, 18th. and 10Th. and no
ef'it viii be spared on the part of the man.
az to maintain its prestige and add to it's
a'tl3etlons. The report in circulation that
iae omission this year would be 50 cents is
untrue and Secretary Bowden has request
I'll u 10 say SO and to state that the admis-
soh at the gate will be % cents, las formerly,
dAa 70 cents for seat in the grand stand.
The W. c. 7. U. held memorial service
'e Mrs. Sarah Russell White Friday after
"1h, August 30th, at the home of Mrs.
@thnie Coombs, corner of High and CON-
Aefeal streets. The meeting was led by
MISS Millett, and the services consisted of
muse, Scripture reading, prayer, selections
H0m poems, etc. In the going home of
MIS- White the Union feels that it has lost
'9'ed and valued member. A special bust
"' aeeting of the Union will be held Fri
'4s aIternoon, September 9th, with Mrs.
Helen A. Carter.
The campmeeting at Maple Grove, West