The Republican journal., 1907-09-26
THE NEWS OF BELFAST
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Buy wanted at this Office to learn the
Eating business.
There we're quite heavy frosts last week,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday morn
-rss. and in some sections all tender vege-
ts.yn was killed.
III Wiggin was the recipient of remark
abe bouquet this week. 1t was bunch of
7r--raved clovers large enough to fill an
binary tumbler, seventy-six in number by
ssual count
The Belfast High School. class of 'O9, will
75.i dance in the Odd Fellows Hall Fri
aay evening, Sept. 9th, with music by
E-tes' orchestra The young people will
sl.1 begin series of entertainments.
The dredge Reliance left for Portland last
thursday morning, having completed the
R.a Of dredging about the wharf of the
-..tern Steamship Co. There is now plenty
water at low tide for the big boats.
The 8th annual reunion of the Whitmores
he held at the Grange Hall, Camden,
.sober 2nd. 1t will be an important bust
.--. session, and all Whitmores and their
Is-lendants are requested to be present.
7.tnic dinner will be served.
VI Hartman of Boston, who some time
bought of Jesse E. Wilson a lot of land
Narthport north of the burlington place
xtending from the road to the shore, is
% airing to build two cottages there. J. F.
" on has built road in from the highway
ami c,eared up ami burned the brush on the
s-., tor the cottages.
.1n A. Fogg of the firm of Fogg &
Hn, meat market, has bought the inter
Marion E. Brown and will take pos
>.,- On the. first of October. Mr.. Brown is
rcided as to what business he will enter,
las no intention of opening another
set. Mr.. Fogg will continue Walter
ehead as clerk.
ipt. j. L. Smith returned last week from
uccessful herring trip in his sloop, the
Queen He got 50 barrels and sold
latch at Vinalhaven, bringing a few
s.s for sale. The herring were unusually
...- and fine and brought good price.
herring run is over now and Capt.
e.h's next trip will be for bottom fish.
lA- Waldo County Veterans Association
hold its 10Th annual meeting with
.ygge G. Davis Post, Brooks, Oct 3rd. If
sonny, the first fair day following. Bust
->> meeting at 1880 a. m. Dinner at u m.
.aHptre at 1.3O p. m. The POST and citizens
Lurnish beans, brown bread and coffee.
urades from out Of town will bring pas
Lorenzo Jones, secretary.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Gle will be with Mrs. E. P. Frost, High
.--et, Monday afternoon, September 30th.
-l- regular &. L. S. c. work for the Amer-
H4 ear 1907-'0S will begin at that meeting
Tia first c. L. S. c. book of the reading
use is entitled "Races and Immigrants
America" chapter one will be studied
q this meeting. From the Chautauquan,
page seventeen, GAS Others See U.s. being
soreign Criticism on the United States"
ho-.call. quotations on America All in
crested are invited to be present.
nciaimed letters remaining in the Bel
las, post office for the week ending Sept.
.h: Miss Helen Beverly, Miss Grace
selow, Miss Nellie Colson, Miss Mary
pie, Miss Isabelle Jackson, Mrs. Esther
Nurpby, Miss Jennie Palmer, Mrs Carrie
arson, Mrs, Amanda Stevens, Mrs. G.
>tnley, Mrs. A. Walker, Mrs. Elmer Clark,
ma Berton, Brown Body, B. F. Carter,
VI. Cox, Frank r. Folsom, Jr., j. A.
kson, F. L. Jones, Edward McCue,
rev Nelson, Abial c. Pendleton, Ran
Stevens, R. V. Stevens.
tAMILY REUNION. The oath annual re-
"a of the Wentworth family was held at
home of George Kelso, Searsmont, Sept
The following officers were elected
-asident, Jessie Wentworth; Vice Pres,
upn Wentworth; 2nd Vice Pres, Chester
Wentworth Sec and Treas, Mrs. Chester
wentworth; Chaplain, Gilbert Thompson;
umittee on location, Simon Wentworth,
ander Wentworth, and Nathan Went
worth. Next place of meeting will be with
a-Onard Luces on the old Heating place,
Auzzy Ridge, the second Wednesday in
sept 1908.
The family of George 0. Holmes of City,
point enjoyed clam bake and shore dinner
Che first of the week and entertained the
antilles of Mr.. Frank Holmes and Mr..
sam. Holmes of Swanville. There were
7ighteen present, and the occasion was a
very happy one. The shore near Mr.
Homes' residence is an ideal spot for clam
lakes, as is also Beaver Tail on the ops
poste side OF the river and the shore near the
residence of the Rev. J. W. Vaughan. The
uembers of the oks'Sunday school were
entertained at clam bake at the latter
place not long since by Mr.. and Mrs.
aughan, and voted the affair perfect
success
The boat-house of Capt. c. Y. Cottrell,
on the East Side, was broken into last Fri
lay night and oars, rowlocks, etc., taken.
His sailboat was missed from her mooring
saturday morning and the skiff used as a
tender was gone Later in the day the
skiff was found off Little River, having
Violently been set adrift after the thief or
thieves had Secured the sailhoat Tho