The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20
7Hf NEWS OF BELFAST
,,p,IsHERs' NOTICE.

SrARsl ~ SPRINGS. At the post Office.
sTeFhspT,Er At the store of l. II. W.
ghti Store of d. j. Dickens.
C,NNtHi.,au SearSpOrt and M. j. Dow,
b ,r. luthorized agents to receive sub
Eooi' anI adyertIsementS.
sfTPgsrJ ElIrAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
,,kary team has appeared in new
".nj ornamentatiOn.
.,.,. N be food sale in the Methodist
,.stfl next Saturday afternoon.
steamer Silver Star brought over
l..a,boro last Friday morning 80
pg' +sfen in the weir of Jason Ladd.
Ma rar5 iuni has been increased this
.lt, fine euutributions of Miss Anne c.
vice. ,l 5000 and of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
o,,..ot ltucnuati of $500.
-.. steamer CaStine will take the Young
.,,. Association, and friends, to Camden
'.s.urd,.t. when the boys go to Rock
"l ,,. aIa, the Young Mems Christian AS
a,.,,a of that place.
r.. -..a. ,ar meeting of the Belfast W. c.
- u.I h. held tomorrow, Friday, at 80
rta Mrs Eliza Hunnewell A large
..oltgee Is especially desired, as plans
~. NJ made for the county convention.
Arnold harris is putting plate glass
.,.ro ,la store on Main street occupied
b, Thompson, wholesale and re-
..ote.aaupr. Mr.. Thompson recently
.5..a lee fountain to his equipment.
r IN ,n Daily Eagle has issued its
,nr-r ..slrt directory section for 1907 in
t.r.ga 4uphlet form. 1t includes only
.. N.uI county resort, Monterey View
r,, Hills proprietor, post office
Gauge
rsa8- Tire thoughtful kindness of Mr..
n.I-. HHjhury series of three enter
.,nm-n-s u9m the White Entertainment
p4q. .o~tou will be given in Belfast
..e-as. 4ll The proceeds will be de-
o.-l- O able purposes.
.rsta at The Journal Office Wednesday
rsnrp 1ard to an unusual noise and
10. qr.a >auok his house last Saturday
MI. albert TO O'clock and would like to
an Spjanation can be given of it.
n4 4r.i .ug readers hear it?
uegallst band win run an excursion to
Fe5#a Gy 18th, to attend the horse
ra-,, a.. uD the steamer Ruth. This
If. n.l. lUubt make an ideal holidays
.grr- .- .H, steamer is the fastest and
7e amad.uuS excursion steamer in this
rni, th5 band will furnish music en-
ne M Igther particulars see advt.
qD .t.,s,>ts took all involuntary bath
l5s list Thursday. They held on to
a-uMt Hi' rescued by rowboat which
hUga oe near at hand and on reach
as44i ---HaI to be chiefly concerned as
h#a-tb-- uewspaper reporter would hear
41-rr slap.
Iaa ielas, schools all closed Friday
gga Ht 'oI the usual summer vacation,
@slboa.e exercises were held in the low
ct -.al--. .Aough there were some special
essOus and the school rooms we're
J ybl4r by flowers. The day marked
deeU,a very successful school year.
rLi, saturday, the Y. NJ. A. ball team de-
telrad belfast High on the Field lot, Con-
s--ss ,.g--tr by a score of II s. The Bel
fast oa went to Stockton Springs and de-
iei.ei tle stockton team by score of 10 to
l&d Bic boys of the Upper Neighborhood
Went NQrfi! and defeated local team
Ogaso5s If 40tol.
-le binding opposite the railroad station,
"n 90 De occupied by Boston clothing
NHc--o has been thoroughly repaired, re-
sl@g4t ani P inted red. That is the
1T The shoe factory, the Mathews
b. woodworking factory and the build
1E' The HeIfast Grain Company. This is
Mu''- 'e iown red to some purpose.
Las been current in Bucksport
E& TIE eniIet0n Bros. have bought the
Neh" il DIX Sbipyard in Verona, and
laDaa eple there are hoping the report
ala! D1 ru-. The Pendleton Bros own
'aEN1 I'd Belfast, in which they have
pAt '-ta.a vessels, and it would not seem
4se' /, want another yard.
BeUai sumner arrived in full force last
!l@jt The mercury ranging in the COS
u&As lie day. The heat was general
l9l-b.0 Wv England. In Boston there
s-.e ''3I lHuthS and many were Frustrated.
Ill Bangor The thermometer registered 81
''l I'd lewiston 81 in the shade. There
'@S 'honder storm at 2 a. m. yesterday
''- ie beat continued during the day.
t@''6} the fruit situation may not be so
-'y7'7s' as reported last week. Since then
''o "'4 baldwin trees which had shown
t' S.Sl OF life, and but few buds, have
yY'SVArI fairly full, while other trees are
~ 'I'0i''lE 'her blossoms. This may be true
" many baldwin trees. 1t is thought now
,u' Only on low ground were fruit trees
BADLY damaged.
IooR MILLS. The Benevolent Club
m n with Mrs. Carrie Wood last Friday.
n week II will meet with Mrs. Jameson
.7n'"Ofth.... Miss Nellie Hall finished a
i'''sSsIo term of school here last Friday.
= uue rh'eftainment was given Thursday
..sl'Ns Which did much credit to both |
'9'l. ana pupils While a couple were
,~ "5ling asst Thursday their horse, that
wv, @' N'''Hed near by, got frightened and |
',oAr away and ran some distance, finally |
n, nto barn, where he was caught. |
L5. wagon was quite badly damaged, but |
Nv 'o'F I to +. L. WentwOrth's carriage |
y. 'y ana mad it fixed up so that they could |
/, 0aeh TO the city Mr.. and Mrs. O. L.
n. "" worm spent Sunday with Mr.. and
''t"a'yn Lincoln of Searsmont.