The Republican journal., 1907-08-15

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Rhrr
Fl. sullivan. searsport and NJ. J. Dow,
p,,,bS are authorized agents to receive sub
p~rtlpnS aud advertisements
RFPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Last sunday was the hottest day of the
.s4.on thus far, the mercury soaring into
rs. Us
There will be social dance at Equity
-.rge Hall, Thursday evening, Aug. 18th,
n music by Reyes.
The W. c. 7. Q. will meet with Miss
Ellen . rockingham, No. % High street,
torulrow, Friday, at 2. OPP. m.
,terday was the So.h birthday of Ben
,.a.n T. Slower of this city, who works
ar5-f day on lawns or in gardens and is an
-zr-r, IN that line.
lournal reader says of little poem
glh she'd last week "''Tiss me DOod
Whit in journal, fine. Wish every wom-
AL yald read it,"
Nj. and Mrs Joseph Fl. Darby, their
N lsen and wives and husbands, had a
t1. Gathering at the cottage of Captain
..t> McCarty at Temple Heights, Friday.
rs. strawberry season closed last week
..- ..,t of the berries retailing for 20 cents
.lz August 9TH A. B. Stantial picked a
n>4, If berries from his vines. Raspber-
--,. 10Th wild and cultivated, and blueber-
-.- re now in the market.
-xeursion to Dirigo under the auspices
-. re- Methodist Sunday school which was
r....Yned on account of stormy weather,
Son. Lace last Tuesday on the steamer
--4e the boat leaving Lewis wharf at
4 with happy party on board.
-nty-nine people from Belfast went on
... diroad excursion to Portland and Old
d last Sunday aud the total for the
IN was about IS. 1t was a hot time, all
The So who made the trip to Stoning-
81 steamer Castine found overcoats
.- .umfortable.
hautauqua club had a reunion at
rker-Fletcher cottage at the Battery
tturday, to which all the old members
e. uvited. In the afternoon speeches
uautauqua lessons were reviewed.
clock, clam bake and picnic supper
shore was enjoyed
following certificate of organization
lied at the Office of the Secretary of
Aug, Sth:
state Artificial Limb Co, organized
.dSt, for the purpose of manufacture
zs..1 u
capital stock, OF which nothing Is
liz Officers: President and treasurer,
q ce w. Lord of Belfast
Tough Veteran Charitable Associa-
ed its 18th annual outing at Winder-
a-- ark, Unity, last Tuesday. Rev. j. w.
nan of this city was the orator of the
-.. The veterans had picnic dinner and
-p-r, Il campfire at 1.3o p. M, music and
3or sports, and a ball in the evening.
- Weather was fine and the meeting a
nioyable one.
Nanday, Aug. 10th, the steamer Castine
make an excursion from Belfast and
Nc.hport to Crescent Beach, where the
f.J will enjoy one of landlord Smiths
famous lobster dinners. No one has ever
s- Il. his table and left unsatisfed. The
ST. lown and back is a delightful one. The
--r caves Lewis wharf, Belfast, at $50
NOrthport at 9 a. m. Fare for the round
e5l cents.
Ms George W. Miller entertained a
asy gathering of descendants of Mcajah
45 water at her home on Waldo avenue
#- thursday afternoon and evening. The
.aNl. garden, and shrubs and trees make il
zeal spot for a lawn party, and the time
most pleasantly spent out of doors
IS were spread in the shade of the
and an excellent supper served,
e. annual mid-s ummer ball under the
cement of Misses Knight and Nc
son will be given in Dirigo Hal
mont, Thursday evening, Aug. %, will
by Waterman's Singing Orchestra
pieces The hall will be tastefully
ated and fruit punch wilt be served
10 the dancers. Refreshments will b,
I'd at intermission. If stormy the bal
be given the following night
nclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
, post Office for the week ending Aug
,i: Miss Addie f. Davis, Mrs. Johr
ming, Miss Marion Farnsworth, Mrs
A7abel Fletcher, Mrs. L. L. Hartman
Miss Edith Hunt, Mr. Francis Kelly
LoaIse Reynolds, Geo. Brown, G. r
llney, Bracket, Shaw & Lunt, C. NJ
.rer, Rev. Otis A. Glazehrook, Walter
mes, Luther Lambert, L. K. Stevens
MAYNARD Page, John Warren, N. Fl. Whit
more.
Dutchman's Honeymoon will be pre-
,euled at the Belfast Opera House Thurs
13y evening, Aug. 22nd, by capable com
-aly. The Bangor Commercial says of the
}r-Sentaton of this play in Old Town
some of the comedies that have been pre-.
'slted in this city and which have been ad
Te Used as laugh producers proved on pre-
'eh5ation to be nearer tragedies. A Dutch
mans Honeymoon, however, certainly made
Jb- people laugh, and if the man who books
the shows for Old Town would send more
such rollicking comedy hits to this city the
jrHple would appreciate the fact
HAsE BALL. Last Friday the Belfas
locals went to Castine on the Dickey
lto's. launch Adah and defeated the Gas
-las by score of IA to Z. Saturday they
a- the Searsport Tigers in Searsport an(
We're defeated, the score standing - to 4
bucksport team came to Belfast Saturday
ap- played the Y. NJ. A in the afternoon OF