The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-09-12
IHf NEWS OF BELFAST


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van. Searsport and NJ. J. Dow,
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adj advertisements.
.aIICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
~s ~ shipments of live poultry to
~. very boat.
~ r.,tin mill, which had been shut
- lime, has started up and teams
..... = boards to the wharf of the
49,. Il Bushing Co. for shipment to
...-4 Mass.
n. .dEe Leviathian, which has been at
-. llut the wharf of the Eastern
.sr,hp Co., left last Sunday for Port
,5 the dredge Reliance will come here
sunk the dredging.
schools opened last Monday, and
,ay.--
the whining school boy with his
,ah-
.lGug morning face, creeping like
STA.
"a --'y to school"
-.- ret societies are resuming their
..--,. which had been called off during
summer months. Timothy Chase Lodge,
a. N, met last Thursday evening for
The first degree, Phoenix Lodge
Monday evening and Palestine
Try Wednesday evening.
r. # the week some good catches of
rs, re made OFF the monument, in
7pounder, caught by ". A.
In old times cod and haddock
Itiful in the bay, and many
r b., have come again to stay. The
are still conspicuous by their
h house on High street is under
vation and thorough repairs pre-
It's occupancy by Ex-Mayor and
iail 7. Shales, who bought it last
MI and Mrs. Shales came up from
age at the Battery, where they
summer, several weeks ago to
the move from their Congress
to High street.
-htful shore picnic took place
s vening when the J. KS gathered
heir characteristic affairs. Sup
AIS, a'en by the glow of the campfire,
~as added the novel illumination
ectric sparkers. Later on in the
ln was roasted in the glowing
] he out-oftOwn members and
., sent were hrs. Willis Arnold of
], Mass, Miss Alice A. Hills of
Kiss lnez Carter Of Hallowell and
rude Neweomb of Warren.
table bridge party was given
yening by Miss Cora 5. Morrison
4 her guest, Miss May Walker of
The guest of honor carried off
ne, while the BOBBY fell to Miss
-- \. Quimby. Miss Florence NJ.
tanned fourteen of her friends
- =yening at bridge, the first prize
70 Miss Elizabeth A. Quimby, the
' Miss Frances Howes, and the
Miss L. Grace Chadwick. Next
see the departure of a number of
p4ope to school and college.
mpmeeting at Maple Grove Camp
Vest Searsport, continues through
week, closing next Sunday. Last Sun
..~eroon Rev. H. Mills of Atkinson,
- poke to a large and attentive audi
B nd Rev. A. Cox OF Albion Maine,
,-el an eloquen. sermon in the after
he forenoon services were held in
aav outdoor auditorium, but on account
70 ain the afternoon meeting was held
g. chapel. Great interest has been
% the meetings throughout the en-
-S~ On, and next Sunday there will be
Iaahers both forenoon and afternoon.
day large gathering is expected
love.
Is comes from Northport that the
Hund wharf is TO be extended so
widened to 100 feet, and that new
ior the accommodation of excursions
Dee built on the South Shore just below
'Ae cottage, to be ready for use by
1t is also announced that Philo C.
s. I'D Of Bradford, Pa, has bought near
. He land remaining vacant between
way and George street from Main
10 Bayview Park, has cleared up the
named it Blaisdell Park, and will
ID open to the free use of the public.
are Indebted to Mr.. Charles Bradbury
dndsome illustrated booklet designed
1rey a practical notion of the immense
of the Cunard leviathan steamers Lusi-
& and Mauritania. These vessels are
Eest IN the world, being 100 feet long
Fl vide and so feet deep. Each is pro-
d by four screws rotated by turbine
res of $4,000 horsepower. They carry
-w of 800 to 900, and are palatial in
heir appointments. The illustrations,
% to scale, contrast these big steamers
some of the largest buildings, etc., in
'orld. The two steamers placed in line
u completely close the waterway under
irgoklyn bridge.
Woman's Christian Temperance
% met Friday, Sept. 9th, with Mrs.
A. Carter, who presided in the alb
of the president, Mrs. L. A. Decrow.
Meeting opened with reading the 147th
~, prayer by sisters Carter and Patter-
and singing America" and "Rescue
i'erishing." Miss MiIlett and Mrs.
NJ. Wright were chosen delegates and
Minnie Coombs and Mrs. Mary Staples
lttes to the State W. L. I. Z. Conven-
be held IN Lewiston, Sept. 18th, 10th,
9th. The committee reported on the
',.tlon of having a booth at the Waldo
y fair, and after discussion the mat
as dropped. A letter from the State
'ent, Mrs. L. NJ. n. Stevens, was read,
he suggestion was made that it be
igain at the next meeting, for which a