The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-11-07

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Il cannot keep house without The Jour-
la, 80 writes a Brooks subscriber.
he Cape Rozier and North Penobscot
st offices have been made money order
ices.
new tin roof was put on the High
ST ool building last week, similar TO the
one.
The Dickey Bros have towed their land
stage over to Goose river and hauled it
Tor the winter.
he front of Henry Staples clothing store,
Main street, has been painted, and the
prietor has a new roof
The Windsor Hotel was closed last Satur-
and unless leased or sold will remain
sed for an indefinite time.
he Waldo County Veteran Association,
previously announced, will meet today,
y It'll, with E. NJ. Billings Post, Monroe.
1T the November meeting of the directors
the Home for Aged Women a vote of
dks was extended to William F. Bean
The gift of S..
There will be social dance at Seaside
aage hall tomorrow, Friday, evening
III music by the Quintette. Admission :;
.-lt's, 50 cents ladies, 10 cents.
halloween was observed in the usual
by the children, and their elders in
-ei in various social festivities from
ige to Halloween games, followed by
reshments.
N0yeS K Wentworth has sold his farm at
.prs Mills to Mrs. Lucy A. Redman of
uOklin and the steamer Castine made a
ecial trip to Brooklin last week to bring
.a the Redman family and their household
.ods.
he dance given under the auspices of the
! NJ. A. Athletic Association last Friday
--ning in Odd Fellows Hail was in every
way successful. The Belfast Quintette fur
he'd the music and the patronage was
Iceent.
he police records of Boston report the
ltcide last week of Charles B. Sheldon of
Shirley street, R0xbury, who in despair
g-cause he feared his wife was fathless
hot himself in the month with revolver
,uI died almost instantly.
". c. Bryant's launch arrived from Ban
-lr last week to be hauled out at Macon
Jer's. Mr.. Kirkpatrick's launch has been
auled out at the same place. Mr.. bod
H)rths yacht Caprice and Capt. T. D.
airs Fiona are already in winter quarters
.ere.
The ladies' of the Baptist society will
we sale, supper and entertainment in
ae Opera HouSa, Tuesday, Nov. 10Th. The
ltertainment will consist of all Old Folk S
ncert. There will be no admission in the
.ternoOn. Tickets to supper and enter
ument, 50 cents.
sch Hattie c. Luce discharged at this
rt last week 616 tons of fertilizer for Jack
M & Hall, the largest cargo of the kind
yer landed in Belfast. The use of COM
ercal fertilizer increases yearly. Success
potato growers use one ton per acre.
he Hattie {. Luce sailed Monday for
-ankfort to load cut stone for New York.
Ex-Mayor Lendal T. Shales has moved
rom Congress street to the former Rich
louise on High street, which had been
thoroughly repaired and renovated. Daniel
II. Strout, r. F. D. carrier, has moved to
lie house vacated by Mr.. Shales, having
sold his place in East Belfast to Herbert E.
bradman.
very heavy rain storm set in last Satur-
day night and continued until Sunday noon.
The wind blew a gale. A small schooner
which had loaded lumber at Citypoint for
C.. E. Bicknell, Rockland broke adrift and
lid some slight damage to the lower bridge.
The schooner was also damaged, but sailed
Monday for her destination. No other dam
age has been reported.
The public demonstration of electrical
treatment by Prof. Caldwell last Friday
evening at his rooms in the Brooks house
was extremely interesting to the large num-
Der present and visibly beneficial to the
subjects treated. His best advertisements
are several patients with chronic cases OF
rheumatism and kidney troubles who are
enthusiastic in praise of the treatments.
The report of the weather bureau at Port
and shows that the past month was one Ql
The coolest Octobers on record. The aver
age temperature for the month was 46 anC
there are but three years on record wher
the temperature has gone as low as that
1889, 1895 and 1896. Like conditions have
prevailed here, and many have run thell
furnaces or steam heat the greater part OF
the month who do not usually start then