The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-29


1 could get along without.
Detroit Free Press.
will be a social dance in the Odd
f. hail next Friday evening, Aug.
rh music by Reyes orchestra. Ad-
-,. Is cents.
4rty of young people leave, today,
Gr lie River, where they will be the
g.-,-- If Maurice W. Lord at the Lord cot
tag mil Saturday.
T.- We. T. L. will hold a memorial
service for the late Mrs. L. 0. White at
II Laroy Coombs, High street, to-mor-
nos, Fiday, afternoon.
lltamed letters remaining in the Bel
.a post Office for the week ending August
-- Miss Kathryn Calvin, Frank E. Blake,
# Curtis, r. A. Derany, j. E. Kendall
Faux King, Mr.. Robinson, Melvin Stapl4s.
Tile St0necutter's union of Vinalhaven
aa. c-epted the invitation of Belfast Boot
G>.a- Workers union to take part in the
-.t lay celebration here, and will bring
VIII hem band and baseball team.
L
@ " 6eS and Dorcas Il. Bobby won first
- in a race at Monticello, making a
1O4, and Dorcas H. has won second
n one race.
the Duplex Roller Bushing Co
D.. 10 their property, Cooper & Co. have
- fence, Gilchrest has started one,
thers are in prospect. If this con
ne public will be shut off from the
e. lont and we shall be as exclusive a:
'arbor.
lredge at work about the steamboat
wharf brings up great variety of things
I'm he bottom of the harbor. Thursday
" 1ropeler of naphtha launch was
an the finds. 1t dropped off two years
az IS a launch was coming in to the Dickey
BIZ landing.
The Waldo County Veteran Association
N meet with Dana B. Carter Post, Free
aom, sept. 9Th. Comrades and citizens will
IuIsh baked beans, brown bread and
coffee. Comrades out of town will bring
pastry. If stormy, the next fair day, Sur
1a' -Kcepted. Jones, secretary.
Ms, George E. Evans entertained three
fables at whist Thursday evening, Aug
92td, at her rooms at 90 Miller street. The
apartments were prettily decorated aud
ledelons refreshments were served. Miss
Harriet P. White won the first prize and
Mrs Elmer Small the second.
The annual campmeeting at Maple Grove,
tnda nd
olues over three Sundays. A new audi
"tum that will seat 1000 people has been
Completed, new stable built and telephone
Connection made. Good speakers have
been engaged. Sept. 9TH and 18th there
WI" be free clambakes, new feature and
one that should prove attractive.
a serious problem that will confront the
g.' IA the near future is what to do with
The sdewalks. The plank walks generally
"' earring out and arriving at a stage
Nle'e patching will no longer answer.
there are many places where gravel walks
att not practicable, but whatever material
is used there must necessarily be a large
expense
Belfast is leading off this week with the
I'>i Of the fall fairs.-Kennebec journal
Aug. 18th.
This is an error. The Waldo County fair,
as previously announced in The journal,
VIII be held in Belfast Sept. oath, 18th, 26th,
aud the management intend to make it a
record breaker for attractions and interest.
Everybody in Waldo county is invited to
contribute to the exhibits and to come to
Belfast on the days named and share in the
festivities.
Misses Edith F. and Florence E. Dunton
gave most enjoyable Unreliable bridge
Party attheir home on Cedar street Wednes-
Jay afternoon, Aug. 21st. The out-of town
guests were the Misses Wright of Schuyler,
Neb., Miss Alice A. Hills Of Boston and
Miss Alice G. Fessenden of Stamford,
Conn. The tables were placed on the
'efanda, where the beautiful view was
much enjoyed. Misses Adah A. Mariner
and M. Helen Bird were tied for the score,
the cut giving Miss Mariner the prize, a
Sgtalntily bound volume of Robert Louis
t4hteVensons'. The original place-cards at
.ne daintily arranged dinner were featur Q
anu the afternoon was one of endowment