The Republican journal., 1907-09-19
riff NEWS OF BELFAST

government buoy tender was in the
.so, Monday painting the buoys.
,,., Improvement Society will meet with
" Pote Monday, Sept. 23rd, at go
h nj.
\ l,5j sale will be held at the Universal
,rrch vestry Friday afternoon, Sept
an. at 80 o'clock.
rss Duplex Roller Bushing Co. are put
.rpl building north of their wharf in
..n to store boats for the winter.
49,. niversalist Aid will meet with Miss
-3b-ih Kelley, Swan Lake avenue, this,
grr.day, afternoon at 230 o'clock.
Vt T. Macomber went to Ryders Cove,
.,asro, last Thursday to assist in haul
.pI one of the Drexel fleet of power
Hat,
new auto for John II. Gordon of
s.,oss arrived here Sunday and the one he
Ia. been using was shipped to Boston by
saiAy 5 boat.
The iledge Reliance arrived last Thurs
from Portland to complete the dredging
rtne eastern Steamship Co.'S wharf. She
srEsr craft than the Leviathan which
syla he work here.
Vov'ug pictures will be the attraction at
belfast Opera House all of fair week.
In. %. oes will be: children 5 cents, adj
M 10 cents, and reserved seats Is cents.
.r- Of pictures nightly.
The ,team yacht Juanita owned by
.y5 stem of Boston arrived here Tuesday
lA--..an to go on the marine railway for
l.g.H-. She is 100 tons gross, 11S feet 6
ong and was built at Nyaek. n. Y.
.sa.
r- ext meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
yill be held with Mrs. c. A. Hub
..a No. Park street, Monday afternoon,
E~a -3rd. Selected quotations. All
4g.. rs are requested to be present at this
n. 4 H. kirkpatrick of st. Paul arrived
sunday afternoon in his launch from
- Stand, where he has cottage.
.r-aHuch was built by the Duplex Roller
.-.g Co. this spring and has proved
tory in every respect.
eat many people took advantage of
,altiful weather of Sunday to spend
f.. ont of doors and there was a great
driving. In an hour and ten min
the late afternoon "a teams were
@ crossing the bridge, including
ard and an automobile.
' aud Mrs. William c. Hanson of Still
r = D., are visiting Mr.. Hanson
-, Mayor Edgar F. Hanson. MI.
a.1 left Belfast 80 years ago and this is
Il visit to his old home. He is engag-
rade in general store in Houlton,
r. Ind recently established another store
water.
cent real estate transfer of interest
..ae sale of the So-called Ferguson house
agress street, owned and occupied by
a5.H F. Coombs, to Mrs. Mary E. Hall
r. Tufts road. MI. Coombs and fam
have the month of October in which
a-lte the house and will probably oc-
.p he corner tenement in the MarSano
a.a
iqt. A. A. Daley of Vinalhaven was in
]. ,ty the first of the week and is coming
a4 soon for the winter. He reports a
Cd er of orders for his hoop shaving
Nd. ne and has a large order for hoops.
VII soon have machine running in
r. hiding at the foot of Main street,
l-.- he operated last season.
I5r pen season on woodcock and part
-- tegan Monday, Sept. 10th, after which
H. I'd until Dec. LIST, these birds can be
rai lawfully in the State of Maine. 1t
..d be remembered that the open time
81 in Waldo county is for the month of
nber only, and but one deer can be
.l during the open season by one per-
&C. notified that the law against Sunday
ding must be enforced, and Warden
rT |. Neal has been looking up case
lis vicinity. The law should either be
iced impartially or repealed. Mean
f. this announcement may serve as
Of warning to those who go afield on
y ny with dog and gun.
II. Howard L. Written entertained
pleasantly at her home on Miller street
N Thursday evening in honor of her
al Miss Gertrude Newcomb of Warren.
70 ,uests, who were j. KS spent the even
4 nth whist or sewing. Dainty refresh
aat were served, and a most enjoyable
5al ng was spent. Mrs. Willis Arnold of
Eigfeld, Miss Alice A. Hills of Boston
I'D Miss lnez Carter of Hallowell were,
'ath guest of honor, those present from
Gf town.
aaIof passengers on the baseball excur-
olto Searsport last Saturday afternoon.
sAhy morning she took a private party
/ lstine and in the afternoon made an
5ci sion to Stockton, calling at Castine on
be eturn trip. Monday the Castine took
be femont's place on the BrooksvlIe and
laabr route. Yesterday morning she tow
q Sch. William Rice and left at noon for
'Qa Bella to take the Folwell family to
where they were to take the even
Philadelphia.
It iperhaps owing to the change in the
nail Dutes since the introduction of the R.
b That there is delay of from II to "a
olr5n the receipt of our county CORE
b once, so that we often have to defer
-ab alton of much of it for another week.
II as unsatisfactory to US as it must be
% oalreaders and correspondents. Last