The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-18
THE NEWS OF BELFAST
prBJIsHERS, NOTICE.

-- places:
"a. .r-4dRT. At the post office.
.-..-foN SPRINGS. At the post Office.
az fHPORr. AT the ~StOre OF |. ii. w.
,.r.N store of D. j. Dickens
Sullivan. Searsport and NJ. j. Dow.
aie authorized agents to receive sub
$ and advertisements.
pl. BLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
r.r- Tor a public entertainment at the
. rly in August are being perfected
mproyement Society.
- eIfast W. C. T. L. will meet with
Id. O. l.. Wright, Pearl street, tomorro W
-,,. afternoon at the usual hour.
The aides Aid of the Reform church
have an ice cream social in the Shore
-.. ,choolhouse next Saturday evening,
ra,-4nt,
f-rd of five moose, two bulls, two COWS
.-. ..tif are in the woods near Winnecook
..- and are frequently seen by the
.-,.ews.
. Mcdonald has joined the automO-
-, having bought a Knox runabout,
... dade its first appearance on the
-.-.- asst week.
TIL alnual reunion of the Kimball family
held soon with Eugene S. Achorn
-.,, Belfast, and of the Drink water
- IS, tn Matthew Drinkwater in North
liz eek of tenements built by G. B.
., on High street has been plastered.
..-.- nor has been finished and painted
... zen with white trimmings. n. j.
IS the builder.
81 will be given under the auspices
EpWorth League in the NJ. F.
his, Thursday, evening July 18th.
-- program is expected. Cake and
.... be served. Ice cream on sale.
Lhbors in The journal building,
F.. b, Cunningham and Fernald Il
nave a handsome new sign. Henry
.. Main street also has new sign
-.othlng and furnishing store
.---ps Bros have moved the old dry
hort distance south and nearer the
-.. I'd will convert it into dwelling.
0al shed is soon to be torn down
are other improvements in view'
-tturday evening was pronounced
one the most perfect evening of
deferred summer. Everybody was
aides in their summer toilets, and
were thronged until the cu1few
men Baker and Ryan took Leslie
to the insane hospital in Augusta
corning. Abbott is the young man
Cked the driver Of the Stockton ex-
d was subsequently declared in
. Bimbal advertised his lunch
Pythian block for sale in last
urnal and few hours after the
Us published sold to NJ. +. knowl-
las taken possession and will on
business.
+ Lore in Haraden Block adjoining the
... savings Bank has been leased to
4 Baker. 1t will be occupied in
and will be used as a bazaar of
and for the purchase and sale Of
-Land goods.
asses of the Waldo and Penobscot
turaI Society for their annual fair at
ar-. sept. IL 10 having failed to fill the
.aa- uent has re-opened them until July
al las changed the 2.15 class to 213
1885 GOOD purses are offered that the
4 race horses should not fail to APP
-orge F. Eames OF Boston, who last
So -ht lot of land on Murphy's Point
h to erect a summer home, arrived
emily on his automobile and has be-
ding a bungalow. He has received
ut, shipped from Boston by steamer,
the bay.
emmett house, No. Miller street,
bought by Mrs. W. A. Kimball and
u Gilman, is undergoing extensive
". F. Walker and William 1nger
ICING the carpenter work and NJ.
. - NJ. WEIGH the inside painting
ing, while ". A. kimball is doing
obs. The kitchen is to have d steel
Shute is running on the Somerset
I4r the American Express Company
worth Rogers has taken his place
am i'll this city. George Havener,
-.- t-r on the Belfast branch, has resum-
uties on the train after ten days
yn- Conductor c. W. Atkins is tax
! .tyrt vacation and H. c. Hustus of
lie is running in his place.
81. ~eaSide Spiritualist church has ar
.- lor meeting in Maple Grove Camp
Jn August 4th. There will be two
5, one at 1880 a. N. and the other at
n with social meeting during the
hour Mrs. Larrabee, Mrs. Staples,
atch of Belfast, and Mrs. Stuart of
Ed >earsport are expected to be present.
81 my, the meeting will be held the next
Idn-
,ated strawberries have been selling
Il IS, week at two boxes for % cents.
BIZ 'l7p in price was due to the advent in
r. market of inferior berries from outside,
'. we're peddled about the streets at
d ..ats box. The berries grown by A.
>o- ,ial in this city are unusually large
due to good cultivation and the
r'a use of fertilizer, and of course are
t7 Spensive to produce then the small,
-gt berries.
has. saturday was another busy day in
stores, In fact business has been good
abe d all lines, due no doubt to the fact
al ueal dealers have never had better