The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-08
TIFF NEWS OfBfLfAST
pURLIsHERS. NOTICE,

gsT6RT. At the post office.
Elton SPRINGS. At the post Office.
rrRP0RT. AT the store of |. H. W.
,,,rN. store of D. j. Dickens.
a sullivan. Searsport and NJ. j. Dow,
- are authorized agents to receive sub
IT arS and advertisements.
+pFrrpLICAN JOURNAL Publishing Co.
d small has been making extensive
.....r, On the Revere House veranda.
att makes more noise on the street
.,-r All automobile? Answer: kids ex-
r,-s. wagon
,-- carrier Horatio II. Carter is taking
I'D. annual vacation, and Walter j. Clifford
..s15sr;uting.
.pr smith arrived last Thursday in his
IAN. hay Queen with fare of fresh fish.
s.r4rGted dog fish very numerous.
rsp- will be food and apron sale in the
-ry--,aist church vestry tomorrow, Fri
81 .tteruoon at . 80 O'Clock.
ME auch that was sold by ticket at
.--..q * Eaton's was drawn Monday by
5 NcCrillis of Chelsea, Mass.
rg- puplex Roller Pushing Company
.-- ha. It a 7-foot picket fence around their
.-.r-t,, with gates to be closed at night
.4 Ease filed with Teddy bears in Fred
H,on'S dry goods store last week was
.-I.a reading: Don't feed the bears"
rr.- will bt a food sale in the Baptist
yastry next Saturday at go o'clock,
the public is invited to patronize.
- nshing at Pitchers Pond has been
tits season. the Biddle and Drexel
rom Islesb0ro making a satisfactory
.H heir recent visit.
.r. Nanforth has moved from the
-- White house on Bay View street,
zenith sold to Miss Ann jackson, and is
the corner of Union and Com
s- -rreets.
Tire \. Il. memorial window in the
eformed church will be dedicated
-et.on with the meeting of the Waldo
Veteran Association in East Bel
.. H. q. H., Thursday, August 18th
s. motor wheel at the plant of the
rds * Electric Company on the eas
oeen permanently set, the new 225
.. over boiler installed, new shafting
and other improvements made.
~t3ntial, who is marketing among
roiuce some fine potatoes which
-- .ldish skin, dug out freak" the
. 1t was one half white and one
t.-i+I, Tho o,l,,rc oIoo,I,- 4
Miller, who has been haying ten
. o[ the city the past two weeks,
me Sunday. He says they have
- hay weather and made hay when
... H.d see the fog wreaths hanging
fast.
Meeting of Spiritualists at Maple
lampground announced for last
lid not take place because of the
nd as the meetings at Temple
@ begin next week it will be indefi-
lastponed.
81 gar,y Of Hallowell boys including
Goddard, Leonard White, Arthur
Milton Aldrich, Kenneth Fuller, Al
-> and Harold Fuller plan a vacation
days at Northport, early in September
..r, u >t0 lizard will chaperone the party.
-03 tpalers give notice that it is time to
f Your winters coal. Prices are the
&r- last year. for orders received now
st, but are subject to change after
flat ate. See advertisements OF the Swan
q ~ al
--- Waldo County Veteran Association.
Meet on the Vaughan shore in East
-' Aug. 18th. 1t will be picnic din
uhee and clans will be furnished.
les will bring their drinking cups If
@ next fair day, Sunday excepted.
ZONES, Secretary.
- Hin prevented the excursion to
-ton on steamer Castine last Sunday.
lmber went to the wharf hoping
lear so that the boat could go and
t been pleasant there would have
Ie party. The Castine left in the
for Bangor. She has engage
r every day up to and including
- 9Th. Tuesday, August 18th, she
like an excursion to Dirigo Island
fire Methodist Sunday school.
said the other day that there are
STOLE TORS in Belfast than at any time
t- t- Crosby Inn was burned. There
you AYE been many more had they been
% A..
To advertise when the season is half
IL. mi people generally have made their
e'3a-ements for the summer. This should
rA- IN mind another year. Those who
aa FINISHED or unfinished rooms to
~ who are prepared to give table
Ntr should make it kno wn in the spring.
A's, NJ. Helen Bird was the hostess of a
'7'y pleasant occasion last Friday evening,
wren sae had few guests in honor of her
end Miss Edith G. Folwell of Isola Bella
.4t3les took up the first part of the even
&. af,er which an impromptu musical
Wis much enjoyed. Miss Marian
Wells, Mrs. Herbert E. Drink water, Miss
a. Helen Bird, Mrs. Howard L. Written
aug Mss Amy E. Stoddard participated,
@e tie evenings enjoyment closed with
@a- a1llege songs, with Miss Folwell at
asMno.
'an'uncement is made of the publication
s0oG form of the history of Camden and
"1Anort written by Reuel Robinson and
'.''ei in inStallments in the Camden Her.
81. 1t IS volume of $40 pages with So il
.@aa' onS and is a valuable addition to