The Republican journal., 1908-07-16
INF NEWS OF BELFAST
,suERS, NOTICE,
of The Journal are on sale at

sgHul j
,s,ocad in price cents per dozen
"a IA retailing at "a cents
b' ..mo is already on. There is a
I-5 -3r and a photographers tent
aea .o -''
-.. as- tile tenders built at the Ma
.s. shop on Front street are good
e1t H- legal tender,
..t sill give their services at the
I'' ..a party at the Home for Aged
Fa' ..-daesday evening, Aug. 18th.
.., .es reports the BURBERRY crop in
estimated at between 5000
3d. ...a total loss, The berries mar
s5~ are small and retail at 10 cents
t...- for the Waldo County Veterans
-.t,s been changed from Aug. 9Th to
hs'@ ,-.l and it has been decided to have a
~ ,.,r.. dinner and all are requested
.rns pared.
49,. .f- We'll known horse belonging to
..-.. XIV. George E. Tufts, and wintered
w. ,.ars by NJ. o, Wilson of Sears
-.. been sold to the Misses Fannie
.,'.... FAYE Of Montville,
..-...r--.l-s reached the height of pro-
.. and the minimum price last week,
,...e. 81 advance, selling at Is cents
go. Tie first raspberries were in
l.,...s.. Friday at II cents box.
-.....-1 l4tters remaining in the Bel
,....- 1e- fur the week ending July
~. ST., Ella Z. Kenney, Mrs. Ortiz,
d.. ~uiran, Harvey Buffer, Geo. b.
r... ..vsrI Duffy, Geo. II. johnson q
.-e >lurch.
,- Water Company has been
.-...... .-.N-eu 100000 and 100000 gal
.-.... meet largely increased con-
.,.,. I8- pond makes up at night
.... .lmped out during the day.
...... .ua7s should not waste water in
..a- picnic was held on the shore
t... -.-r VI, when there was gather
a. rs. The affair was given in
~. .r MISS Lillian Baker of Rockland,
... .. guest of Mrs. Howard l..
r.-- - menu was thoroughly en-
a and the lemonade, served
..-.- .pu1uyed style, was great at
.... moonrSe was watched, and
81. .. ay4iag spent.
r. ...,-l- If the Protestant Episco-
If Belfast will have their
t...- ..u1rial Hall on Thursday July
ef ... .9 p, M The various booths
.q..I. . .Aarge OF Miss Gammans, Miss
r1-,. 's--H ne, Mrs. Allan McLane, Mrs.
Z.-- u-4ely. Mrs. Kellar, Mrs. C. A.
9.-,. Mis- William II. Quimby and Mrs.
Tu. ,usa. assisted by a number of
r.sr. ease read the advertisement
a.a. . A. appear in the next edition of
Ii-agIA.
I-,ias muning a few drops of rain fell
ys.a ..d not be called shower. The
*. sd, ..+reast all day but the prom
,aI IA aar- lid not materiaize and the old
"a IL ", signs fail in a dry time" was
ot'-r re. I'd Between and Top. m. how
4g-a rh- mbe of thunder was heard in
lie distance and flashes of tightening illum-
ae. tl4 sky, and soon the rain came down
Hamst Welcome and refreshing shower,
soi $ dir 4ot Of long duration it must have
la5- -,t amount of good.
sm-r efast people took buck board
ul-'o lulay Cove last Sunday morning
li ,l7E uiued a party at the Cove on
bonn ,A- schooner W. II. Jewell, Capt !
DGl5Td ', Tor sail to Gilkey's Harbor.
There WIGS GOOD breeze blowing, and the
l=gt ha u- been noted as crack sail
-a1 .h- sail was an enjoyable one. A
~yp vi cams was dug on Gilkey's Har-
o. aH w the return to the Cove about
@@'a. '1r party had clam bake on the
""- TOE Belfast contingent returned
lo-e.- .ns board in the evening.
-@ Methodist Sunday school will have
l- lea Sion tomorrow, Friday, on steam
p .sstir The steamer will leave Lewis
S-aii' Re asst, at s. 80 a. m, Camp Ground
III satsrivp at Bucks Harbor at about II
- where hey will have a picnic dinner
d - grove aud spend about two hours.
'-- ME VIII then be down the eastern
W a' Eagle Island and through Fox
9all ltopughfare, making a landing at |
's"a iAyru. The course up the bay will |
'-iy4g1 Tilkey's Harbor and landing
WIZ Dc male at Northport Camp Ground
BILL d very attractive trip and all who !
~'" familiar with the attractions of the |
'! sAo1e get aboard. Tickets, adults, so |
"l@ children, % cents.
81 PERSONAL note to the editor of The |
'-IDa Hon Fred Atwood of Winterport |
gl III a fearful time. am in fear |
,'"T t'He Of cOnhagration. WinterpOrt |
's-t We can play three streams of |
.'T ''H any building. We have $780,
'''h pump, and can pump direct to
"'-il, giving US 10 to 80 pounds pres
~" have two hose carriages and
"-a9led companies. You will note
'= FRO" n East Boston, and they are
| I' TIES all over the State. Every one
very careful about fires. In my
F'tFH-- of over 40 years l have never
n. 'Il one year when it was SO dry.
-'' Il'ed up rapidly. Some places
A.. .' '.- VII 81 to 40 per cent of last years
11st FIRES. Fighting fires has
,n -- a.e the past few days in many
a, wy" "i the State and much dam
ON ''' ione, Friday a big fire broke
A., .-' LIurd Pond on the outskirts
g., awhile, where there is much valuable