The Republican journal., 1908-08-27
IN NEWS OF BELFAST
,sHERs' NOTICE.

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'fYu van 5earspore aii4 70 NJ racsiva D snh,
'.1tholZed agents u receive SUI
,,,oss f'f qdyertlsementS; ~
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,, subscriber writes: "Enclosed
la'i ,aar old Journal, which have
i = If many years"
nsF- If repairing Lewis wharf is
T5f avorably, New strinsers are
gE -s needed and the covering will
,s e.v. 1t is said that when the
p'a s,mpeted the wharf will be
ss o, season is nearly over and
u mon. has not been reported off
If '- M, TWO Southport fishermen are
@. S' s.~s captured a turtle the other day
sl ..a.- feet long, five feet wide and
u ID 70 weigh 800 pounds
= Eros. have just completed at
F-''- .... works on Front street very
;-s marument of light Lincolnyille
sl7o, nd black Quincy granite for the
gi'.. -. Dyer and family. 1t will be set
..u. lot in Monroe.
.4,rf.I Of Burnham has bred his
L'ia. mare Gypsy Felix, 2 24a, to Trim
Is. Gg,l Felix is by John Felix,
g ~ ... oD4sr, and her dam was by a
.ge e.. Mixes. Trinity Bells breeding
s'' o,. foal a double Electioneer-
,-., and MI. Burrill thinks he
1 ... for something worth raising.
.ru and Home
-.....,ses # the Waldo and Penobscot
~oeiety have announced $3.50
Pa. be- raced for at their annual
!- .-..-a-, sept Is, 16 and II. There
i'- -I..- races with purses amounting
..--,. lay of the fair. They have
.-.-.r with c. j. German to furnish
...uu, Most liberal premiums
.'' ..... .xhlbition are offered on live
.,.. .... -o79es.
.-, 20 a letter addressed to the
. lane Founders Co., Boston, ask
.. lave their representative, Mr..
at ,his Office to figure on
....5 The Journal, was dropped
-- box at the post Office at 80
- III. the same day Mr.. Hill
.r..ultce. No, he did not come
~ ..... he simply happened to be in
...... ami made his usual call and
..... -md fat order. The Journal
....e4r in new dress.
..... ....-, count for anything |. l..
..- .. much comfort in his automo-
.alt one. Some appear nervous
AS though they feared the
..... .-l- blow up or puncture tire
... tlr tourists who go through
.... .-a streak of creased lightning,
While to- get their breath, look
4ti care worn, but Mr.. Perry
.... .. uevid as a summer morning
-.. eiully with due regard for
...- u-jestrians. lie does not go
,... ..l the streets with an empty
aulys accompanied by his fam
, ..-. ueighbors, and deserves the
.- ". evidently derives from his
r. class postmasters of Waldo,
, - this city August 18th. Post
. piukham of Palermo presided
a. N.. ire Weymouth, postmaster OF
, .., tire secretary. Ten postmasters,
.., -Ur Jucials as guests, were present
f.. -sr .tl-ct Of the meeting was to talk
W.. ur perfecting the organization.
ESQ ,a, were drawn up asking PreSl-
elf u-lv-I to allow the fourth class
-c-. ~ .etEice, The following officers
g- aFpd President, ii. d. Pinkham,
4-.. Wee President, W. A. Griffin,
a -.g-laly and Treasurer, G. A.
ue Nouroe; delegates to the State
..-.. bangor, II. d. Pinkham and
rGu At the afternoon ses-
..... milking was in order. lnSpec
t. -HH GG If Bangor gave an inter-
,.- r-tructive talk on the service
4. .... Ter Z. Il. Duron also gave
talk. An informal speech
... Pusmaster j. w. Black of
'-. r-r which Postmaster Frank
.. Ills city spoke briefly. The
,e-ryd the Belfast postoffice and
4 ... homes on the 3.15 p. N. train
.-L0IcUATs" The heroine of the
b.. --tH novel published by c. NJ.
.aa-n4 So Co.,, Boston, made her debut
... last Opera House Wednesday
'@u- Is 18th, and was greeted by
#lusiaStic audience. OF course,
--s -i,ied Fl and around Miss Petit
Oats THAT charming character was
''to = b Miss Florence Farr. She was
a-st A.4 njusome, frank and sincere, nat
4d . 9rabIe, as Agatha of the whaler
l'i1'. It's the society lady and later as
Ii 0qHess F0rnay. Mr.. Twomey took
le i-a tater Of the clergyman lover, Rev.
'Alf Harding, and seldom does one see so
a'liu portrayal of the whole-souled
A'@.al minister and the true-hearted
l'- VIZ. Frank Allen as old Captain
""" .ue LIhnd-daddy OF Agatha, le1t
o'Ia- he desired, and Edwin Clayton
ii hamilton, the man of the world,
WI Emma Carlton as the society
'- eselle'i heir parts in most pleas
'- ALL elective manner. The comedy
a'' enjoyable feature of the play,
'.e u. 'I. capable hands of Miss Char
VIZ Weston and Messrs. Wellington and
'"H"- The play was set with the COM
'a. 'n scenery, and the performance
'@ 'I- # ,le best seen in this city for
,Ae e
ar OF CREAM AND BUTTER.
-'H.' been "a scarcity of cream in this
-o.a VI some time, grocers finding it
'"'i . their orders, while the ice
.7u' H0rs, with the increased demand
'' ' .- continued warm weather, have