The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-17
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am more than pleased with
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e astine will make an excursion
'' ro Castine and Vinalhaven. The
,SA -7und trip is so cents. She will
f. s6..r at o'clock.
m 3a, september 9th, the big day of
''' ,.rriages passed over the bridge
i md a half and in 3 hours and
mobiles went over.
.s.aty patrons went to Togus on
III the monthly excursion over the
''' .---a' railroad under the management
4' nieley. This is the last excursion
..,n make to Togus this year.
.. -.ral Hammons wishes notice CIV
..-- the lighting of bontires around
..pnt of the extremely dry season.
,tIged to put out several which
..-.-s 10 property, and future offend
laished.
with the exception of those in
..- r-m nary building, and the Head of
..#,al. began Monday with good
... .td with the corps of teachers
..aaaneed. There is every indica-
Term will be a successful one.
.. .lpils registered in the High
--aaq7 in the Freshman class.
..r f1r a cellar on Union street on
# bought of Clarence Wyman
.. r,tcher, several old collins were
rsre was formerly a burying
nifty. and when the land was
.rGag purposes, and the bodies
.I1 Grove cemetery, these must
oEed. The collins were made
.rted red, as was the custom in
nusjcal entertainment, "The
will soon be given in the
Ur. n. W. Littlefeld of Ban
.-pices of the Universalist So
.- been given very success
the State and many are de-
IL produced here Mr.. Little
aased to meet all the musical
and their friends at the Uni
Friday evening, Sept 25th, at
.. FAIR. The annual fair of
.-.r Agricultural Society closed
The weather was perfect for
.-. ...snl the attendance Wednesday
raker There were about 5000
.olnds on that day, and on the
Tendance was large. 1t was
ago that we have one of the
racks in the State and good
.. ior years past the races have
..t u the State Work was practi-
..,t i'm the factories during the
...ou- and the stores were closed
ternoon. The arrangements at
q-ere well carried out and there
a.. . bitch n the program or the slightest
-ult-fnding. While all concern
.-. r.r.agement are entitled to praise, it
--.. admitted that DR.. ]. B. Darling,
...-..rt Orrin J. Dickey the secretary,
rock. superintendent of grounds,
...t men in the right place. Mr..
.- been engaged as secretary for the
.a Fin ne held Sept. 22nd and 23d.
Items. The bark Auburndale
Turks Island, July oath, for
is missing, and it is feared the
4uNn off Cape Hatteras during the
rricane which swept the coast
cb Republic, which left Turks
Alter the Auburndale, arrived at
$500 weeks ago. The Auburndale
esq.,. tA SALT. Sch. Willis & Guy was
flchrests marine railway last
r'ug. Capt Thomas Hart of
.r has bought from Boston par
-masted schooner Stephen G.
..' command her in the coasting
.d is a Waldoboro built schoon-
arrying capacity of about SUI
sagadier has chartered to load
u4d wharf, Rockland, for New
.g comes from Booth Bros. &
laite Co. S works, Waldoboro.
..r |sman and Oracle j., have been
oad lumber at Stockton Springs
rtar
E' 'N-e oF THE CAMPAIGN. The Republi-
01.. N the Opera House last Friday
me Of the best gatherings of the
embed there. The hall was filled
H .-..e,rntative audience, including many
'te speeches were of high order
-3 a-.. Heejyed with great enthusiasm. The
5'a "rd was in attendance and gave a
-'O. finely rendered selections during
la.a0e Mr. Charles A. Horton presided
't .raker was Congressman Ralph ID
'.u. an unknown quantity in this sec
'' Hl soon demonstrated that he is an
ur first rank. One of his hearers
d. - .- H the great speakers he had heard
erond only to Bob" 1ngersoll
,onsidered him superior to thai
BE that as tmay, Mr.. Cole helc
'ation of the audience, called forth
"'o un.ause and compelled the admira,
politically opposed. He was fol