The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-24
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p.ra was screened this week, pre-
Rt'57s ,rc stocked with salmon. Asa l.
h' GRAY while employed in field
6s-'5. ,1 the Belmont road, Sept. 18th,
b b. .... ..v,re'y with an axe sevsr'ns an
"" .,..e Of Brooks has bought of A. D.
j. J. ... their shelving, show cases, desks,
Css'. \ .,oters. and they were taken to
I. Il. az Monday He also bought tbs sign over
r The Journal the best and most COM
Fl Oh" ..o-,4r in Maine in the matter of
rrsn'D' anrh assure you is appreciated
aE '' ...t,r, writes a Kittery, Point,
\. .atssrtSer
I, o,-os sold a good many extra copies of
ib' .s.vp People wanted the election
b. VIZ waldo county, report of the Wal
g" .., far. and other local news not to be
org t1er newspaper.
y .. lime on cartridges was off Sept.
'' -.,.lr,- from many sections of the
''' ....t. that the birds are plentiful-ln
SS' ..o-ra.t to the conditions which ex-
S''' .ssr regardng this game bird.
..-r -rut has sold his farm on Sears
E-- Belfast, to Ralph Peavy of
l.... OH. viii occupy it as summer res
! a. Shuttle and family will move to the
''. .n.a. # his mother, 142 Waldo av-
..... bought one of the cottages
. r-rs Z Wiggin on the shore IN
.a. t- oecupancy during the summer
sa'
s... .T.s Womans Magazine, long
-... ..... AIS ashton monthly, has been
% ...f.- the size of the Ladies
uuhle its former size-and
..... journal subscribers may
w.. .. mt publication for full
uplv ten cents. A sample
..at this Office.
Ill., o. kerson was the hostess for
-sg, party last Friday evening.
we'd from 8 to 1890. The
able" was feature of the
delicious refreshments were
lose Of the play. The first
. .. Miss Frances Howes, who
-...... uty gold handy pins. The
........ ..uet Of rare flowers, went to
s. hga~ick.
IT . ..-r au exceptional season in many
.. .ru particularly favorable for
.5 .rl for many vegetables. There
.-. .. .. Hary ripe tomatoes, and house
70. ...a ue 'ots of canning as well as
s--.r -.e, etc. Squashes and pump
sr... .- ae finely thus ensuring ample
,-. Ills during the winter months.
-- have been raised, and last week
# \ur.hport marketed some eX
In. -.s which were on sale at A. A.
se.a Ills
-..fa .g the publication next week of
SIN. / b. Davises of Brooks, largely of
g. adalI5 Davis, by Hon. C. C. Roberts
whose former articles on the per-
a - aodcal history of Waldo County
e been read with so much interest. The
s. her ..ished in two or more install
ifs .r+ be Illustrated with half-tone
Fg- a Woodbury. Davis, Marshall Davis,
en4 na is Col George G. Davis, Gen.
GIL H,lgau and Rev James A. Varney.
! Te- ERS. The following clubbing
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nd enrr payment is made it should be
f a- rem am, if any, is desired. 1t is
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n.-td with The Journal or from
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tospective offices to our sub
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ra nI l'bune Farmer. 2.25
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!gack called at The Journal
3d. .tN to show us negative of color
l.r i eNplained the process by
t- 5uhs are taken in the natural
}..n ard up to the light the mega
% of Royal Ponciana tree in
showed the colors of foliage and
'-'n- r,- During his stay at Nassau,
-r MIR. Woodcock made very
l-s.AE tu by schooner and sloop among
-'s Hg k-ys and at several places he
'H'"a lhe glass globes used by New Eng
.9's,ar I71ermen to hold up. the warps of
' .-'sr raps and keep them from chatting
.e 7'ts- he finders of these globes
r. aa Y curious to know what they
g 154 Ar Woodcoek, who has spent many
'[ @tg the lobster fishermen of Crie-
'1 Vac able to enlighten them. Even
VI .rfa aaaie than the long drift of these
'@ Mas the arrival of a New England
' Pc A rap in the harbor of Nassau in
'2 soo1 condition. Mr. Woodcock said it
s' sd natural he could almost tell the man
ra3r ~
' f@N''N Although The Journal sold
.'' department many years ago it
s orders by mail or calls in per-
' "'rt 80 that line and is able to refer
.'a7r 20 the three excellent job of
n.y. First in seniority is the office
''" House block of Miss Grace f. Burgess,
-"'e1 ner father, George W. Burgess.
'' s' enlisted in June 1861, as a private