The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-08-19
NEWS OF BELFAST.

AJE NV
Dark Association will hold its annual
llnip her 5th and 9Th, 1909.
~ N he sociable in the hall at Poor's
per- thursday, evening.
" III he a dance in Peavey's hall Friday
per ..b music by Cunningham's orchestra.
~ n;u be an excursion to Togus
ftfT August 25th, in charge of Orrin ].
i,jlpssd'y A'SN
F'' ,,, Of each week has been set apart
asp at the Waldo County Hospital and
r''''- are invited to visit the institution.
W telephone books distributed last
lF show a large increase of customers
Sri'' able local management of Ralph B..
H' -o,ober session of the Prospect and
las .rrerIy meeting will be held with the
~ enter Church September 4th and
= .,u attendance is desired.-W. N.
ssr.soH Clerk
rsak Capt. J. O. johnson wrote of the
" # Lake St. George, Liberty. This
~, F. Clark gives his boyhood remin-
s' If Half-Moon Pond. More of the
S'' would be welcomed.
Tabor Knox of Warwick, N. Y, will
~, Ak on what the Reformed Church has
~ the Kentucky Mountain people,
o ,f+ernoon at 230 o'clock in Trim
- -,.ej church. All are invited.
...-+y commissioners are holding the
'D ,.,l3st session in the County building
lifting bills and attending to regular
They went to Monroe Wednesday
earring on the road between the
e-a and Monroe village.
.,.- at the Unitarian church include
'' ...r Of the outside chimney. Tile is
pr nae, with an air space between
81 -4a aricks. The old chimney did not
new walk has been laid from
-sat entrance to the church.
....es Of Horace Chenery and M. b.
>. .. I he we'll represented in the races at
g...or fair next week. Mr.. Chenery's
NE sent to Bangor next Saturday,
'5.-. F. races there will go on the grand
.,,ina;ng with the events at Readvllle,
-.r-,a) is Indebted to Mrs. Ellen II.
81, sr Il very attractive little booklet
.-.--. citing forth the beauties ana
.he county of Santa Barbara, Cal
w. ncludes picture of the largest
..-. q the world, at Carpenteria. Inc
....- -.re of the trunk is 9 feet and 1t
.,., ,us Of grapes annually.
IN. market gardeners have for some
... ..nishing ripe tomatoes, caulif1oWer'
.u..- rabbage. late peas, green corn and
..,s,.rables, which reach their customers
: .r This business is growing, not
.- c,ty and vicinity but elsewhere IN
and particularly where the rail-
.--- facilities for shipment to the Bos-
aa-set
-.,. - ating of the Trustees of the Waldo
--. ,ieultural Society last Monday even
lrs Harvey S. Cunningham was elected
sr- .arge of the baby show at the fair IN
.r.a-r il was voted to have the city
~ 7.r.d to the fair grounds, which will I'LL
rs want Selwyn Thompson was elect
81 The vacancy on the finance commit
Ell by the death of William F. Langlll.
u 4-.1Ns. The steamer Castlne Will
(. d, EXCURSION to Stonington Monday,
-. ia. leaving Belfast at 8 a. M, North
4npground at $50 a. M, and Ryder S
gs 30 a, m. Fare for the round trip 50
Is Wednesday,, August 25th, the Castine
rasg an excursion to the Bangor fair,
ng }slfast at a. M, Northport camp
a. ut 30 a. M, and returning will leave
CO. q, s. 80 D. m. Round trip, Is cents.
r ear Of one man in Lincolnville who
rs .s light spirit. The Belfast and Cam
road passes through his field, and
So le. are not only welcome to the
Nv but he would give one hundred
as lhpr than not have the road built.
94 Np'ieye to be the sentiment Of major
o. -e along the line of the proposed
.-l is this spirit which will ensure its
elton.
1e' aw requiring milk-dealers to obtain
5 AND TO have COWS tested went into
gust 18th. There has been some I'M
Silt mong owners of cows as to the
is AIKEN to have them tested, and the
al.e a-iached thereto. In Ellsworth the
a'Gl of health took up the matter and
wTe Z man come there to test cows.
@ 5-lb be no expense to the owners of the
El / a COW is condemned, and ordered
90 r paid for by the State.
s MILLS. Mrs. Leslie Payson came
as week on visit. Her husband is here
's father, S. A. Payson. d.. Mr.. and Mrs.
aaII Of Massachusetts, were guests of W.
Banks, Sunday. g. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
55o1 II Holbrook, Mass, have been visiting
la15son's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Jack
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Jackson also spent
aay with their parents. Mrs. Annie Lin
ct Searsmon. was guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
IL Wentworth last week.
As ot the neatest specimens of job print
vt have seen for some time comes from
.oi printing office of Miss G. E. Burgess,
ia House block. 1t is folder containing
s,afement of the condition of the Belfast
ag5 bank as it existed on the goth day of
-+g IN which red and black ink are eff
rs!s used. The folder is the work of
'aa'i % knowlton, who received his train
as 1b printer under the late George W.
PES one of the best printers Belfast has
SHOWN. His daughter succeeded him in
vls ness and has well maintained the repu-
Fh # The R,1rpess office for artistic nrint