The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-09-16
: NEWS OF BELFAST.
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,,d,es of the Baptist society will give
p linner in Memorial Hall Thursday,
FD '.nber 28rd; court week.
Y -, schools opened last Monday. Miss
NJ. N Towle is supplying in the 7th grade
annette NJ Robinson, who is i'll.
-, ai be dance in Equity Grange Hall
t., evening, September 18th, with music
sr.. orchestra. Ice cream will be served
rntsrnissi0n,
,-.rtjsed letters remaining in the Belfast
~ Alice for the week ending September
r Mrs. Charles Chapman, Mr.. Charles
Y e.. Mr.. Harold C. Sinclair.
I, .ssIjo girls" of the Belfast exchange
.. NESTS of Mr.. Charles Bradbury at the
r,so comfy fair last weak. He has also sub
a.a for Munsey's magazine for their rest
sr
=, pytban Sisters will have picnic sup
=, .rsir hall tomorrow, Friday, night at 6
~. The admission will be cents. All
.,bsrs and their families are invited to at
c5ri ring food
rl-,s, well of this city lost valuable COW
saturday and the cause of death was a
.,s.-, until DR.. Darling made postmortem
=. .,rre finish nail imbedded in the heart.
!, NJ. must have been swallowed with the
.,..,r. aehard Leader and County Attorney
.r. 7rducted a private hearing on the
Am inf fire recently in Peavey's hall. The
4rss,ss we're examined separately and the
..-s waited with much interest.
H. annual meeting of the N. P. W. T.
a-s viii be held with Mrs. c. A. Pilsbury,
r- .treet, Friday, September 18th, at 2
n al members are earnestly requested to
.o.ss7rt as arrangements are to be made for
srrier ewing school.
T-- losing dance at Temple Heights was
zen last @aturday evening, with music by
zss rchestra. These dances have been
rg TOE large pavilion during the summer
.r .ad have proved very popular with
sier + his city and Northport.
4 l7-, i over sixty gulls, by actual count,
sss-1 in the upper harbor Tuesday morning.
4, -.sarded as a sign that thinkers are
id. a1t better sign is the fact that Chas.
8r' has taken some in a net. 1t is
Pee they may prove as plentiful as in the
s a'g past.
". -r L. Shorey has resigned as matron
me teltast Home for Aged Women, on ac-
NJ. The critical illness of her mother, Mrs.
clnsr Hatch of Citypoint. Miss Mary
mam ',1uerly of Searsport, has been elect
m-.r7 Vi the Home.
Tie Waldo County Medical Association met
iUy last Monday. A large number was
ss- .al much interest manifested. The an
meeting will be held in Belfast, December
h when the election of officers will take
zee and some interesting papers will be read.
-ts steamer Castine will make an excursion
"a Btfast and Searsport to Bangor next
-ay 'eavng Lewis wharf, Belfast, at 9 a.
md 'earsport at $50. Returning will leave
7gor a, { D. m. Fare for the round trip 81
It's ret aboard and enjoy the beautiful sail
Dr. teaobscot river.
Tie September session of the Supreme
iaa curt will open next Tuesday, Justice
"1tehouse of Augusta presiding.
.s4 POSITION to know say it will be long
s0. lasre are number of civil suits en-
rial and a long list of liquor cases.
a- Waldo County Womans Christian Tenn
a- mon will have REST Room" at
Monroe fair next week, to which a cordial
-aegH IS given. There will be an oppor-
r meek bundles, ETC., get drink of
a. dos ater, and to rest moment. Mem
= r~ some of the unions will assist the
Miss A. G. Keene.
pected that Waldo county will be well
ees.s.ed at the State W. c. T. U. conven-
aaHgor this week. Miss H. N. Millett,
a4e1t, Mrs. H. A. Carter, Mrs. R. H. Smart
t- gates from Belfast; Miss S. A. Mansur
-g'0er- from Monroe; Miss E. M. Hall from
Msr7or,; Mrs L. A Rhodes from North
r Mrs Della J. Bartlett from Jackson; Mrs.
aaAey from Knox, and many others.
ines Currier and Clifton Beckwith, with
lux vi Bailey's team, collided with the
lazy cam at the foot of the Nickerson hill
mag light. Alonzo Beckwith was near the
S'2 tut escaped without injury. The boys
'e more or less bruised and the Bailey
e'' vas somewhat damaged. No fault can
found with the boys as the accident &C.
ned 70. very dark bend in the thick woods.
Il, he regular monthly meeting of Wash
s"l Hose company Horace Chenery was
.I an honorary member of the company,
has aeeepted. This is in recognition of
AID Mr.. Chenery has rendered the fire
sFment on many occasions with his auto
"t 10 transporting the firemen to and
Ill mes His last experience at fire has
4'l',Fated to him the need of a rubber
'HS IS still going on at the wreck of
V''7f Alice E. Clark in the eastern bay. A
We is ringing up the coal thrown over
'' oy the Boston wreckers and prepara-
'' are oeing made for righting and raising
'1''ener, which now lays on her beam ends.
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