The Republican journal., 1909-06-24
: NEWS OF BELFAST.

..srt tomorrow, Friday evening, at
Band concern
fe' ,.,rnal will be on sale each week at the
l'' scs Northport campground.
~ u c T. U. will meet with Mrs. Ray, G
IR' ..sst tomorrow, Friday, afternoon.
p a Haney opened his store on North
b'7 ,,,nqround last week, and with Mrs.
FT' .ss moved there for the summer.
~ nj. time table on the Maine Central
l' -, effect June 2lst. The corrected time
q" Tine qiven in The Journal next week.
.-,s TO meeting of the Belfast Board
last Monday night, as the secretary
,soe.ve the printed notices in time to
~ .b. mails for delivery.
.,,tract for carrying the mail from
q. Belfast via Lincolnville Beach from
> ,oog to June 80, 1918, has been awarded
IVY ..,e R Fernald for $1252 per year.
,.,r ,up has been presented to the Wal
-.,of, agricultural Society to be awarded
" .oby show, for which arrangements will
AT the regular fair in September.
.,,r poak and his brother Marthon are
..,,p the trout brooks in this vicinity.
We heard Carleton offer to furnish
.f,- proof of the statement the other day.
3D.. f.,,orl letters remaining in the Belfast
7e.. for the week ending June 10Th,
5sson Cottrell, Miss Carrie Stewart,
~ 0ifford, Geo Moore, Charles Wyman.
A. r.- rance Press of June End publishes
r.t 5.ements of life insurance payments
',., Tire total amount for Maine is $780,
y .. ri. fast. 500, 876 and for Searsport SIS
~.. r.,t Sunday school will have their
,.- friday, July End, on steamer Castine
.,- LEI leaving Lewis wharf at 9
General invitation is extended.
~, me landing at Sargentville and a
-.- n.y.
.r .GF. Our Center Montville CORE
.. mites: "Mr. Rufus Lowell sold to
a. .lt.. ou Monday a fine calf, ten weeks
A.. .-.-t1c 80 lbs, for which he received
~ -. aid to be the finest calf shipped
~, this season."
D .. nave fancy work to give for the
-. Home for Aged Women lawn party,
.... al notify any member of the COM
.. s'- George E. johnson, Mrs. c. R.
, Maude E. Barker or Miss Mar
re 5nlon.
an auction sale at the Critchett
.r.. p Fl street last Saturday, A. G. Cas-
-s -a.smont, auctioneer, of household
..- - reviously disposed of at private
aduse has been leased by DIR. E. D..
d, will occupy it later.
o.. 7odist Sunday school will go to Cres-
90 Wednesday, July Both. They
--- .sfe for dinner and then sail to White
lea. cents for adults and rs cents for
.5-.. q, er r. The boat will leave Lewis
anu MOI III pOIi dI d. Ill
~.- u1I be excursions to Bangor every
ta. aroughout the season on the steam
g and Camden, conducted by Orrin
H.. The round trip fare will be 80
s oubtless many will take advantage
Fortunity for an ideal days trip.
lq,..5or J. G. Aborn has raised the main
.- t-lr Girls Home about Is inches. This
a 7ary as otherwise the farther end of
IL. l= of the new L. would have been
1s=s.r md The additional head room was
s- Decided in the cellar, which was so low that
Gil bal 10 be made in which to set the fur
IN #es of the C. A. R. celebrated Flag
h Memorial Hall, June 18th, with the fol-
vrg cram: Flag drill by girls, instruct
rs Hiss Lillian Spinney; reading, Ansel
as 9og, Robert Titherington; recitation,
Is White; reading, "The Flag" Mrs
.4 NcKeen; song, little Miss Madeline
e. ..- 7ors in the South Primary building,
, d-timers as the Academy, gave
ISL a. Wiggin a pleasant surprise few
u 70 She was invited to the home
muel Adams on Northport avenue,
hr met the teachers and was presented
arge photograph of the building.
s- }plete surprise to Miss Wiggin, who
q as-ciates the gift.
from box % Wednesday evening,
vas for fire in the foundry of the
gl Ter Bushing Co. The three fire
Seaside and Washington Hose Com
-,z the Hook and Ladder Company,
~ the spot and their prompt arrival
at might have been a very disas-
aA a The fremen soon had it under con-
al q little damage was done.
a waist dance under the auspices of
Hospital Aid mentioned last week,
d. be gwen this, Thursday, evening at the
tiast opera House. A large number of
%e's aavo already been sold and much inter-
" INFESTED in what promises to be the
@' popular dance of the present season. 1t
adj to the pleasure of these attending to
''V ~ is in aid of a worthy object. Excur-
os ~.l run by boat from Castine and Isles
w. ana by train over the branch, as previous
agertlsed.
4ares h. Knowlton arrived from Boston
" week IN his touring car. When asked as
.'1la he said the best roads were those in
'a' county. From Kittery to within three
-e III Portland the roads were poor, and
'7 Portland were decidedly worse. In
'' 'grian Mr., Knowlton thought everybody
ivy tat-l by train or trolley. The main road
'"Lg INTO Augusta he found particularly bad.
'&'o county the roads were wider and in
~" rape than III other sections. Nearly
'''' . '1l IN Waldo county has been building
''- -.'3, and the good work still goes on.