The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-09-23
NEWS OF BELFAST.

-. will be sociaOle al 'ne r00r Mills
Wy 10 cotillion party in Memoria.
|tsr v" rroy, Friday, evening.
pD ,,moer is prevalent. DR.. Darling es-
|N dl''S obout 50 CANNES are suffering from
|ss that ABOUT ~
,,,c from the wharves has begun,
$si 49, hes and the fish have not been
I've '''''s'
b u;lls went to Bucksport September
5'S'' .,o5 the fall term at the E. M. C.
/ % atisoo INV
prg
Kos Of the Methodist Church will
~ sale in their vestry tomorrow,
n afternoon.
F. Bros. are having another and
'u' .+oon built for use at the wreck Of
,.r Alice f. Clark
- looming. The tannery is running
a1 s,..t and the corn canning factory is
1" .oI7yment to quite number.
,,r the public dinner in Memorial
W y. Thursday. noon given by the ladies
|. "a e,pt.t society, Tickets rs cents.
Mrs Frank Pendleton of Lincoln
w., srfared upon their duties as janitor
..sa5per for the Waldo County Gener-
ssp-s
all be a dance in Equity Grange Hall
'' -. .,sslag. September 2sth, with music
~ tstra. Ice cream will be served
-,su ts''a
III. 4. will meet with Mrs. Helen
..- }igh street, tomorrow, Friday at
aIl the members make special
Visitors are cordially invited.
..s.m NINA Belle, Capt. Ben Arey,
.r.a. Monday on the route of the
=. >-s. While the latter steamer is en-
d, ,h. wrecked schooner Alice E.
... q -r5lt season for pears and plums
those fri. are abundant and of fine quality
..rls.sa. pears we have seen were
,-asp. ayorites. raised by Charles R.
d.
.rT N.ler has opened his fur parlor
IF Tumpson's confectionery store on
street lie is now collecting skins in
p and a-er will go to Boston and New
Nor good.
3na.s dscrber in sending remittance
Wa snnot get along without The
,." THIS was also the remark of sub
,,,g distant city, a recent caller at The
"a. t
81. a7 winter schedule of the Maine
p, G will go into effect Monday
ME- ,,aaes It'll, and the train arrange
u ig racticalIy the same as that of
Re. 4 oy and his son Mill er arrived
a. d rbu paybreak II, with fresh had
s-r H-0 rr. their regular customers, and
aa ar their friends. The Journal man
~. ,he favored ones.
pig OCULAR meeting of the Belfast
f e last Monday evening W. B.
2 Lives, George R. Doak and Will
1rmat we're elected delegates to the
.g h. State Board of Trade in Rock
81. nter 23d and oath.
vert aj etters remaining in the Belfast
# tor the week ending September 21st:
# lements, Mrs. Bill Cayor, Mrs A.
ssn8d , letters), Miss Lottie Harris
e< Mrs Alton Small, Mr.. H. j. Hut
1 Ns Henry Jefferson, Mr.. Benjamin
sol. L. F. Rice, Mr.. w. M. Walker, Mr..
V Wight
Sunday the steamer Castine will make
}nalhayen, leaving Lewis wharf at
- and will make landing at Camden
.ay $50 that those who do not care to go
-l.@U the bay may visit in Rockland or
ga p go to Crescent Beach for dinner
-,aUGants in Vinaihaven will be notified
coming % an excursion.
henson & bennett had their first finnan
s five season last week. 1t has been
get haddock, or indeed any bottom
-ag-C vi the dogfish, which have been
.rzr.ls than usual. Something will
.f. lone for their destruction or they
10 the bore fishery. An interesting let
Eff .g-stion will be found on another
5-'E- and passenger steamer Viking,
t Hean st. Stephen, n B., and Calais,
'e auding at st. Stephen, September
'-o $3.50 worth of cargo on board. She
ll nd as the fires had been extin-
20 t'r I'm inspection the steam pumps
.. 'e Used. The Viking was formerly
feoaaseot bay service, commanded by
'.l 6ennett,now of the Bucksport and
-- irut.
Mari +. Thurston gave family party
aane at the Head of the Tide last Fri
'eA'tg. 1t was the first time in eight
That The whole family had met. Those
We're, Walter H. Thurston of Lewiston:
ihurston of Waterville: Mrs. Charles
Mrs Herbert Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
s-ements of Belfast. Refreshments
9'Fel and happy evening spent by all.
'i every week we receive personals and
LIENS for publication after The Journal
Ne to PRESS, and not infrequently "a
e''ef II you have anything today for
aNoA N the next issue of the Journal
' Nl ut once. Don't hold it for some
Fay Items received later than Wednes-
.'' van rarely be published that week,
paper goes TO press in the afternoon.
J. 'Heeiey of Clinton, who is said to be
sa-est producer of honey in the State,
7'N'airor at the fair in Lewiston. His
WAS mostly in bottles, although he had
combs and also had several cases of
'e'f. Mr.. Greedy says that the rasp-