The Republican journal., 1909-07-08
= NEWS OF BELFAST.

\" movement Society will meet with
Ins n pote Monday, July 18th, at 2.S0 p. m.
" a. = T. u. will meet with Miss Froth-
lp' tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at 2.30
sesan. ''"'''
NJ ,--.+;st Social Union will meet with Mrs.
'A' n.,hber, q Court street, tomorrow, Fri
gcs. -00V'' "
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y ,rre Dodworth's sloop yacht Caprice
PAINTED and put overheard, but will
v .ommission. She is for sale.
" .)uimby-"Our George"-has not
,rng the town red, but has painted his
eT- ,,.s and it is decided improvement.
e.I. he a dance at Equity Grange Hall
evening, July 18th, with music bv
l'' .-,bestra. Ice cream will be on sale.
-eaent nominations by the Governor
o. blowing: Justices of the Peace, John
= s.gs, nterport: Samuel G. Norton, Bel
q
is. ears Of cut granite for the new pub
p, 7ulding, st. Louis, left tie yard of
u-f+ Granite Works, Frankfort, last
a5s
....H- Of the Baptist Society will have
the vestry tomorrow, Friday,
..--.a 80 o'clock. The public is cor
Kill 'i.
-.. meeting of the directors of the
eed Women is postponed to next
ning, when plans for the lawn
lgrh will be considered.
10. aport Hotel opened July LIST under
-.... .. ment of Arthur ]. Black of Dor
.. Pssz. and Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. French
to receive guests at the White
lara so that visitors to Northport can
.-- for.
7ar Castine will make trip to the
.ro5ner Alice E. Clark, off lslesboro,
lay, afternoon, leaving Lewis wharf
.., md the Campground at 2.3o. On
m ne steamer will make landing at
. ~emain there half an hour.
B.. r, from box IS about 2.S0 last Thurs
. -.~r.an was for a sawdust fire on the
winch threatened the buildings of the
.-- over station. Horace Chenery re-
amptly with his automobiles to take
-...- to the scene, and the fire was soon
Dr. -rol.
A .... party will be given on the Methodist
va Wednesday evening, July l4th.
sing program is being planned. The
al. rdially invited to be present and
- m the pleasures of the evening.
... and homemade candy will be on
.d letters remaining in the Belfast
g. for the week ending July 9Th: Mrs.
- M. Williams Mrs. Joseph Ridgeway,
.-s- eorn Felice Catapane, Alton Catty,
. lark Carl Grant, Archy Hopkins, J.
Ryron M. Leach, A. o. Nickerson,
. n Weston.
# z.~a received a copy of the menu of the
n. lr,r at the Relay House, Bass Point,
r. Mass. the hotel where Henry Haugh
.-.,. ~ the cover is a young Dutchman
t. pipe and beer, and the menu, which
.-acreristic illustrations, contains every
l-aar hungry man or an epicure could
a.r BALL. There will be double-header
The ungress street grounds next Saturday,
81 he Humming Birds will play the Morrill,
.a at l o'clock sharp, and the Searsports
.ag the Belfast Y. M. A. at $50 o'clock.
r. .le boys good attendance. -. The Y. M.
detected Camden aggregation on the Con-
+. street grounds Monday afternoon by a
%. i to g. The Camden team included
rack players, but they were unable to
s he home team.
a-- NJ Bailey of Citypoint had green peas
Inner June Both, and that afternoon
one to market which were on sale at
j aul's We did not hear of this until
Ig JOuFldl lOI lStSl Weth ldu SONe "
U.s. turday native green peas from Bel
r in the market and retailed at SO
peek Peas from Boston were also
,al. nj were closed out in the evening at
sr-. Very fine cultivated strawberries
g d. tUo boxes for IS cents.
81 embers of the Hope Club enjoyed a
-a-9. house party at the Fahy cottage on
ray shore that continued over the 9Th. The
& rembers who participated were Misses
levi, and Isabel CHM, Maude B. Steward,
leta Heal, Lu Thompson, Ida Ames and
sgaret L. Keene, and they entertained as
ssts Miss Bertha Wiley, Miss Ola Heal,
S. wan Billings, Maine Hills, Frank Luce
e4.Eord Ness. A general good time was
order Of the camping party, which was one
The most enjoyable of the many similar af-
rs this vicinity.
meeting of the stockholders of the Belfast
Lake Railroad Company was held
July 7th, at 1G o'clock, at the court
lse- The following directors were elected
lte ensuing year: Frederick W. Brown,
glsJine Colburn, J. Edward Davis, Edgar F.
ason Chas. w. Frederick, Geo. A. Quimby
Riggs, Clarence o. Poor and James w
-'see. 1t was voted that the bylaws be
ended so that ten stockholders instead OF
77'y shall constitute quorum for trans
u u business at the annual meetings
ley the adjournment of the stockholders
stng the newly elected directors met and
led the following officers: Edgar F. Han
resident; William H. Quimby, Secretary
ERIK; and Maurice w. Lord, Treasurer.
NND STORM. Belfast has experienced
wind storms, particularly during political
-la gas, when they have been more or less
i.ac-ed, but the storm of last Thursday
aHg for suddenness has rarely if ever been
aaeL The day had been a pleasant one
% Lear air and normal temperature, and
ID \, IL.