The Republican journal., 1909-09-09
NEWS OF BELFAST.

team yacht Priscilla Of Baltimore wa
= sgsin last week.
= TU will meet with Mrs. Ray Of
u .oet tomorrow, Friday, afternoon q
oclOeS
ss 'D- 0r in Memorial hall, Thursday, Sep
:, sd, Court week.
IAN CATCH. A party of three at tn
w. ouantabacook, recently caught in
Pr sshing. p bass weighing % pounds.
p,aers Of Troy took the first premium
raj Maine fair in the class for draf
and stations, with four years old.
.,o,ts brothers launch was placed il
@ ,.rters at Macomber's last Thursday
the pleasure fleet to be hauled out
Mayo has sold his residence or
,.,rt avenue to A. C. Myrick Of Troy
'F boneht of Helen M. Dodge of Brock.
the house No. 81 Northport avenue
I'll move there
not the fault of the Belfast Gas &
,onpany that there were no electric
-, ,Dti nearly half-past eight last Fri
j.. They were on hand to connect the
Inf were obliged to wait until the draw
p!s.sd in position
Dc, Maine Regimental association will
Il. reunion in Grand Army hall, Bath, to-
~ Friday, at 10 a. m. Headquarters will
4s shannon hotel. Among the deaths re-
Ann 10 august 1st, 1909, is that of Private
yong. o. S, at Searsport, June rs, 1908.
....rc4nt. effective newspaper advertising
rers,aly recognized as absolutely nee
-.,r he conduct of successful banking
.,.s saws the Boston Globe. The Belfast
i. have been doing that kind of advertising
.,,s me and it has brought results in in
-. 7asiuess and deposits.
,p -5ar has the frame up for his new
,.,r Hayview street. Farther along on
.,,sr side of the same street Elijah C.
,rr. has an eight-room, story and half
n- ~ and boarded. The main house is
.,,q-.b an L l3 x14. The house stands high
80. .ag street and commands beautiful
the aaroor and bay.
masters of New England have been
.,t5 .s4ye of five days in which to attend
,--9al meeting of the Postmasters' Asso
sr.r If New England at Boston, October
3. ,r, led they wish to, through an order
.,a b Pastmaster General Hitchcock. The
No. r1. TO exceed that time.
9,a-er ~ and so went on the excursion to
,.s-5ad AXE over the B. & A. last Thurs
l. a1 ON ne same day many went to Water
attend the Central Maine fair, while
-.s made the excursion to Bangor on the
sr teat The last of these popular excur-
a. slueted by Orrin J. Dickey, will take
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Ny .t Mrs. Mcneil are now in charge at
|sG-s Home as matron and farm manager.
b. were formerly of Knox and have held
sa-- n the Taunton, Mass, Insane Hos
ss The clustering of the addition to the
rtng vas completed last week and the
ysa w. rext be put on and the addition got
aly for occupancy.
T5z HAYWOOD Queen Esther Circle of the
lta dst church met at the Parsonage last
risg Mrs Albert E. Luce was elected presi-
II Miss Mile l. Darby, LIST vice president
lis sahlna Morey, End vice president; Miss
4aJeln Chamberlain, treasurer; Miss Ethel
gers recording secretary and Miss Abbie
M. responding secretary.
The tennis balls left at this office by DR..
Mge E. Games of Boston were disposed of
Gam last Thursday. The bright little faces
N many callers, with their expectant "Can
i've ball?" soon exhausted the supply. The
pa doctor called at the office just as the last
Was delivered and smilingly said: That's
Cd SID bring more next time"
# aimiring some of the beautifully col
ID 8; ards, the work of Miss Helen Doak,
aose a Doak's, the conversation drifted
q -rlhtecture to street scenes and Mr..
., .gEested that the Improvement Society
Dc a a much needed work in planting trees
.-4 lots where trees have been destroy
pecially on Northport Avenue and
port shore road.
Mortimer Company have placed
p 0er for the motors at their works with
eaotscot Bay Electric Co. and have re-
s mission from the War Department
srs1t heir dock, trestles, hosting tower
ldns on the water front Monday
DE- entrai crew began work on the siding.
sa tracks will be run into the works. A
l building for tool house was erect
. Z. f. Babcock last week.
BE- Jpurnal received a pleasant call last
"a rom DR.. Charles P. Bean of Boston
az ng Of the fishing at Quantabacook he
remember my father, DR.. N. P. Bean,
VS. born at Beans Corner, six miles from
a;abacook, telling about pickerel being
IN, the lake. When he was small boy,
ably IN 1921, man came to his fathers
e with nine pickerel taken from Unity
They were liberated in Quantabacook
AXE more gamy fishing, which then con-
ID =ntirely of trout. Long ago the picker
mated trout fishing. The black bass in
ale were donated by the late Charles B.
slime many years ago and make good
ar 'o-day"
ines Mallon of IS Freeborn avenue, Provi-
e x. l., writes to the Bangor Commercial
he vas one of boats crew from the u S.
ID ANA, then at st. Thomas, w. l., that on
tn of January, 1863, rowed out about
aies and boarded and brought into the
or The brig l. P. Ellicott of Bucksport.
r. mad been captured by the rebel priva-
tatrlbution and had rebel prize crew on
d. He says the prisoners were sent to
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