The Republican journal., 1910-07-14
: NEWS OF BELFAST.
,,,sHERs' NOTICE.

iP ergrBr'cAN JOURNAL Fo'A'sh'NS w.
r.Dley opened his hospital on High
pr T. .aek with three patients and others
sl'Ds ~ Marthorn Doak are building
C'r''yD the shore at Saturday Cove on the
bSp 0'' ,,,r,ran White, Esq, of Brookline,
s' .,.-,,, slmonton, 1.-The man from Ar
Bs'' .,dJ speak on Socialism at Memorial
s5''' r m.. July Goth. Ladies are es-
Fs c'. Management Of the Waldo County Hos
lDf ],, 49, hank MIR. ". E. Hamilton who so
Fi'I WEI flied the urns with plants and
Mis-. Marshall.
a5,gio cashier of the Waldo Trust Co.,
.,,., occupy og for several weeks the cot
p ,t.-pa, $ Point which he bought last
fs ID ,a. practically rebuilt it and added
En- .1g-. sots'
| -s.r- was inspecting the work on
'' '..r.r,.- wharf the other day, and point
e S.-so.. slp he remarked: 1--we no doubt
y ~, Ns.rereed wharf builders, but they
~ ". made saH here.
ID. Howard has named his power boat,
..-.rrr,ui Mr.. F. R. Wiggin, for Mrs.
..a e lad put her into the water
W.T. Aiggin has bought small
-..-l .saeor parties.
,s- the Episcopal mission will
-,.....- ,He store in Masonic Temple,
!. ...... nifty occupied by Fred A.
s- -,s. July 21st. Many attractive
.stve.. viii be on sale.
.o. .I.g auto went up High street
...--. -r ag ike a shot out of gun,
.rt5ng its speed at from 40 to
,-..... ..-- it was learned later that he
=. -- 20 Jackson and covered the
-..-..r as in 10 minutes.
-.... ewanyille. u years old, was
..,-s.a. curt Monday and was COM
-.4 . Rogers to the Industrial
l. H4llowell. Sheriff Carleton
NJ ..- .la.myell on Tuesday mornings
.- . is dead and she had been a
... writes: 1.-THE article on Re-
u-.- 4tl@ in your last issue ought to
,,-. .-.- Every paper in this country
ta s... ta-r country" The article was
..,r .s. James E. C. Sawyer, to whom
l-t.r r4ebted for many valuable con-
4H.-. - prose and verse.
d, Vase has been marketing a new
.,s-s He bought the plants in Mary
,3.qote.-s ago and acclimated them, pick
-5.sr-s er-ies Friday. They run uniform
,.., sr ear-shaped, bright and glossy. The
se- -ar MY seem perfect berry.
5 ,a7 ms original black cat, which ar
al here "a a freight car several years ago
Il .-.u.t Kittens and was adopted by the
:. -;a lard OIL magnate, now has home at
A5yt e-zamery. With retinue of kittens
used - follow John about the water front.
he 9as frequently seen heading a process
40. s.ag. cats.
.asr Dog is supposed to occupy low
he the canine race; but a yellow cat at
,sr y'z has demonstrated that she is
/. Ire mark among felines. In handling
"a HE ieu found there was a mouse in one
gs-i 5a= eat was called She could not get
d .As rag, Of course, but she seized the
use .r1 the outside, biting through the
,s.s the rodent.
Mrs rrnkwater gave children's re-
aa p,ne, 81 Congress street, July 9Th.
.si.-s lzner played the following num-
--s Strelezki
.s 3a 5 Hunting Song Horneman
song Volkmann
'4 ..ig Chavagnat
-at Goedicke
ray, aged u years, lost his life
,5.-s he kennebec river at Fair
-a.. asday afternoon, July 9Th. He
ard got beyond his depth, sink
'5-r hrs companions could reach him.
3 aa'- recovered a short time later.
nae was in Belfast and he had been
HFz sr7eld with his mother, Mrs.
10. ls-
he na- enent of the Belfast fair has ar
ge- y "a liam G. Hill of Portland to do
'- &- lie shooting as one of the at
'o'1s ne fair next month. Mr.. Hill is
5Ayt7 rrie, gun and revolver shooting;
'aFl pIHung, bottom-up shooting, flying
2-H shooting and handling two rifles
'n5 ;aas lime will be interesting features
BIS ees
'''= a attended the reading by Edward
EF.' The Baptist church last Friday
l's rtJsei an hours laugh. The "Trip
44sA'a7g, or Crossing the Atlantic" intro
-4 'ae E9ston. New York and Chicago
>' sr.-@ note and lesser lights, and was
'! gH ueholt The miscellaneous num-
'c.lA"l the Horse Sale and mortgage
''efs In uavid Harum, an Old Maids Love
a2. The small boys composition on the
sr to- stume and were laughable in the
'ene
49, rson, architect, of Bangor, was in
-2 'e.e-tly to make plans for the i'm
'r the late residence of Miss
'" the property and future home of
-'. ''s Hares H. Walden. A pergola
'9 on the northern and a bay win
nthern end of the house, and a
'-''' l-t There will also be improve
IN 1terior, including bath room.
81 '' Walden expect to move to their
E' 73tut the first of August.
'pl i and Stephen S. L. Shute, heirs of
7tlt= Of san Gabriel, Cal, and of Mrs
leu mute Willis of Providence, all heirs of