The Republican journal., 1910-06-02
HAlLEY's COMET.

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HAiLEY'S COMET.
o.ens saws: 'Twa'n't no great of
agn rxter says next time she won't sit up
al n ynx declares much disappointment
ID ~, ans say, you just ought to hear his
Ia9e 10y ,nted women and disappointed
asa +.rt care if Halley's comet never
,ss.es AGAIN. somerv;,,e 1orrn.,
.,,r,< Aucus. The Republican voters
d .f Belfast are hereby notified to
ne '.,.ue a, the Court House, in said Bel
g " 1 ,aoa 10 A. D. 1910, at 7.30 o'clock PM,
.stegates to attend the Republican
'a'es' -r-7+fon TO be held at City Hall, Au-
IL ~. -s q a. D. 1910, at 10 o'clock a. M,
10 ..alse IF nominating candidates for
HT ,-f tate Auditor, to be supported at
'e w. -.g-ember election. Also to choose
attend the Waldo County Re-
s55- mention to be held in said Belfast,
4v Of June, A. D. 1910, at 1880
'- -e .drenoon, for the purpose of
's .rs dates for county offices to be
d, rue next September election. Also
81 orb. .ther business which may prop
said caucus.
.salblican City Committee.
oBRls S. VICKERY, Chairman.
s-s .- 1910.
...s 81 -.e Esq, in visit last week to
-.-...i., brook trout.
.:. -..a-= has bought the house num-
r- t. owned by Mrs. Esther A.
rning, N. Y.
.s... trout caught by Miss Beaulieu
.- sE. Liberty, has been photo
.... only % inches long.
.... -.-aaId will be the guest of the
a.. ,.-. agricultural Association at
..,.#-- rity August 18th.
f.. BITS Mes C.. Paul have moved from the
-.. =a on High street to the G. R..
.....-. .,ruer Commercial and Union
e.. ,ntractor. came to Old Town
III -- asst season, and is getting his
hiding for new conner. He
..5.. ...-.-a Bloek last season, has just
: ... repairs on the Episcopal
.. .. elN has the contract for the Saw
ing at Belfast.-Old Town En-
lar. e.t1er moose item: Wednesday
- N.r Sth, as Mr.. and Mrs. James
-- ..-s -s.nr from their home in Unity
....- parahurst Corner, they came
...-s w the road. The moose was
.-.,-.. mas Winters used to live, about
il .-.. r..s east of Mr. Clifford's place.
iii . -srnali, Of this city, who is in the
-sa-s age, has his garden all planted,
-r5.-- trs work himself. He has peas
aver aeles. his potatoes have been hoed
4rl .e has onions up. On Thursday,
era c family table was supplied with
.+ fra, mis- own garden. We consider
sga.f relorI for man of Mr.. Fernald's
-,e s4rs-
/. 9s,,rev House, Camden, which has
sci fIr three years will be opened to
u4r.L a.lut June Is under the manage
&, F-ed Is Allen and D. W. Pierson. M.
2 as had charge of the Summit House on
Battle tlr several years and has been a
ruacee.tI manager. The house will be
mug gu3vated and put in first class con-
be m, hers of Castle North are already
rNs the annual camping trip, which
a.g soon after the city schools close.
-ss=y e they will go to Georges lake,
g Fe for a week in tents, enjoying
u- g, bathing, rowing and other
j ts Rev. David L. Wilson and
saJiss will have charge of the
ulmn we publish the annual
=7e- Vermont Mutual Fire Insur-
o' Montpelier, Vermont. Or
5@ ISL his company is one of the
ages FL. business in New England. 1t
&c as in the year 1909 nearly
ea Lars. Any one interested in
i- should write the General
1-7 +. +. e. c. Plummer, at Portland,
Dit very Co., corporation, has
ward B. Lunt who will continue
ae. the same name. Mr.. Lunt
fought the hacks and hacking
.s company and will now do, in
". general livery business at the
7-- +H4s- table. He is reliable and
'''7.-l .An and is strongly recommend
~ .'-r .a 1Hstomers by the retiring MEM
the company, Messrs. R. D. South
y. mm9ns and Capt R. W. Warren.
steamer Siver Star was launched from
sr ne railway last Friday and the
''s Vas t41led out. The Silver Star,
~ 9aaerf ing repairs, returned to her
'' *' '0e -a-@ay wharf. The Castine had
''i'At the ice wharf, East Belfast,
Guy DER IlGer work painted and was haul
nay Ter bottom painted. She has
R- HE and is now in first class con-
-h season 5 business. In fact, she is
'5ay than when launched at
'.' ..s~ ago. Her sheer is perfect
t 100 materially strengthened by
-7t-- and new work.
Charles r. Coombs went to Burn
.''s -..H t' hold an inquest on the re-
Far Phillips, who was accidentally
tam Junction May oath. He
Ivy composed of Charles E
a. 5m O.. Foster, G. E. Gilmore, E.
.'i- }de Allen, and Daniel A. DYER
| sent ~ Waterville in the morning to
.. 1a''s at the home of the deceased,
l-rnham in the afternoon, when