The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-07
= NEWS OF BELFAST.

~ the dliitNs
I. d't s, l5l Il. Home for Aged Women
the ~ VA, County Commissioners met in
be go'@ in the court house July End for the
il F, .3nn Of the regular routine business
n''' s,,s,s, Yacht Club will hold meeting
he ' s,,alIng on the pier Thursday evening
their 'u' ~, members are requested to be
gen .,,ho dance at Mystic Grange hall,
hfis W." .,,,of saturday evening. July 9th,
tel ''D - Ernest Townsend and Miss Bes-
A'' ~ the Episcopal Society are max
DE ''' .so+. 70 hold their annual bazaar
sF'S's 49,. month. date and particulars to
eire' 'sfsr
invention of the towns in the
-ns " loss has been postponed from July
'Hf' "A, he held n the Town Hall. Sears
!. ' ..ip m. July end
j. r,5sr Sunday school will make their
!" .,,-srsa On steamer Castine next
l's ,oos to Eagle Island. They will
''' ~. a1a-f at o'clock.
-..,U. IS. T. L. meeting will be held
!" 49,, ..He Curtis, tomorrow, Friday,
,-s. business drill will be given
h"E ,.i.-.-.vantion." Remember it is an
ming resH+
.- .s Bankruptcy has been filed by
...Y y.N8ls Burnham, section hand.
-- .-sators Of Burnham, Clinton
.....- reI for small amounts. At
f..-.-N aapman, Fairfield.
..-.- .- rs remaning in the Belfast
he week ending July 9Th:
..a- Mrs. Nellie Page, Mrs. Lii
r-s uue Stephenson, Mrs. Alb
r N.... N Hail. stone cutter, John
.... from correspondent an
..-..- # drive around Swan
.- d. resort of fishermen and
... ..- Itlish II next week. A re-
..... rday school association in
..-- ts,3idably deferred.
Cd, ..-... f= log cabin on Beaver Tail
.... and picnic to the people of
.t PARTICULARS of which will
.e-l We are also compelled
...--.f the Veterans meeting
e.. .....-. and some of our county
rs. ... ave very successful re-
.s-.... class at her home on Spring
...... .- sa. aflernoon and evening. Solos
..a- 0dered, followed by chorus
lumber of friends were
ss Pleasantly entertained. Ice
mas ..-se-e served.
r-. ssi5ner Edward Evans of
IL. elected chairman of the execu-
anna -.- -ne Maine State Grange. At
4s..~- h. committee in Augusta, June
-ve- I.. .ed 10 hold the annual session
h. .4rge in Augusta the 3rd Tues
% -r8er 90
he N-.aoa.. sunday school will make their
mel -z-ar-yr On steamer Castine Wednes-
.Jgr s.a jeaying Lewis wharf at $50 and
-ua- amp ground at 9 o'clock. They
uss inner at Sargentville, and spend an
Z Eli s-o1ugton. Tickets for adults, 40
IS. sni. for children. The public is in
ID 20 Jg1 the sXcursion.
lis. ca . NcCrillis is recovering from
seHsts 1T recent accident. While stand
gasa ouer window in the kitchen her feet
ippe rj irving to save herself her full
BIT, cane ~ her left arm and the wrist was
sla Last atarday Mrs. Elva Jewett fell
biz 40 ng a curtain at her home on Bay
lev ,.r7rr r1 dislocated her left wrist and
BIZ SINE bones.
a lh '' a.' Inland. Edward II. Frye OF
gu 7H ar7ear at the Baptist church to-
prov -~-- vening IN his original sketch
tIIs- p l.aughland, or Crossing the
ia-Iy been presented over 1000
be H- u73 States and Canada and in
pda,a, and representations in cos
pa people and everyday folk.
+ Boston sler says of Mr.. Frye: THE
tage or platform"
\ -..s lraod Mrs. Gray of Arlington,
f. 4a .a-ay morning to visit MIR. and
I La Mr. A. Powers of Boston
f2I w with his sister, Mrs. H.
0e0.o't turning Monday. His little
fSls7. 1s -s -oea. came with him and will
r. aa.. with his aunt. Mr.. and
f.. ~recu1 returned home last Friday.
W and Mr. Bunker have returned to
F'a Miss Evelyn Wilson, who has
\ a'-aana srool in Augusta, is at home
|ts' aaa4r
|'Hi 5t|n NJ HE TIDE CHURCH. The
FlAAs -a.e- given to the committee in
(1es The improvements at this church
gu. s70s me ago and week before last it
A'l'e- '9 the mil of Fred A. Holmes, who
+ We use Of his mill one night for saving
~s lumber and the only expense to the
lDlse WIS the pay of the millman. The
''HE light yr. Holmes gave his services
-'Iaaa as well as the use of the mill. 1t
IT, s'Aseted TO- dc much more until after
F'IS' 7f-' l7g work will be carried to COM
f''' Nr W, W Merrill of Hudson, Mass,
IFiiy 1= this city, will contribute memo.
gl4o8 % emory of his wife, Flavilla j.,
-'' itead of the Tide in August,
a, +efe ".ll no doubt be other contri-
W. fsAEse' PROPOSITION. The Rockland
+aae 1or has before it proposition
b rsa-5n 4 Go. of Boston, dealers il
~'- stse 'ties, manufacturers of "work.
ay clothing, heavy coats, over.
~ 's' s..rts,' and employers of "fe.
Tt. rste one of their factories il
@g .t- matter of:some interest here
| - -,H son Of this n;tv hos ,,oprf,c