The Republican journal., 1910-03-24
TuF NEWS OF BELFAST

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family without girls
49,, F. Greenwood, who has camp at
,oad recently caught seven pickerel
= ..,saz.red from Is to "a inches.
- -r,n~nyements to the auxiliary Mallard,
35+..r TO an increased sail plan, include an
,,.1t If the cabin and an addition to
n. rysraaag aft,
&C.,. first ripe native Strawberries of the
.,, were to be seen at Swift's grocery
..-s last Friday. They were raised-in the
nv Mrs. F. c. Woods of Northport
,.-,.fned letters remaining in the Belfast
,.r 3tfes for the week ending March 22nd.
H.. t,ts + Brewster, J. N. Dounam, George
= ,.-ss-.. lanes Murch Robinson & Cleaves.
r.s Isrobscot Bay Electric Co. has finished
..,-rf rhe county building and is now re-
-.-.a, 54s5nic Temple. This company is pre-
..-ss . dc all work in this line and carries
.-.-.--.. IN the way of electric supplies.
e.-.nas the sale of fancy work, aprons,
4..s $40 aone- made candy by the young La
Hy. ea. MON in the Baptist vestry next
s....sa atternoon at o'clock. Particular
.--.- r.., been made to have an attractive
sal
-.. .n'e Alliance of the First Parish
.-. arian) will meet at the home of
~. swan and Miss Hervey Primrose
nj afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The
he paper will be, Improvement
-. .3 Cities"
.-. Field & Quimby are local agents
-,-. can Central Insurance Co. of St.
d the Norwich Union Fire Insur-
T. Colcord is the Searsport agent
Insurance Co. of Boston, Mass.
r... ..e < Son are agents for the Fidelity
f--.r- mpany of New York.
., .. are looking for farm convent
81 the house fitted with all the
t- .ry aniences are referred to the adj
f the estate of the late Benjamin
-a asst Belfast. 1t is very desirable
everyway and well adapted to the
,H... ness or any line of farming.
uefore called attention to the col
--5.r -cks at the antiquarian store of
V.-.. combs in this city, believed to be
-f " n the State and well worth visit
am wish to buy or not. Mr.. Coombs
sH. he pioneer in this line, but very
sa srsman and one who enjoys and takes
rr5 work.
0..- tickets We're sold for the annua
H- -e.side Hose Company, which took
rseg aside Grange hall last Thursday
sye,r- and in all respects it was the most
saU=ss d yer given by the company. Reyes
5rcae-Jra If five pieces, furnished music, Shire
FINISHED refreshments, and the floor was
filed a-n lancers.
7f- h has been decided upon as the date
f1r he elfast band minstrel show. Re-
lga.ss.- lave been going on for some weeks
s'- t-fs sntertainment bids fair to be the SEN
saayr .f the season. 1t will be under the d.
.eetln of F. S. Pitcher, assisted by j. Lee Pat
-srs.H =ler of the band.
Tie }ngs' Bank building is to undergo
some d -erations. The stairway to the second
5cor 81 be moved to the upper side of the
:,o-e occupied by E. H. Knowlton and a
SUITE I'VE Offices will be arranged for the
ega fem of Dunton & Morse. Other changes
NAY be made on the ground floor, involving the
saa-se1ent and rearranging of the banking
looms but are not yet decided upon.
2 atehie of Elingwood's Corner, Winter
g , ba ,,-,n
e-ss the full blooded German coach stall
.p7 Le- ando this summer, This horse is
seal F.@l Stallion weighing 1,450 pounds, and
d sgr-5' ire One of his get is Miss Fernan-
j. sing FLY owned by Mr.. Richie. He
as handsome bay three years old by
, ses that promises to be great road
ar t first dam was by General Grant.
.- Withers; second dam by Young
.-r -angor Commercial.
I5. t-uf-town alarm rung in just before
r.day morning was for a fire" at
farm, three and one half miles
ire was in the L, in the part in
.lph Hayford has his office, and is
nave originated from defect in
The fire department responded
lal promptness and got the fire
-4 a Ter u mao DuFHeQ out through
The damage is covered by insur-
Bros. are at work on a monument
' B.. timer, to be placed on the family
cemetery. 1t is to be of granite
. sa the ground with three bases, on
"aa ny4 the die, which has columns of black
tH mite at each corner with ornamental
''ts ere is to be a draped urn, deliberately
Var se the top,and the monument will stand
3e-t F." let high. With the exception of the
OAek -ulrns the monument is all of the light
yone, granite.
-ss llal S SEWING CLUB. Miss ]. A. Wig
ga ass led by Mrs. Charles H. Crosby, has
'cL1el 8 ewing club of the members of Miss
sg!Gs sunday School class. They have
Regular lettings and will work for the inter-
'N@ li The Jniversalist society. Natalie Pottle
% PRESIDENT; Dorothy Smith and Helen Ellis,
f~s pres tents; Mildred Randall, secretary and
"5asu-er Kathleen Colcord, Martha South
worth boris Gunner and Daisy Pease, execu-
F'eeounittee.
''ttdfr NOTES. The Rockland went on
Wig F1.'sport and Camden route March 18th
'1' 'he .oekton was taken to Camden to be
-''5i o-- for general repairs and painting
- .i house will be raised two feet. When
3s.-rns to the route the Rockland will go
.'. COR Castine and Brooksvlle route
dG} astlne, which has wintered at this
he got ready to go into commission
a' Of this month, and as heretofore will
+'s- the excursion business