The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-06-09
IN NEWS OF BELFAST.

,C,ucus. The Republican voters
Rs city Of Belfast are H aereey IN ns said Rel
rse in caue "a A. D. 1910, at 7.30 O'Clock PM,
xii on June ,ejegates to attend the Republican
y choose " ntion to be held at City Hall, Au-
KATE conyes2e A. D. 1910, at 10 o'clock a. M,
rrusts, on use of nominating candidates for
for the Pui nJ State Auditor, to be supported at
Eogarnor s e'rterber election. Also to choose
he nezi - 70 attend the Waldo County Re-
4 ie.egaI F,,ention to be held in said Belfast,
putgasa Nv, W. day of June, A. D. 1910, at 1880
h the -'9 .ha forenoon, for the purpose of
eCocS ~ candidates for county offices to be
reTins' l's4 +be next September election. Also
t5.ed for az 49,, other business which may prop
& trans before said caucus.
BIZ tons Republican City Committee.
Pet 0r'S' ~ 0RRls S. VIcKERY, Chairman.
E. E. BABcoCK, Secretary.
p.tssL june L. 1910
NJ West has bought of Mr.. George b
~ of Unity. the celebrated stallion Tyre
p Marry f. Brooks has sold the double
Mt b,use on Cross street, to Benjamin
RoBertson
as planting is over the lumber will
.ia5 and work begin on the improve
+. the church at the Head of the Tide.
.,.-...sno.s subscriber writes: 1--WE have
hove the old home paper although we
.ld home State almost forty years
,g
p.,ta,t nembers of the party which Wis
Washington, y. C, last March, conducted
~ ,.-.r hickey, were weekend guests of
! n..Fs, at acratine camp, Temple Heights.
., .-.. ,,s. All error in the item in regard to
VT. estate ale to Fred S. Hutchins. 1t
y I'd have been the James Haney house
.rasr instead of the Esther Carter
,n.s ID Fsrs syreet.
H.. ~ n Ennis of Maiden, Mass, has sold
!. b,nss a High street known as the DR.. A.
rr.,. -o,.d house to Mrs. Charles E. Sher-
- Mr. and Mrs. Sherman have occupied
.-,st Che house Tor six years.
las .sa- RaJrar ]. Clifford had the ground
.-,-- .r. rar,h Of his house on Northport
,s,ap , Up and two deep bitches dug,
..,,5,- Fl fl. lie rear of his lot to the street.
!, Z. -w having stone drains laid and the
,,gn4 graded zraatly improving his place.
u. t.-. received from Bozeman a post card
.rtsrre. o;lJure of Steel-head trout, SO
.,-s. g7.. nches girth, and weighing Is
,r-i. laugh, Oh tackle Eft for fishing" by
4 Bel Maynard in Axolotl Lake, Madison
onu .aua.
o5- d freshmen held a class meeting
hes 4cted Norman Littlefeld presi-
'r- Tire a- EXAMINATION will be complet-
At meeting this, Thursday, afternoon.
h., ais, ..s. ca have a/class ride next Sat
t.s. .,.-Haar. but made no definite plans.
.r- .r,srs ~ Freedom have about finished
1,--rg -te,- pctatoes. L. N. Morrison will
lr. 81 a--e r. P. Aver, 20 acres; Frank
h. .-aS Frank johnson, 10 acres; F. X.
3r5,-raet. y acres; Ansel Bradstreet, acres
Nd acre. af corn, DR. A. NJ. Small, acres;
rl ssvsra FL yrr from l to 10 acres.
The Park hotel At Verona opened Saturday,
NE 5lt the season under the management
tGH Markham. At 4.30 p. m. on that day
csnase was served to IT'S students of the
aa;o. -dss. Of NJ, and i'll the evening there
as aHcne Ia the pavilion with music by
ials orchestra of Bangor
4 sIe- al meeting of the Improvement So
ietg Vls Held at the home of Mrs. Fred W.
oe asst thursday afternoon. Rev. Adolph
,asbacf. treasurer of the lecture course
onnttee reported a small balance on hand,
Ftcl las been placed in the bank toward next
|ss course A committee was chosen to
tass arrangements for the care of the socie-
b SHRUBS at the Park.
| TIE 18Th nstaIment of Mr. Governs inter-
Ftlg story The Queen of the Kennebec,"
f. -H2golabiy omitted from last weeks
711al, sTlne to delay in the receipt of the
Falsomr' II appears in this issue and next
Fal We shah print the closing chapter. Mr..
F9vaa7 business has left him but little time
|@~ literary work, and at one time he did
b expect go be able to complete the story.
Nothing -aa lie more contemplate than the
|eog srsa. that is going on in Grove
fae'er- Vases, plants and flowers have
|esH 'sse-. here are laws governing this
a-ar f mischief and suspicion rests
l3'aes frequent the place. 1t was
|s'i24s who took the pinks, tulips and
aiss ing the white ilacs on certain
Y 'aN part Of the cemetery after they
'sen l1- iy arranged for Memorial Day
@4 '-e Of those buried in the lot.
'-fa= eea 40 illustrated booklet descrip-
"a d lie h.e factory of the Thomas G.
az. y. BOSTON, makers of the widely known
queen ]laaj and Dorothy Dodd" shoes.
F'@ i sa = the largest and most perfect
'is st-7 shoe manufacturing establish
y rld. 1t has Is acres of floor
F''5 a.a snacIty of 1900 pairs of shoes
uses the Wonder Worker Nom
'''. 4.9e maehinery made by the firm at
F''A' jamaica Plains, where Frank W.
'''-'y BIAS responsible position.
movements are now in progress on the
$40 'o Nam street owned by Arnold Har-
-44 'aalied BY Henry Staples, dealer in
mug AID onishing goods, which will give
'4E'7' /" aoors, roomy attic and lar
'7'' "r'yw in front. The stairway from
'"-sl To the second story is done away
@.l 'Ae pace it occupied has been added
7 Store. An inside stairway starting
As e. III. If the store will give access
- = 'oor, which will have steel
4a' 'aa wood floor and will be devoted
Of which full lines will be
iof SHOW. A year or more ago
4 d.