The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-09-01
: NEWS OF BELFAST.


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6eriPtl'ns 'n,,c.N JOURNAL PUBLISHING 60.
mn Of Winterport, who had been
| G h few days at Swan Lake, was in
sIi''' rbererv of this city is an agent of
Hofa'' game department for the sale of
t' president hunting licenses
' -e,sived the usual interesting re-
We en- Ms ,ns Dale meeting in South Montville'
|1 y, aiI appear in next weeks Journal.
p r he A food sale in the Baptist ves-
I0Fi' ,,roV. Friday, afternoon at 2so
b "'' Tn. p1blic patronage is solicited.
o''- .., nsak Esq, has bought the law IL
lS''t tnrpitare and fittings of Hon. w.
|'i3' .r,n obe hos retired from practice.
rho, settlement" will be presented at
lp5 J..., 5pe-a Aouse this, Thursday, even
p D' .,.,ors.s u the play was given last
:, p,rr2 NJ Peavey has gone to St. Louis
w. '-.a return at.r IN the season. The fami-
= '!...;s VIII main here the greater part
.s,-s- v0..t is pleasing news to their
psy friends
.,...,.,sl Was held at the home of Mrs. V.
H,I..u,l,.. has risy evening as benefit to
I ,...r s,,., larch fund. A good time is
lp'-rsls.i s5a we're added to the growing
~ /. .le t-aaslfy.
Their sloa sllaething doing at the Coe-
,,,.,-,sr 7. azid, from the regular chemi-
w.. r.. ue for the big barrel house
.--. nc'osing the elevator tower
.s.lsg1 r.r pier
W. ..eI sl 60 hear from our county
..,,s,a, my others interested con-
..-o .-.. Sen. paSto crop and prospects.
=. s.s. 7pments up the line at 60
nj. Fsg4 reer exported.
3r,- FIVE Boston, the reader who ap-
,.rsa re 3t+ church a few weeks ago,
n .sa. .-. gain september 18th. His
&c Well received and all who
.,.3 .- t.. viii e glad to hear him again.
The N.-..r uily reunion was held August
hi l.. ..-e IF tr and Mrs. o. W. Ripley
S5a.l Hae.i7. A large number were
s,--.al. ...7 pleasant day was passed, as
and J.s. lai y are noted for their hospi-
fg
At Falls e NarAport, Tuesday, August
fl Wr- rotes class in Department
d 7l,s. ,ulare finished a three weeks
5rcr., =s=ons. At the close sixteen
,nbe-- r,- grouped, were photographed
futile
l5r -r a-n @ss IN the city last Saturday,
n. es zen I.og so long on the east side
ct rs SAID he lad TO get some one to show
4 me as. Of. town 10 barber shop. He is
ported getting wealthy in the lobster
snsss
Cbas L sr aa bought what was former
know as Nngate cottage on Northport
enue and aiken possession. Mr.. Briefs
milk 2 make their home there, and Mr.
Ter for he present will continue in his en-
9yms1, r New York.
Next Monday $ Labor Day, and it will be
yOr day al Mason's mills, and all the men in
rested are requested to be on hand to help
2 the cellar for the new chapel. The ladies'
u furnish picnic dinner for those who en-
ge III The good work.
TAX aa5uf beans! We saw the other day in
e ga-der If NJ Conant, Green street
me 5C- fashioned caseknife beans that were
Ay II ies' a.gh Mr.. Conant has many
her god tugs " his garden-two varieties
Gr .-.-rlers and other vegetables.
Rsg-y rally at the fair grounds Labor
a A- hzll game and other sports.
very as w heard Congressman Cole in
Piss cars ago viii want to hear him
an. Take nHch and spend the day at
lie Es -=e will be furnished free
asssr., ted.
fl iae E-e neetng of the school board
st Aras -s tjzaoeth A. Quimby of Bel
81 was a.".-s assistant in the High school
% Hiss @ 9peiand of Warren teacher
'F0or' N., he superintendent was in
"0e-s' ' ra"U~e LOCO copies of the rules
nc 'eal'a-"rs of the school board.
lhs Temr.e Heights sampmeeting will be
s9A '@' 'a August 18th to 10th, inclu-
We AMI 'as engaging of speakers has been
" With T. M bradbury of Fairfield. The at
'Hus''- 'as gear was larger than for some
Tar saa -7e season was successful one f.
2A's F N s expected to have the hote
pen 1syt season
-@s' Monday evening the society of the Trim
Reformed f5rch and friends enicyed de-
snaa clam bake and corn roast on the
'4snar shore. Everybody seemed very hap
!" we glare Of the two immense bonfires
y d Paid strict attention to the wants of the
u.s. man Aud Lang Syne and Home Sweet
'Ds were sung with will before the party
FS''Sl ioT taelr several homes.
5aL Ra'9-RES The last reunion of the orig.
+ Bridget algh Tor this season was held at
1''5 "' llss Helen Bird last Thursday
v, vas coincidence that she had
''''''lsA the club Just year before, on the
4. a''-'' o' her announcement party. Bridge
1, enc. cd and delicious refreshments were
e. Z. Tie tables. When the scores were
was found that Mrs. John C. Pills
~ ".e Was TIE winner of the second wears
II wa nigh line and sbe u.s nrasar+.d