The Republican journal., 1910-06-16
- NEWS OF BELFAST.

Caucus. The Republican voters
REPUBLICAN, Relfast are hereby notified to
!. the city OF ~ the Court House in said Bel
nset in caucus nne 18th, A. D. 1910, at 730
hast on friuasi choose ten delegates to attend
l'e,I,ck p. NJ, W ,.ontion to be held in Augusta
me district IT,, eVi of June, A. D. 1910.
" the 2sth I %eSS,nhIican City Committee.
Per order he 6pRIs s. VIcKERY, Chairman.
+ n BABCocK, Secretary.
Belfast June 9 1910
......rsalist Social Aid will meet with
The Ieayitt, this, Thursday, after
' p', at the usual hour
'''' .isire pays" Sheriff Carleton got
,, w. last Thursday soon after The journal
Va ,, commissioners adjourned April
lP' ..,rt IS row in session at the court
tern u the, are working on unfinished and
,optps business. j,
v,infarport man, who had wandered
81 aeeI IN a weakened mental condition,
to rms W.; /, custody early last Thursday morn
was tSN S5.tr,lruan Philbrook. Relatives have
i'g p ,t,+ed -RockIand Commensurate.
~ ..;,r IN bankruptcy has been filed in
Pss a,srr,. court for William H. Staples
ta5 -+ uba owes S37s.49 and has property
I0i Pc ,,,,. Of $50. Wayland Knowlton of
" No.. the attorney,
,..f,s- If the Universalist parish will
,- and apron sale on Friday after
nA'' .,,.rrrp. in the store formerly oc-
N''' Fred A. Johnson, in Masonic Temple.
W. s,r- terr+ AT 80 o'clock.
49, ~ Huz Ten, frequent summer visitor
9...s.- rsa al his home in Newton, Mass,
u e., Tin. funeral took place last Friday.
gu o...., IA. me of Belfast's most ardent
% U. .-. he'd he lived might have become
,..rs9sa rssident-
=. r,s5-t-eet Post, G. A. R., of Liberty
-.-si fer a gallant soldier from that
,- gave up his life in Andersonville
aa- organized November /, 1881
...,...- .sr-op Of lO6 and the roll call on
-. showed that all but IL of that
...+e. have heer mustered out.
rr, .re Italians, monkey and hand
... .rsu1u the streets last Friday after
r. unaey was gorgeously arrayed
.-s .-sr oseforner in his line, He could
i,,,s ., all ETC., and was most obedient to
T.. ..s-.r s.mmands. The music and the
-.... ..... a- attractive combination.
- urm at Hampden last Thursday
49, s.r -4s. as may be judged from the
a.-....- ren of Henry Pierce of that
-s- ..--i .rse ten quart pailfuls of the
--s. -o them for a distance of two
-.- .= ar t5 Sterns' mill and used them
r -..- ire ream.
r.. ..--. uSe the Coe- Mortimer Co. is to
n. r- which Hiram P. Farrow has
i~st -. .. M he located on the lower side
f.s -,a=an Of River avenue 1t will be
g.s - 54-wJh a capacity of 10000 barrels,
r3 ssh. n.lie q cooper shop. The barrels
Il. lie received on River avenue, and provis-
of 81 h- made for delivering them to the
nan t .i.ag Us needed.
The -an last Thursday caused the band con-
er r.ai for that evening, to be post
5-e, Araat six o'clock the sun came out for
sa5- and quite number, particularly
i "a. niger element, took courage and
atse-a4 ar the band stand waited until
i,e; -ga clock before dispensing. The
aHt s-ald ma, been painted by the band boys,
e@FlHg agreement with the Improvement
oHs. sre presents a neat appearance.
Monday, alre s., 1910, the Belfast Savings
jan. declared Is Saith dividend, amounting to
Ei55 he deposits on this day were ST.
f6275. The largest in the history of the
il:t:gt3u The gain in deposits over ten
year --- Ras $4,000, over FIVE years ago,
S27so and The gain during the past year was
Owe, a'oHo This bank has never missed a
Cen s2.la dividend, and pays its depositors
4ls en-
aJT-a heney returned last Thursday
even -em weeks visit in Portland, max
ngt- each way in his Maxwell runabout.
hsser o. The way of Union, Waldoboro and
5ii ring via. Augusta. 1t is new car
al w. aey rad had but little experience
I [, but he had no trouble on the
f@ peaks well both for the car and its
r heney encountered Thursdays
a 4ea he reached Augusta and the
'l H '=fe home was not particularly
lss.
'as ay opened with clear sky and
Jug w. and many drove into the city
Fia'-. "gals og umbrellas. Soon after noon
-s- H ouds rolled up in the sky, and
VINCE lhtning and rain set in. 1t was
~'sa 4ut a passing shovel and our
N ed patiently for it to clear, but
'i+ -.'eo down for steady rain they
vega t gF borrow umbrellas and wraps for
''5i A'feVe5s journey. 1t cleared in the
81 ag nut only for time, and after
.'''sa- gan to rain, continuing until Sun
10 s5 course the class rides and ball
game I'd for Saturday were out of the
5-'s 2H Monday morning dawned "brite and
d. .sS CAUCUS. The Republicans of
3'-ss' 'std heir caucus in the court house
-. tie4s eeening. Charles S. Bickford pre-
~, ,4'- 4-i Arthur Richie was secretary. The
i3 se.egates were chosen
g..s orrention o. E. Frost, Ralph 1.
7' S p '' Norton, Dr. o. S. Vickery, Amos
f5ss.5 5;a1 James H. Howes. Arthur Richie,
aocrtHlr.f
WIZ ayention Charles F. Thompson,
L--l. summons, James H. Howes, W. ].
F.s h'sH.r F. Frost, Edward L. Colcord,
PI. David P. Flanders, Laforest L.
Tt- -tantial, Charles F. Wood, A. ],
FT, sheldon, Charles G. Havener,
&.s~ am, Frank P. Strout, Fred N.
TITLES G, Gross.
'safes were uninstructed and were