The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-09-14
: NEWS OF BELFAST,
,,,v,!sHERs' NOTICE.

and advertisements.
prqPucAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
e.. scouts will meet at the Opera House
..-,e friday, afternoon at s.45 o'clock.
--srsalist Social Aid will meet with
g. Cook this, Thursday, afternoon, at
ss
- ALL re food sale at the rooms of
ami RATS society next Saturday af-
r ii clock.
all he a regular meeting of Primrose
H (. s., at Masonic Temple to-
friday. evening at 7.So o'clock.
an. hase Lodge, F. & A. NJ, worked
..r.s apprentice degree on two candi-
.- their regular meeting last Thursday
s. " frederick has sold house lot on
...eri, -de Of Court street near Elmer
man lot to Milton B. and Irwin o.
-Nr-tport.
he ten cent sociable at My site
1s. enter Belmont, Saturday even
amber 10th. Dancing 10 cents; baked
,r d cents
# abbidge of Islesboro is building
.~.e IN a lot just below the Eastern
.., smpany's pier, and will have it
fancy this fall.
49,. [ will meet Friday afternoon
Mrs. a Mcdonald, corner of Pearl and
d. -.s-. The topic will be christian
-.,. It is hoped there will be good
a
.....- F. Fernald and Gentner & Col
.-.--su are wearing on funeral occa-
-sa urms-long black coat, new style
They were furnished by the
-1 are
Judicial Court will begin the
--ioa in this city next Tuesday
4rno W. King of Ellsworth will
. .nge with Justice George F.
etord, who will hold court in
-.l # the Eastern Steamship Co.
.- asst sunday afternoon on the last
p lne season and the Belfast was
... v m Jrning boat from Boston.
- TOW making six trips week,
fr sra1 every day but Sunday and
-ay but Monday.
each, Mass, Budget has tn
r Nu Robbins, with a full length
. . wearing his tall hat and carry
Don 0. Robbins, the little admiral
-.- -st man in the world, is being ex-
week at the Derby races, where
big hit. Mr.. Robbins is As
srt and 81 years old
-r Yacht Club will have splendid
-..s year. Cyrus H K. Curtis, Com
. The Club, will have the lime kilns
-1rn down and on the wharf a neat
+ ..- ut club house will be erected and
nave the use of this and also the
arr adjoining through lease. 1t
club an ideal place and it also will
me biggest improvements to the
s. has been made.-Camden Herald.
t he meeting of the trustees of
ounty Agricultural Society at the
r-se This, Thursday. evening at 730
, ~7-n a report of the receipts and dis
gsrts OF the recent fair will be given.
-s having bills against the society,
l-- 7ar already presented them to the
'rrin J, Dickey, are requested to
-eliately. 1t is expected that all
will be paid the various exhibitors
r.. eoming week.
o. Tunnicliff, Mutual Life Building,
and % Liberty street, New York,
-G ocate the heirs of Stefano Bel
- his wife Lydia, who are known to
--r siding in Maine in 1887 and prob
ed to reside here many years
r.. Las been unable to learn the name
town in which they resided. He
portant that the heirs should be
d. hey are entitled to property of
vaiue, and he would be willing to
If $50 for any information that
10 their discovery. The Journal
&la4
q 1edt by it.
Nal street store the other evening,
an encountered citizen who
To Y years and who had never
GASES. The head of the store, then
d heavy days business, confessed
M birthday was this month. The
~ an, who is frequent visitor to.
an well acquainted here, then recalled
hat another active Belfast business
200 also the president of bank, is IS
re and spoke of Augustus Perry, 'Bel-
grand Did man" ten years older, and who
.'es-s ago was the money order clerk in
7.ia- post office. 81 doubt if any place
lie Ike size can make such a show
.4a The travelling man.
6a.FAsT. Mrs Rachel Glunt and son
ant and wife of Altoona, Penn, ar
sunday morning to spend two weeks
lighter Mrs. Newcomb on Belmont
-abra Dyer went to Kents' Hill
Hegin her second year at the E. M.
Newcomb spent Sunday in Brooks
-lyy Grange held very interesting
.s Saturday evening. The sisters
and furnished the program. At
tish chowder, cake, doughnuts and
served in the dining room Mary
asin Evelyn Sawyer spent the day
vi glningham's at the Head of the
.'A lay. Jessie Kemp of Camden is
er uncle, Henry Fins 49, Carrie Syl-
ar sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Inns.
""'f JEwELRY Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B.
"atertown, Mass, who arrived here
7a'aar from Boston last Sunday morn
uniting trip. reported that their
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