The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-07-06
: NEWS OF BELFAST.


1
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f.. Libby of Portland will speak next
.,sring at a union meeting of the city
-- The Methodist church.
-ily meeting of the Directors of the
-r Aged Women, held Monday evening,
..s.f the annual lawn party was made
.;st August 18th.
.4-zs cannon and the stack of cannon
-- .ae lawn in front of the Memorial
.r 4ere been newly painted black and
,.s ne appearance.
7-arnal employees had a holiday July
as it was impossible to do two days
In qre some of our correspondence and
..-ter is necessarily deferred
.- sail yacht at this port suitable for
ne ,he sloop Fiona, owned by Capt. T.
-- for sale or charter She is COM
NE eeatherly boat, good saiIer and we'll
,.r sr the generous offer of Manager
Il give one-half of the proceeds of the
O. how this. Thursday, evening to the
--.sa fund for the Improvements at
.,s'
Q. r be a sociable at Mystic Grange
Belmont, Monday evening, July |
-rtainment by outside talent. Ad-
ltertainment, 10 cents; ice cream
IS. aents.
-rance of the foliage this season has
eral attention. The weather con-
Nth of trees and shrubs and the
awns has called for more frequent /
0n mower than usual.
m another page, Raising the
me- tells how poultry farmer in
0ty raises grain and vegetables
At Pineland Poultry Farm in
and at the Ferguson Poultry
Import avenue, this has been done
= and in raising grain the straw
The poultry houses.
#-- Jersey Retreat party of the year
q ngor for Standpoint, today, July
number 80, going down The
-ontinue for seven weeks and
3argor young people will enjoy a
-Eg The trips have now been
y years and in that time approx
" have participated,
~snee Press, New York, of June
d. si detailed statement of the life
-yments in 1910 in many thousand
o. owns The claims paid in Maine
"a "a $3,500,000 There was one pay
$40 at Bar Harbor and one of $32,-
--sta. In Belfast $24,250 was paid,
..y $16.250. Among the towns in
--. man $4,000 was paid is Swanville.
uer Camden on her trip to Boston
iay afternoon was honeymoon
ere being 10 bridal couples on board
own, with several more under sus-
couples went on at Bangor amid
{ rice and confetti. One of the
RS was railroad man and all Of the
=5 IN the Maine Central yard whistled
10 he boat went out. At Winterport
port rice and confetti were also in
2 but we do not learn that Belfast
led anything in that line.
IS MILES OF PIES. Mr.. and Mrs.
o CJnnell, who had conducted a res
Main street for eight years, retired
Isiness last week. Mrs. O'Connell
-Ook and is specially noted for her
n .-n she had made an average of 80
the week during the eight years, '
-re= up total of $500 pies. These {
. side would make line of pies
miles long, and their crust would {
..si over two acres. In addition to {
lIrs. O'Connell baked a vast amount !
.asrry, equally as faky, rich and APP S
auto is away ahead of the horse
rated in Portland last week by
s eng tried for the Standard Oil Co.
p me that it left Widgery's wharf
IS back but SO minutes were con-
that period, the run to Ligonia was
arrels of gasolene were loaded and
shed at Widgery's wharf. A four
q" would have been two hours doing
e 3rk. Ben D. Field of this city has
g an auto truck in his grocery BUSH
s3i4e Time ana nndS 1t very satlSfac-
13tel seems to be assured for Bath.
e according to the Bath Times, now
lady to put $4,000 into a new hotel.
j 'esired as site, which there has long
3it Of obtaining, is assured for the
. Bath has been situated for some
loHt as Belfast has with regard to |
tel accommodations, but has not had
ll with the state of feeling aroused
HE present mayor. The abuse he in
md abetted of the public spirited
Who sunk $4,000 in the Crosby Inn
ared furt hur investments in that