The Republican journal., 1911-06-29
NEWS OF BELFAST.

b NEWS OF BELFAST.
M session of the school commit
" ,,3av evening, only three members
.u began scraping the old paint off
y station building last week prepara-
painting
E' nj Waldo, Saturday evening, July
rasi, by Townsend's orchestra.
..s at Seaside Grange hall will be
-,.v Friday, evening, postponed
| ia, on account of the circus.
,5s day. Downie & Wheeler's big
.rrg to town and there will be
+ .i.+. ernoon and evening exhibitions.
he no band concert on the school,
+ .5n this week, on account of the
+ .,z reGuired for the 4th of July en-
/ ,ru commissioners were in session
-1J vent to Northport for field work
/ .-,au with the Cobe road petition. No
,-g. reached, and it is probable that it
r. made public until their regular Au
a-r
r. pand concert of the season was
Bonn the band stand on schoolhouse
asst thursday evening. The weather
.s-i a large crowd was present to en-
B, r-5a
.u5et High school baseball team has
... season after a most remarkable
-7er are champions of the Knox and
.-aga4 not having lost game in the
winning one exhibition game.
ras been built at the rear of the lot
,.sa ri Oil company at the foot of
....-. and work was begun last week on
:. ..r,. ard small building for an office,
..-sl sring the creamery building.
., ar Robbins, formerly head bouncer
Windsor Hotel, is to look after the
..-.. = order at the Opera House, and
81 a new blue suit with brass
adds dignity to his office.
rs time table on the Maine Central
s Monday, June Goth. The new
re Belfast branch will be found
-5 .aEe. The afternoon train leaves
o. and the evening train arrives an
.- he Maine Law court scheduled
,. he fourth Tuesday of June at
r. .ormally opened at that time
sd ourned to Thursday, June %;
amed date will be treated and
he first day of the tenn.
g lnHingham, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
p anngham, has opened grocery
.ad of the Tide in the Gilbreth
ought his goods of Pillsbury &
bright, capable young man,
public patronage, and has the
.-. many for his success.
rap Farrow has in his possession a
s,e, les that are over hundred years
81. s..e worn by his grandfather, Mr..
Of Northport The lenses are
az TOW few scratches. The frames
rs aeavy, and in striking contrast to
Jay light frames, but evidently
those days.
Nortimer Company have bought of
st.n and Charles W. Frederick land
a side of the railroad track extend
RI her lot to Bridge street. They had
ought the upper part of this lot
-nrranCe to their plant from Bridge
Il what remains is hollow, which will
N. n. Stevens and Miss Anna A.
Wi. be in Belfast next Sunday and
srsns will address union meeting of
macs in the evening at Memorial hall,
Everyone is invited to attend. Mrs.
va in Bath last Sunday, where she
s--E successful meeting in theater
s--a lumber of the young people en-
he Young Campaigners."
3 hartholomay of Dorchester, Mass,
gan builder, is in Belfast repairing
4l the Unitarian church. He recent
grand new organ at the Soldiers
g-, and installed an electric blower.
the contract for the organ in the
-e-alist church in Bangor. A. G.
TIE Of the leading organists of Bos-
"lnied Mr.. Bartholomay on his
at Mason's Mills had a hauling
- ~ olay evening. Five teams were
f"e aides succeeded in landing six
to be used in the walls of the
al- The amount of work accomplish
done credit to the same num-
s ne Circle will have pie social
AUNT at the home of Richard
nlrrow, Friday, evening for the
1- .lg fund. All are cordially invit-
--, Ite and attend.