The Republican journal., 1911-06-08
NEWS OF BELFAST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

aecKlonNo pT. At the store of l. H. W.
TNrERPoRi' nv
Gtsrf. Store of D. ]. Dickens.
'CsspSES,, ,l;van, Searsport and M. ]. Dow
H. ~ authorized agents to receive SUBJ
sross - and advertisements.
-.,,p11cAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
ill he dance at Peavey's hall, City
''' s.torday night, June 10th.
' ,,er schedule of the Maine Central
l'' 10 effect Monday, June 26th.
~ sh;ro is driving new Brush runabout,
lol- ,rilI use in delivering ice cream.
Y, NJ ". Lord of the Belfast board OF as
VI ' forms us that the tax rate this year
fpss mills
y r,lfast band was out for practice last
i'' svening and gave some lively music
y, ,p.r.bed through the streets.
ali Goldfish were caught off the monu-
%A' arst of the week and some large ones
FL y" 90 the tackle was not strong enough
II sN"+
..,sd Them
Sheriff Herbert L. Bucklin has re-
w - his duties as superintendent OF the
s',- arm. now owned by Horace Chenery,
y" his time. Sheriff jenkins will make
" monument at present.
,s-nment buoy tender was in the har-
" thursday night and replaced the spin
' ill.,, monument, which had been blown
y .,,k up the red can buoy off the mon
p .,i substituted bell buoy.
orders at the County Jail numbered
' ,st week, and yesterday one OF the
o. -.n Completed his sentence and took
-.-rgre. Three of the present inmates
.r .entence for liquor selling.
anal meeting of the Belfast Improve
.s.-5ty will be held with Mrs. F. w.
.ai.,. June 18th, at 2.3O p. m. Pro-
5.oarfs of officers, election of officers,
.-a b.-laws, and any business peculiar
.-.vsHlng.
j. .--r iaU' term of the Supreme Judicial
mod in Bangor last Tuesday morning
Justice Emery and Associate Jus
...sfe. Spear, King, Bird and Haley
va. r.s only Waldo county case is Hahn,
rr. I.sa-
r., Valley Canning Co. of Portland
.,-.-g ny larger building in this city
yropused, as while 300 acres of corn
s.a for this season they have rea-
....ce that the acreage will be doubled,
...-. ST.. next year.
...... af dredging inner Camden harbor
-. Is. week. The Eastern Dredging Co.,
.s, work with the dredger Plymouth
.-- F'3rence. Motor boat owners have
d. .s,. ssted to moor their boats in the outer
j.. 9lais the work is in progress.
H.. ara E. Seberry of New York, Nation
s,yrsr At the W. C. 7. u, will speak at
wing places next week: Monday,
~ and Troy; Tuesday, Jackson; Wednes-
Ttarnaike; Thursday at the county con-
,o7 Belfast; Friday. Monroe; Sunday,
oss
r= -t4;e law has gone into effect which
-iss5 hat from June LIST for the remainder
-s slmmer it is illegal to ship clans out of
,.a,s If Maine, to can them or to barrel
M t5r bait That means there will be
9ga for all the shore dinners served from
.ery 10 Eastport.
he alarm from box at l p. m. Tuesday was
bare that started on the roof of the
6ence Of Frank M. Bailey at Citypoint and
;goposed to have originated from spark
- .as chimney. The fire department re-
aisl promptly but were stopped on the
as the FIRE was then under control. There
practically no damage.
be -a grade of the city schools enjoyed
Z. Ass ride last Saturday to Penobscot
L. sf.=port. An early start was made and
ai- ever in the morning was delightful.
30. Inner was served, the boys played
AMI the girls strolled on the shore.
#y Ts-e chaperoned by Rev. M. S. Hill and
ararce f. Hall. They arrived home at
r. r..
ls third in the series of Calender socials
ae-5 L the Baptist vestry last Friday
mig The attendance was small on account
he shower at 7.30 O'Clock. Piano solos were
leFed by Misses Ethola w. Frost, Jessie
Us a. Hazel Coombs; vocal solo by Miss
Ia Hphlns; reading by Mr.. L. C. Putnam;
'e,aton by Mrs. May Robertson, and a trio
Aess-s A. I. Gay, Wayland Knowlton and
C. Putram.
inong -he horses which are being worked
a the Waldo County Agricultural Society's
~ preparation for the coming fair, are
IL Braden, owned by Elijah S. Shuman and
Ven by CIarence H. Shuman; Masconomo,
oWHed by G. Osborne Lord; colt owned by
Dry c Narden;a colt owned by Fred Slack
Bangor horse driven by H. B. Small, who
Sc irving the Lord, Marden and Jackson
sss Peter Gallagher is driving nine horses
q fsarI Brook Farm, owned by M B. Smith.
Af Nevins is working II horses from the
'4Fes 9wned by Horace Chenery.
'ameetlng of the trustees of the Belfast
dgs Bank, held at the banking rooms June
he resgnation of Robert F. Dunton as
sa7-, and trustee was received and accept
James H. Howes was elected president and
'a1o t.. Frost was elected member of the
'1 81 trustees to fill the vacancy caused by
'e''gaatlon of Mr.. Dunton. Mr.. Dunton
s'' aseause of his appointment to the
=" y! -lnk examiner Mr.. Howes, his sue
'' as resident, has been a member of the
-' trustees for many years and for
' .a- until the recent change of owner
s'e-Jent of the Waldo Trust Co.
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