The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-08-17
!, NEWS OF BELFAST
.,,p1tssERs' NOTICE.

Sfo.fNrppoRr At the store OF l. h. w.
|Ghsrf. store of D. ]. Dickens.
c.. Sullivan, Searsport and M. j. Dow.
J Il authorized agents to receive sub
Bro'Afr and advertisements.
- prrsIlcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
..,mpneeting at Wesleyan Grove,
-.rr will begin Sunday, August goth,
SN't -,i7ue through the week. Rev B. P.
|c' sss- Harbor will be the leader.
uacomber completed the repairs on
r-l launch last week and she went
rs5la Bella Friday afternoon. He also
.,ssi srow built for Castne parties.
..,s,riber writes: THE value of your
,sn-r in the present campaign is being
,rpreciated by its many readers, and l
~ -.,t s1pies like that of August Sd might
lad -Y every voter"
,-s trhaeco in the garden at Horace Chen
.a.idence in this city has had a most
. -sn5 growth Many of the leaves are II
,.. VIDE and one leaf brought to The Jour-
Az q inches long and 10 inches wide.
,.-.,.ry'lle has the distinction of having the
y. -sgu ar auto truck of any of the towns in
~ -t,rrty. n. d. Ross & Son are using one
kan 5eldling business. 1t is powerful
having cushion tires, capable of carry
R.'-.s,s bad, and can be used at nearly all
the year.-Camden Herald
.-. lsray has bought of the Levi L.
,.--. IS the two tenement house Mil
. .-.ss, Mr. Darby has lived there ever
y. his marriage and it is now home that
..o gs' his own. He will put in bath
-, gsl make other Improvements.
B,.5=rr have been very plentiful this
..,,- q. rue following report from West Lib
.,-~..l dictate: Mrs. Elvira Cunningham
.... .s5 wen ana one-half bushels of blue
..-z.t Jason. Mrs. Bell Howes has pick
rs,s and Mrs. Cora Stickney and
s-ss-s Wsses Abhie and Blanche, have
..: .,z- =a bushels Other have picked
g ~.- alshels.
ating at Temple Heights began
.--s-u All will continue over Sunday,
!r- The full program was printed
ina steamer Castine ran between
sa. r-mple Heights last Sunday and
: - -r next Sunday. The cottages
rs -Hed before the campmeeting be-
.-7- 'j-a could have been filled had it
f,r business.
e. ~. CoRN CROP. The outlook is
5=-. large crop of sweet corn this
a- missioner of Agriculture John
--.--. -iiay, to kennebec Journal re-
-- We corn is coming fast, too, and ac-
sr-z resent appearances the corn pack
,a.-s SIX be able to start in their work
earlier than last year" That is
-se the reports from this section. Mr.
-s. has made several trips to the
-r.- inspect the corn planted for the
Fl -. If the Saco Valley Canning Co.
.1 ami last week was accompanied by
r -=, s-s Of the company. who were much
.s.-l s,- the outlook
. .a Hs>Y OBSERVANCE. If the summer
-.. at The Battery should decide to
Or, i1rm of government we doubt if
low the lines of our city govern
III here can be no doubt as to their
}. t- Mayor. That honor would be con-
:~s john R. Dunton, Esq, by unani-
t.s IT, three cheers and a tiger. Mr.
un- $ at the head of all the delightful
-s ma. make this the merriest and happi-
2 .-Gusr colony on the Maine coast; the
ya,ss' the bonfires whose reflections on
e eastern sky call out all the fire depart
rs 7st~een Belfast and Quoddy Head -
Z VIZ 5numerate further? His social,
gs.s a" mental activities are unusual and
5-ag nd in partial recognition thereof his
u.s. .,agers have celebrated his birthdays
zf5s5 Feiy that is to say, each succeeding
--lsr s made more memorable than the
- ire ding 1t is thought, however, that
i -ns. was reached Wednesday, August
i1h as to particulars we shall have
e'4c ahhce ldCulty Ol guessing.
: gees hat it was rousing good time; that
s'. vas good music and good things to eat,
- VIII Howard said something He
"a 1l=s when opportunity offers. Then a
lie ~ as whispered to us-don't lay it to
1--' rated English sparrow-that Mr..
ia2 rseelved numerous birthday gifts, in
wing q aandsome easy chair and box of
as John does not smoke he will
a4-g lstribute them among his friends, -
Y 2soe'laneous articles enough to supply
i =eis Of a bachelor for months to come.
s1li ike to publish complete list, but
-s !evoted to the temperance issue
@t's, and so we will add to the testi-
'a- Vi AIS fellow cottagers our best wishes
faay happy returns of his birthday at The
.asrg
'7fFt' ITEMS. The three-masted schooner
eFssa Wolf, owned by Charles E. Bicknell
auckland and Capt. l. D. Archibald of Port
''e vent ashore on Chatham bar early FRI
morning, August 18th, and will be total
She vas valued at $1,000 and partially
Is1 she was from Perth Amboy with 500
hard coal for Windsor, N S. Her COM
l=' apt. Melbourne Cook, was below TAX
-t at The time, having had no sleep for
IT. and the schooner was in charge of the
he rev and passengers, Miss Pansy
Mss Luella Fraser and Henry Cook,
"S> lo-year-old son, were landed at
md the two women, relatives of the
'l "9A the train to Boston that evening
ay TO their homes in Wolfyille, n.
-.' If was towed into Portland harbor
." ears ago by the revenue steamer
-.-- which picked her up after being
& p the Nova Scotia coast, and was
% apt. Archibald of Port Clyde, who
-S- her nut on his railway there and prac-
-NlIit ner at a cost of nearly $40 600