The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-08-03
. NEWS OF BELFAST.

~. sherman has sold his house on High
bi' IN orman A. Hopkins.
.,al Encampment of the G. A R., Roch-
N'' New York, week of August 2l-2s.
piekey's first Togus excursion of
u''r last Thursday, was we'll patronized.
will be a social dance at Seaside
l' hall, this, Thursday, evening with
TDf tv Keyes orchestra.
will be dance at Silver Harvest
hall, Waldo, next Saturday evening,
Ps.T music by Townsend's orchestra.
Il r..rs will be midsummer ball at Mystic
'D hall. Center Belmont, Friday evening,
|V an. with music by Overlock's orchestra,
W. ..e3 by F L. Luce, cornetist.
,..,f Justice William Penn Whitehouse has
,,,ed the assignment of justices for the
Under of the year. Judge Haley will pre-
81 tbe September term of court in this
liz
ra.rs will be food sale at the Methodist
.t,y tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at
,,s cake. doughnuts, yeast bread and
+. +. LangilPs famous rolls will be on
.s
N F. 5. Staples. carrier of R. F. D. No. l,
&C time ago brought to The Journal office
,pto number plate, B. 11s, Maine, and it still
,,.s its owner. Monday Mr.. Staples brought
he second plate, 1892, Maine.
.3rsrtsed letters remaining in the Belfast
=. 'fite for the week ending August LIST:
r., VII A. Clark, Miss Annie Rackliffe, L.
fttehale Chas. Milliken, Lewis Philbrick,
n Sewe'l, E. l. Walker, Capt. W. M. White.
The August meeting of Waldo County
,r,ns Grange will be held with Sheepscott
ike Grange, Palermo, and by request of that
rs,-s the Pomona officers have changed the
M from August sth to August 1Oth.-Secre-
or
;. IS RIM red that Belfast is to have postal
,g7gs banks but with our three local banks
ns-r per cent on deposits we should not
goga.= ,Here was much inducement to leave
--s s-l ncle Sam and receive only 2 per
ya
Il So N4.1e NJ Matthews has bought the N
NstasHs bungalow on Northport avenue
.-ta-t -r mother Mrs. Clara M. Matthews, |
ri ayaF IT. Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Matthews
Il -elln % Massachusetts,, where Mr. M. has
egs-s BUSINESS openings under consideration. |
7g-ss. august 31st, is the date for Orrin
I Mas, annual excursion from this city to |
Noes. ,ld lake and Kineo. The steamer
galz NH take the party from Belfast to
ta5- int, where special cars will be in
r.4g hem. 1t is one of the prettiest |
srgrso7 a.tered for the season Nearly a |
aa1-s: male this trip last season.
slt Wilson picked the last quart of
caa tsr5 7s July 26th from 1-S of an acre that |
csaei quarts. Peas were planted be- !
7ss1 ill., rnws Of Strawberries. Friday A. A. |
-aVss Il 4 y., received some nice strawberries |
hon ssarsmont. They retailed at Is cents |
II '"H anu Hele nv ooubt lie last OF the sea- |
@. Wiz raspberries are reported as very |
sl' tui, but the weather has been unfayor. |
ID iar lcking them, and that is true also of |
II slJiy4ted, which have been in scant SUD-
D ne rarket has been overstocked with
.gsos.-es.
AZ = EGED HORSE THIEF. Frank Bruce,
tho Is wanted by the Massachusetts, district |
dice Tor having stolen a team at South Han |
yer ass July 9th. was arrested in Palermo |
ly 24tn by Constable Harry Worthing of |
%. town Merton Norton read in the Ken
stse Journal notice that Bruce was wanted |
nd e4ephoned the city marshal of Augusta
ia, he ould tell where Bruce was. After
IS arrest Bruce was turned over to the Au-
1&a officers and committed to Kennebec Jail
Ii The massachusetts, officials were notified
1s capture. Bruce made no resistance. but
rs very much disguised at his capture. When /
'st about the team he had stolen he said
Ia. dt I'D not bring it to Maine with him
VI Eli II somewhere in Massachusetts. lust
e-e He Gould not tell. He was not inclined
.'e cry communicative, and talked but lit
.' the trip to Augusta. The Kennebec
~Ai says ut was learned that Bruce or;o.
+' same from Belfast