The Republican journal., 1911-06-22
NEWS OF BELFAST.

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July 10th
~ are rehanging the doors at the
oIN' Masonic Temple to open outward
''' +.nce with the State law.
..,5 letters remaining in the Belfast
'''s s,. for the week ending June 10th: Miss
r.rke. Mrs. Olive L. Stevens, Levi
+ E. Hodgman, l. w. Nicholl e
! Rev Willard F. Randolph, G. A.
Inc spinach from the market garden
D s,antial was a welcome addition to
,, implies last week. Mr.. Stantiaps
p,ants are looking we'll at present
fyorable weather conditions there
y. -sod yield.
saturday, Grade Seven, chaperoned by
..oer. Miss Edna M. Bedell, went to
...,. IN their annual class ride. Twenty
lass left at a. M, on buckboards.
.grned in the early evening and re-
5.Is.tfu day, despite the showers.
...3o,nt and heavy showers the past
.-..rlaa building operations, but work is
....-. on the reinforced concrete pillars
-s.,ri story of the sardine plant.
.. the corn canning factory has been
..,.lse of the non-arrival of lumber.
t7lred and sixty-six degrees, the
The history of the University of
,,a-. .onferred at Orono June 18th.
frances Hall of Belfast was given
--. a bachelor of Arts in English and
-, .sr Piper of Troy received a certiti-
..-.. ebool Course of Agriculture.
.s... sale at the Arts and Crafts Club,
....-.7, afternoon, under the direction of
.--. tge on Domestic Science, was
despite the unfavorable weather.
.... -slI far short of the demand. Any
.-....t IN this branch of the work is
.. .apv for particulars to Mrs. I. B.
N-s. c. H. Walden or Mrs. B. H.
.-.tee generally followed this spring
-.. the mud and decayed vegetation
... -a;ters into the streets, with the
-- lis has resulted in conditions worse
. rountry roads when the frost is
y . IN Upper High street, just over
Ifs. the mud has been so deep that
... al to drive on the sides close to
get along, and like conditions
and other streets.
-. Charles French of Citypoint
g PAINFUL accident last Saturday.
IN the woods getting out lumber
eaught between two logs and was
r.-.. I'd. several bones being broken.
s ra evening Mrs. Levi Whitcomb
nike while descending some steps
-.-. at her home, cracking the bone and
cry painful injury. DR.. Woods was
.tb cases, and it is said that by a
Incidence he was called to set a
.- -.r ankle on his return from Citypoint
.-.ag
s. NOTES. The new steamers South
III cstport, built at East Boston for
stern 7teamship company. left the At
a .s East Boston, June 14th for Bath,
IL. rpoting of whistles and the ringing
49, The Westport was in command of
while Capt. Brewer was at the
southport. They have accommo "a
tr about 500 passengers each. They
8l Grated between Bath and Boothbay,
..rg with the steamers from Boston. -.
=auer Golden Rod has entered upon her
5r hedule of two trips day between
t astine and Brooksville.
seid /. vii son and eight members of
North, X. 0. K. A, left Monday for
5 amp for week on the shores of
ase. The boys are Harold S. Jones,
Waterman, Donald Spear, Roy Ell
. Milton Stephenson, Roy Coombs
and Eugene Cannon W. G. Pres
them out in the barge Mikado, and as
sr ne tent short this season left the
there to be used as sleeping quar-
7arty were to be joined at the lake
. Uoys from the Brooks Congrega-
-ch, with their pastor. The week
lent in boating, bathing and fish
D-g will return Saturday.
ITEMS. The fishing schooner T.
5n Capt. Lester Gilley, cleared
2y ior 8 trip to the Grand Banks. This
FIJI Of Capt. T. Nj. Nicholson's fleet to
..- season 80. Local charters: sch
. Hall, cut stone, Frankfort to New
Daniel McLoud, paving, Somes
ew York; sch Adelia 7. Carleton
-- te, Palmer quarry, Vinalhaven, to
-s sch. Brigadier, paving, Wildcat, St.
e New York. Capt. E. j. Hutchin-
little Deer Isle has gone to Mobile to
"pmmand of the schooner John Paul,
ere with lumber for the West Indies.
-t Nary Augusta is at Gilchrest's for
49, f eight have had a pleasant "trip
i1- ay in VIM. A. Decrow's launch, the
e They left the boat landing at l p. m.
Ma and made the run to Carver's Har-
'a-F7 they spent the night. They met
de b. Ed Robinson, formerly of Bel
'.t +'r some years engaged in fishing al
"a 81, in which he has been very sue
a Nunday the party came up the bay tc
F. Ia-5Jr and putting into the first cove on
"a of the entrance dug clans and had a
a4 returning to Belfast in the early
5g The Louise has new and powerful
+ 1T did not skip once on the trip and
~ her through the water at good
iced.
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