The Republican journal., 1912-07-11
Z NEWS OF BELFAST

.,rts did a rushing business on
u, r'''''''''''
a' 10 n.-r, cake and BURBERRY pies are now
SasOei A, Howes & Co. had the first
,,1.. last saturday. -. ;. ;,
Een'| poptist vestry tomorrow, Friday,
sl'n =, 80 o'clock. The public is cor
"" street. Commissioner Burgess had
fr'. ,,,ps up the streets after the 4th of
10 ..sss and they were soon restored to
laa ~, .nsr neat condition.
as .-t.sment for, second hand false
70 ,sr pIa.e, appeared in The Journal of
That afternoon a full set was
10y they we're warranted sanitary,
a'' j. .he upper front teeth.
.,r, picnic of the Baptist Sunday
]" he ned at the City Park on North
FL next Saturday afternoon at 2.30.
p9i a.rs If the church and congregation
'D'5 Clans will be served at 5 o'clock.
,.r,er Golden Rod of the Castine,
| 1. Belfast and Islesboro route, which
m Brewer receiving genera ! repairs,
D. ,..red TO her route and is in fine condi-
me- silver Star ran on the route while
,5sr Roo was undergoing repairs.
-or.gp LETTERS. The following let
-s,7s5 uncalled for in the Belfast post
a.,be week ending July 9th. Ladies'
y.s, Mrs John Smalley Estate, Miss
Mr.. mas Drinkwater. Gentlemen
E. Gray, Senator W. c. Heinle. Mr..
r.,r.tap. VIM. McLennan, Charles Ross,
,rt. Alvin Stevens, N. A. Webb.
/ ..-H 4yD SEIZURE. Deputy Sheriffs P S.
,,...nr and C. 0. Dickey searched Harry
So..sr, Mace on Main street at 1870 p. M,
"A. and found pints of whisky and
i -r Baker was tried Friday morning
H.. 4!ge auoHlton of the municipal court
Vi. ired 500 and costs and 60 days in
L .... }eslIt of payment 60 days addi
-ssopaaled to the September term
r.. Court with A. C. Wells and J. W.
grcsa .-ooe~
t.z,. ACCIDENT. George Elmer the two
..n ul Martin and Mabel White Will
i ,... B.. -ler home, No. AZ Union street,
!, F,aav 10 the effects of eating opium
A. se.5 ue little fellow thought to be
|,.4 .- -rday morning he climbed up to
|. ,ag..5 closet, where he found the box
h., ste eight. He soon became I'M
,.,s- 513 passed away without suffering.
T.. ar.... aas held Sunday afternoon at l
<.. Kos. avid L. Wilson, Congregations
r=auas The interment was in Grove
rs. I- lAOoK. After enduring cold
1 Al .-ailrr which delayed planting and
,sgsl r,.,ion we are now experiencing
t-.t aud groonged heat which are having
,s. If r. "a crops. Grass made a good
If, IA, sri suffer little from present
.r.5 iraus although near the road
43t f.. a.si With fine dust. Early planted
81. rs fairly we'll, but those planted
r.a tlalel and withered by the heat and
a general and long continued rain is
z- n.. ISL at this time it would interfere
h, ssy,.- and cause loss in that direction.
.t4t, aud berries are reported abund-
r.sag apple crop, with the exception of
alsia,, rramislng.
-H IAyANA CANAL w. W. Merrill has
Eau- resented him by his son, Dr. A S.
ya 8a. is s. atoned at Cristobal, Panama,
la 5.,s which render trip to Panama I'M
RESI- indeed, we doubt if the visitor can
E.a. ml.f If the work in progress there, or
s.m 4 rlcr information, as can be had from
aas .us- "A Trip to Panama Canal is a
Nv L ,, 6S pages, containing hundreds of
b.r. stations, showing every stage of
gs, 10 ma canal, the American in con-
es rench operations, the buildings
4 $ and workmen, the native vii
g. natives, and business places,
devoted to historical and de-
zss 4---r. The other book is the annual
-thmian Canal Commission for
ar ia pages, with maps and many
-a. lw very interesting volumes
.NNs The following automobiles
'... unity were registered at the
e. Rotary of State during the past
t. W Shihles, Morrill,; runabout:
..s, morse power 225; predominant
,e5rge Weymouth, Stockton
-4raut; gasoline power; horse pow |
d., nnating color. red.
Be 'V>- tie Dixon, Thorndike; touring
i s-' wer; horse power, So; predom- /
hlack.
1i7l ne Pastures, Belfast; runabout; |
a.- m"eE morse power, II; predominant
25E -gt
40 s-l3 Al. Baron, Unity, touring car;
a- so@er; horse power, IS; predominant |
4eNa- oack.
e7l!s. Arthur Richie, Belfast; touring
s@ya power; horse power, 80; FREEDOM
~aE el black
AZ 5l53 George E. Bryant, Freedom;
~ Gar, gasoline power; horse power, 22s;
a.latag color, blue.
bsJ Ulysses G. Fernald, Belfast;
lug EAR gasoline power; horse power, 225;
'@Hnalng color, red.
6l56 R. C. Johnson, Belfast; touring
t''a0t power; horse power, 81; FREEDOM
|t1g aor green.
'-o- ? c. Blaisdell, Bayside; touring
s-''eos power horse power, 48; predom-
''s s'or green.
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