The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-06-27
= NEWS OF BELFAST

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IT,, SaI Belle sbi3les of Knox
s' ,,s organ announces that the tax
d. e.. .l re a. will be $3.50 on $1,000
T'F r u will meet Friday afternoon
lh' Winnie Coombs, High street.
VIII - .o he dance at Peavey's hall, City,
I'e's l., evening, July End, with music
|. $s5.. orchestra
p" ., meeting of the Improvement
..' rta held next Monday afternoon at
'Sa' Of puaton & Morse
1' .,or meeting of A. E. Clark Camp,
I'VE .,- Monday evening will be for drill
i,e .ream and cake will be served.
Ii'' ali a- sn ice cream social next Satur-
la7t ..,1. home of Mrs. Della Robbins,
d i.Ifast for the benefit of Mason Mills
'D' Norton has sold her house on
A'' avenue. near Little River, to Jacob
Se"f .r.r.tg. who will move here and oc-
mt
.t.. begun on the foundation for new
g.-,+ u Snute is to build on the corner
l.4' -.,ss and Salmond streets. 1t will be
-4., ,s.apancy in the early fall.
ps7gsr Yacht club is planning for its
ral-tii Of July cruise, and according to
MANS will go to Ryder's Cove as usual
...s will be anger than in former years.
$40 Q Barr has launched his sloop
,a rlana, and is offering her for sale
aaale to use her himself. She is
a .-I.. usstherly and a comfortable crus-
p...sr commissioner Burgess is laying a
;sqsi, ,o Court street between Spring
-. ya.s- streets 1t was much needed, as
- ... mad been in a bad condition for
yesr,
r,e Jai ference of school superintend-
.,e s-i secondary school principals will be
,sls. Css,re, July SIP, and an interesting
,,aa asz bee. prepared by State Superin-
t,aisr Pa smith.
III. De, .gsr company at Union began
vrs Is. wees al a large Golfer dam, and dur
r,.a. ..nu=r 4ll proceed actively with the
,rs-.s jig e. Is new plant. The company
N, az. .- e uole rights in Thomaston.
an x a. many active troops of Boy
ts nrilld scouts have a prominent
Hg. re .seir two scout masters is a
i,u be. .ay, H. E. Condor, who recent
|, m9nvar.- mem on hike to log cabin
! D1#-. arss= they camped out,
b ia-. column we publish the annual
sa.lga..- se Vermont Mutual Fire Insur-
be u.4a Montpelier, Vermont. Or
g.ls5 70 ~, is one of the strongest COM
,sr.s= ne lsues in the State, making a
b.. ing FIR is policy holders. F. II. & c.
&als pa Yrtland are general agents for
! sa a4ne.
d. J- ne table of the summer sched-
Fsmt- Maine Central will be found in an
Fha 6ma- There is one change on the
b. tf heal interest. Train 1902 leaving
tg.a If lo, b. m for the west will stop at
Blrnau, glelqu for Belfast connections, pro-
F5si s-serg rs present local card tickets for
b. ST.. or points on the branch. Mileage
F--- a- accepted for Burnham Junction on
b
assr. ea- presented in the automobile
Fsn+ s.. lutay afternoon that was the
g@ . aangor's brilliant carnival. f. D.
(Ha Nash, Eben Littlefeld and H. C.
1 aa g4-e IL a Ford; while another Ford
b g-I by Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Clifford,
W. a eaph Clifford, and Miss Myrtle
Fat b age, G. G. Dryer, Miss Page and
H-ss. "nterport also had car in
EG~ale
al' TIERS. The following let
asrso aimed in the Belfast post
1a sH5 ses ending June 25th: Ladies'
.a Miss Greta A. Hodgkins, Mrs.
nu Miss Gertrude Sylvester,
t Nar!ea. Gentlemen-Rev. J. B.
4's-l Keith, Chas Cleveland, c. D.
'en "at.- il Clark, James Gilchrist,
s frank Keen, John Kotela,
naa, George Morris.
" The steamer Silver Star,
land mp at the railroad wharf
'''s+. a. eng got ready for business
Sud be- run as an excursion boat.
-..r notice the steamer Marjorie,
BARBOUR will run on the follow
.-.At leaves Bangor at 7.30 a. NJ,
A- ago Wednesday, for lslesboro,
s'- .eht, tgEemoggin, South Brooksville,
-e''4e Deer Isle and Brooklin. Return
a lt1aslin at 7 a. M, Monday and
usasr
's seventeen members of this years
''S''ng GLASS yt the Belfast High school
F'l u cement, Ansel A. Packard, Harold
''.''' and Victor l. Merriam are going to
-'''s'S's qf Maine in September; Virgie
A'I'' Marjorie Carleton, Ruth Kimball
'-ss'' deal to Castine Normal school;
''"i'.dsnd Mabel Craig to Mt. Holyoke
" Hester Brown thinks of studying
a5 al ,a5 Boston University; Hazel Doak
s' oae New England Conservatory of
Boston. ArviIla Daggett intends to
-'Se and others will continue their
w" ll' 'a'e not made definite plans.
d, -U,'esnioaad, high framed, hard tired
'NsA appeared on the streets last
-'''aeted no little laughing comment
-s ''standera. This type of vehicle,
. '-Ee afge spoked front wheel, and
''' "Aesl in the rear, with the rider
aHols!y on top of it ALL now looks