The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-10
The News of Belfast.

81 knowton has sold his restaurant on
y rect. 10 Mrs. Myra Mountain, and Mr..
y III oo.tt the former has been en:!3Fsi
u - some time.
II WAS begun last Saturday on the
n ..r # the new building to be occupied
q s-tne Line & Irvine Co. at Castine, to
..s ant recently destroyed by fire.
- rsquested to say that the transfer of
-.5s-ck W. Brown. of the Belfast post
-s5 position of money order clerk was
motion, as he had been the chief
many years. He preferred the
..-s .uties.
. ..sr.lc lawn party for the benefit of the
some, announced some weeks ago, will
..- uesday, July 22nd; if stormy. the
iay following. All friends of this
a.-s are earnestly invited to assist, The
.--sss will be given later.
-.s Retreat at Standpoint will open
g, 10th, for the members of the Uni
4 sunday school to enjoy the weeks
await that resort. There is good deal of
..=rr about the retreat being open this
~ IS < was closed all last year.
j. Torsleff, the official representa-
he Maine Anti-Tuberculosis Associa-
give free stereopticon lecture at
,ys-saljst church this, Thursday. even
.. 20 o'clock This lecture is for the in
r # the public IN regard to the causes
.- grevention of the disease. All are
nvited.
--- .-.stees of Grove Cemetery are much
- yer the malicious mischief perpe-
sri. he cemetery. Recently two of the
sis the surface water pipes that run
round were fastened open and the
M ali night or even longer. doing more
~ mage. The trustees think they have
a nough to bring action against the
ta--r
r.s8rm Tuesday at $50 p. m. from box %
small blaze on Lewis wharf, prob
ed by match thrown down after
..- pipe or cigar. When the firemen
the scene the person who had
me alarm had disappeared and they
q time in locating the fire. Fire chief
lte makes the special request that
ng in an alarm remain at the box
~emen arrive.
wing new phones have been INSTALL
Waldo Telephone Co.; Pieree-Bll-
-l6-11; Dr. Karl Stevens, res, 241-1l;
, Jas. f. Preston, Z; Hogan Bakery,
ullp Livingstone. l24; Miss Anne C.
g.. Leonard A. Busby, 260; Phoenix
.-. I'll; Temple Heights hotel, 1882;
Mcclellan cottage at Murphy's point,
a phone, number 233, will be placed
..a Jorner Drug store, when opened.
.T STUDENT AT IA. In letter written
1eUween Chicago and St. Paul, on his
Hozeman, Montana, Prof. William F.
-7- avs. Have on board,one Confederate
-- returning from the South. He halls
-n -sgon and found the heat at Gettys-
III. TO much for him. He reports a great
r .ad is quite interesting; was one of
men and was slightly wounded He
asst night that after the war he went
fornia; taught for forty years, then
AL TO take rest. Rested as long he
...=5 TO-, and at IA started studying law,
s=.=d ne exams and is now practicing. He
s ,ncy call him the "kid lawyer"
b ENGLIsH BALLADS The first July meet
g the Reading Department of the Arts
ID raj s was held Tuesday evening at their
5n The subject, "Old English Ballads"
az charge of Miss Caroline W. Field, who
ls edge gained by study and teaching. She
q ra- the larger part of the time to the
'= II the ballads and tracing the similarity
sy4ression in all these ballads To illus
s- She read the following: The Two Sisters
1raae, alison Gross, A LykeWake Dirge,
-- Wise Y Expounded, Sir Patrick Spens,
uniting of the Cheviot (parts), Waly
Get Up and Bar the Door. Miss Field
ses charge of the meeting July 22nd,
. Charles B. Ames of the special meet
18th, reading from the Irish ballads.
aMATEUR GARDENER. We hear a good
he trials and tribulations of farmers,
mateur gardener is also a subject for
-.at4y- as the following note from one of
3 will testify: What with drought,
e and other forms of hysteria on the
81 Nature, caterpillars and cut worms, |
9a4 that farming is only an incident in my
'iaHe career. | grated two trees this
and had great luck, but / have to visit
7 rees three times day to outwt the fat
'sEaEs who are in-ent on taking those scions
4n appetizer. And with fire, knife, and
eo4ntless nests. And might tell as much
ta"n-tail itch while writing as Kipiing did
l-okleY heat"
to.R's Mills Mrs, o. A. Wade returned
'n Hartford. Conn, last week. E. Stanley
son IS spending his vacation with his
dttf, Marley 0. Wilson, Mrs. Jane Cole
'tTed home from Camden last Friday.
5''on Strong Of Boston is at Henry Vent
l'R Tor the summer. -. Mrs. Arthur Hig-
ls lsted in Waterville last week. Mrs.
'isa Frouty of Whitman, Mass, has been
her sister. Mrs. Henry Wentworth.
4 crown is visiting friends in Waterville.
Marley o. Wilson is building an extension
Us arm. John Hartshorn is preparing to
e to his buildings before moving in.
.r7 Caroline Merriam returned home
'h4ay from visit with friends in Rockland
Mrs Frank Smith, who has been vis ting
Uai-nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wilson, was
~ one to Greenville last week, receiving
at Mr. Smiths brother had been killed
Yearly all the farmers have begun having.
81 r and Mrs Albert Wentworth of Burn