The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-10-23
The News of Belfast.

respondent reports that the average
=, If totatoes in Troy will be about 200
ss.sss per acre
=. Lewis O. Fernald was Sc years old Oct.
=, He is proud of his years and is very
.,,s for one of his age.
a. Ernest S. Weber has moved from the
olsard house on Northport avenue to the
o..a- Aopkins house on Bayview street.
.5drue & Co. have contracted to install in
-ssarace Of A. B. Stantial on Waldo ave-
saline vacuum vapcr steam plant, the
=. II IFS KIND in Belfast.
-,s,ire weirmen are having a go d run of
ring with price at 60 cents bushel 1t is
..~4t4I that this years catch will aggregate
..,.s-7 $50 900 and $4,000.
p.tfsst Hive. No. Is. Ladies of Maccabees
.,.p,red their regular meeting from last
,g,rdsy s5ening to next Monday, when they
II meet with Mrs Annie Sanborn.
pa--isca Stevens of Jackson, indicted on
-, statutory offences, who has been confined
tsf Waldo county Jail in default of $4,000
=. secured bail last week and has been re-
Iss.ei.
An si,ourned session Of the Probate Court
-,s held oct. 18th, at which among other BUSH
,ss. tie wills of Charles E. Lane, late of
o.,,s, and A. G. Caswell late of Searsmont.
rs-+ slowed.
c4 William 7. Haines has auth orized the
.=s-,o- If prize of $40 for the best barrel
,fBsfQin apples at the Bangor Fruit Show
,sv. month. The prize will be known as the
Gr Hanes prize.
Alfred ". Bowden, who died recently in
sar-aa- was an enthusiastic collector of rare
,4-- aai antique furniture, and among his
.,.-. " .-s many valuable ones, willed to him
sgs sst collector.
as lrday morning the N. R Cross but
.- lided with the H. L. Written de.
vs-, ;.aa' IN front of their st ore on Church
s-ss. setting the wagon and horse. The
.,. Image was a severe cut on the Cross
brse
Tie ma White Barker Tent, No. a, D. of
aI-d It's regular meeting to night, Oct.
81 % rsmorial Hall. Mrs. Luna Baker of
a-- 5partment Inspector, will be present
s,; ,et the Tent, All members are re-
s....e be present.
7ag If the weather, the West Brooks
spondent of the Ellsworth Amer
lnder date of Oct. 18th "Forty-
ago this evening l arrived home
rom the west coast of South Amer
ground here was frozen solid, and
rs. -3 with thirteen inches of snow the
n1rning.'
ls CASE. horse case which in
ug-l mysterious disappearance of the
@ Question was before the municipal
lt 18th. The facts as shown by the
we're, in brief, as follows: James 0.
nj Unity traded horses with Leroy
.aa / Troy, the latter giving "boot" in
f S31 80 each, one to run three and
six months. Witham started for
11 his new horse. but it gave out be-
there and after some further ex-
--- returned the horse to Clifford and
=uaut-a MS notes, but did not get them.
s5ld the notes to other parties and
7'=a ~ tried to collect payment was re-
1--- nd the horse on which the security was
Use ao vanished, neither party protesting
-o.. It's whereabouts. Witham then had
Clifford aefore the municipal court charged
XIII Ja-ajning money under false pretences
anu Jll ge hnowlton found probable cause
an lac ID the respondent under 5000 bonds to
await .h- action of the grand jury at the
3sos- term.
AXIS Nd CRAFTS READING DEPARTMENT
The 'pe committee for the year 1894 of
as 'eaHng Department of the Arts and
t-a-s t!u5. Mrs. Amos Clement chairman.
Mrs 5-0ree R. williamson. Mrs. Essie P.
ga-e al Miss Margaret N. Hazeltine, have
E1'.e5 the program which is as follows:
--th Report of the State Federation
A=eta Mrs. E. R. Pierce. Report of Top
'naittee by Mrs. Amos Clement.
2-th .}eview of the Inside of the Cup.
-. Arthur A. Blair
M Lecture, Rome, Ever Old Yet Ever
rated, by Miss Cora Stanwood Cobb
wton, Mass.
q, John Galsworthy, by Rev. Chas.
Review of two Recent Magazine
se .rz Amos Clement.
Current Events, Mr.. Edward R.
b Review of the Reading Depart
he past year, Miss Mauie K. Rus
Margaret Deland and her Books
- L, Stevens. 'S'
i-- Some Ancient Philosophers and
"7ophies, by Mrs Giles G. Abbott.
5' -+in, Arnold Bennett and his Books
'i'' arthur Richie. 0'
9th A Little Story of a Great
ne y Mrs George R. Williamson.
MAJ. @4,h- Resources of Our Library. by
4acie L. Barr -
ittn. Some Recent Books of Travel,
a''s EAzabeth A. Kelley.
9Th Current Events, by Miss Mar.
34-t Hazeltine
. isy 9Th. Nathaniel Hawthorne. by Mrs.
RED Waldo Brown.
1. way -oth. Some Recent History, by Mrs.
'a9les e Durham.
1. '-ot s'a Eugene Field, by Mrs. John R.
AIN. g-ae $40. Some Recent ESSAYS bv Mrs
arthur brown. ~ Ais
+'h Round Table. What have You
oest N the Years Program?
rF -0-h illustrated Poems, bv Mrs. s. A.