The Republican journal., 1913-06-26
The News of Belfast.

mixer mackerel are in the market at Il
.,ts each, and are fine.
rtsre will be a ball at Peavey's hall, City
j., Thursday evening, July Sd, with music
= Tewnsend's orchestra.
.ronc the nominations by Gov Haines, June
,t was that of Clifford J. Pattee as public
A 7istrator for Waldo county.
,ss Leonard & Barrows shoe factory begar
,.,is} to run 10 hours day, with the usua
Holiday on Saturday, and the outlook i!
for d busy summer season.
,-. and Miss rosby, who have been at the
.i.,r while their summer home on North
. avenue was being put in readiness for &C.
. took possession Monday.
..-.-sxt two regular meetings of the La.
military to the Sons of Veterans will be
Monday, July 7th and August 4th. All
srs are requested to be present as there
-- hut two meetings during the summer.
Tao Downie & Wheeler circus gave after
.rd evening performances here June 18th
s.r sized audiences 1t is a good, clean
and came into and went out of the city
I'D sss noise than any circus that has ever
..,9d here.
81, will begin this week on the new con-
z walks which are to replace practically
let of plank sidewalk. The work will
., barge of W. h. Simmons of Rockland,
said to be one of the best builders OF
,-ete walks in the State.
-., 7ublc are cordially invited to a "straw-
- tea" to be served by the ladies of the
..-aational Class in the Baptist church
..-. tomorrow, Friday. at $50 p. M After
INNER all are invited to remain and ENJOY
,,5 evening with games. etc. Admission,
tents.
-,. nave been short-handed in the compos-
nam and crowded with advertising and
latter that must have precedence and
.s uecessitated deferring correspond
-ocal and otherwise, and we must ask
.-ributors to have patience until we can
-4 ghtened out.
...- capacity last Monday evening at the
--.santation of the Talking Moves
r-rything new, opinions differed as to
,..rits One little "chap" remarked IN
voice. after the reel of the Talking
That's a dandy"
.rIsED LETTERS. The following let
mad nccalled for in the Belfast post
..-fhe week ending June 24th. LADIES
. sadie Burgess, Miss Alice sawyer Y
.-. Miss Emily Winslow. Gentlemen
Mrs Donald j Dodge, Franks Gaudit'
M eu-d. Percy A. Henry, Alfred hho"l'oh'
a5sIe. Arno Russell.
lone eulvert has been placed at the hatu-
.5st of Kirby Lake on Llncolnvihe
- much to the qualification OF the COM
-- n charge of the Improvements. Inc
--,rn this lake flows north and enters
,pullers pond on Upper High street
-...-t If land at the lake adjoining Lin
..-.,.,s avenue has been prepared for raklng
.-s ling. Some of the promised contributed
...- mas been given, but the work is only
-E-4.
..-rIas Dana Gibson, at his summer home on
Sven Hundred Acre island, is painting from
LIE me Of the very few of the old-tlme
tiers in his island home engaged in filling
-.r-..er with clans. The old man is dressed
3 yerau and jumper, has on rubber boots
sa SOU wester and pipe in his mouth. The
I'd man is made happy by the price PAID Tor
POSING. the artist enjoys his work and there
s.e many onlookers who find the scene with
.ag artist and his subject most attractive.
FIRE ON GREEN STREET. The alarm from
c1 81 at $40 a m. Tuesday was for a hre
started in the house at No. Green street
.v-ed and occupied by Miss Eleanor J. circuit.
BE- n-e caught from an oil stove that was near
a9s A.lehen range Miss circuit in attempting
g. ex.inguish the flames was burned about the
=-- and her hair singed. There was very
La Image to the kitchen. Horace Chenery
his office opposite the Fire Department
-r .Lh mis- auto truck took the hose carriage
-.p with only Chief Shute and William
sy to hold it. They went at top speed
r1uuding the Bridge street corner the
-.aze was running on one wheel. But they
here all right and their prompt appear
q-.s ln the scene, thanks to Mr.. Chenery, no
l..,s saved the house. little wat put out
-t Ire before it had time to spread and the
~ was sounded at s.25.
ss Ping ITEMS. Fields S. Pendleton OF
81 ork was in Belfast last week and made
ATangements for having the big schooner
Villain j. Lermond, which has been in the
yanGeton dock here for several years, got
'salY or service as barge. She was dis
1asted when the Pendleton's brought her and
I1l- handsome sticks were bought here from
9'sgon for her, but three of them were used
n a,tHg out the dismasted schooner Frederick
Heessner, now on a voyage to the West 1ndles.
Under Command of Capt. ]. o. Hayes Capt
seneletol bought the steamer fremont at U
Marshas sale in Bucksport, and the price
4aid Is said to have been $1,000. 1t is not
saown what disposition will be made of the
seamer, One report is that she will be taken
t New York for sale and another that she will
De- paeed on the Islesboro route from this city
harles E. Bicknell of Rockland, owner OF
iae schooner Chase. now ashore near the Ports
mouth navy yard, has expressed the opinion
iHat he will be able to save and repair the
vessel.