The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-07

Rivers side and wooded hill
IN the old road home.
fer somewhere she is waiting
With the same sweet smile.
ns day she will give US greeting
40 me end of weary mile
a here the road leads home.
/ The old familiar road
Past rivers, sedge and shore
Past field. and hill, and fragrant wood
AID she waits as in days of yore
util we come.
r. 7. NEWELL.
- 5e-sonal note from Boston Mr.. Alfred
---s n says: ut looks now as if the History
asst 2nd volume) should be out the
..- rs month or in September.
nest meeting of the Reading Depart
the Arts and Crafts will be Tuesday
,.-.r. August 18th Mrs. James c. Durham
Use up the life and works of Robert
rnenson.
Tie .oner yacht which takes out parties
-.- boys camp at Belgrade lakes was in
81 " me wen " tdhS Oul ttO bilId
-.r.l this season. She takes about dozen
for a week cruise down the bay.
-- -line herring have been scarce so
r- season, ard in consequence there
yery little done at the canning
this city. Only about one hundred
fish were received here last wees.
Marine Agency reports the sale
foot auxiliary schooner Vagrant,
.- III White to R. Y, Young. Mr.. White
aar resident at Saturday Cove and has
.grant in these waters for several
r.1er City of Bangor of the Eastern
corporation, recently burned at her
a .s,on, has been towed to Philadelphia
viii be repaired at a cost Of $4,000.
ard engines are intact, but her upp.
INST he rebuilt,
X Bodgett mas resigned his position
.5- -eIj3 lust Company and will be sue
... Ai.Sun Ellis from the Belfast Ma
as, n Houston Small, VINO gradu-
s June from the University of Maine.
Led Mr.. f lis.
.rlszD LETTERS The following let
... ..r .it ed uncalled for in the Belfast post
he week ending August 5th: Ladies
-Ns- "A ethusa Packard, Mrs Frederick T.
t.er Mrs. Henry White. Gentlemen--War-
-. barnes, 7. o. Hills, Ernest Luce, Will
a- well, Henry Perry, A. Paul, Thomas
S-,aa.ls, G. B. Smith.
4 aggressive rally was held on schoolhouse
cru1n Wednesday evening, July Both. AL
-.. Goodhue called the meeting to order
srt speakers were Walter c. Emerson of
.o-.snd Rev H. E. Dunnack of Augusta and
ar-ree H. Thompson of Montpelier, VT, the
5-J= liking for about an hour. The Belfast
bar Vas IN attendance.
a week school of thousand or more
Nrt port, and were stranded by the outgoing
ese Mr. George Kelley, whose home is at
mead Of the Cove, sailed down go ,dly
,-aosr for winter use. and George A. Gil
afsst Who is occupying his cottage at the
g= adhered enough for dinner.
Mrs. lena White and Geneva Hutchns
.-e-,aned Mrs. Luther Hanmons, Misses
+c- averne and Bertha Written, Florence
.-l -olise Brown, Florence Lbbey, Mildred
season and Ruth Anterior at porch party
sr home, corner of Union and Harbor
----- July 31st. Punch, sandwiches and
Nafers were served and dancing and
musical program were enjoyed.
aa eyening entertainment at the lawn
the Home for Aged Women August
q. all include the following: The fairy play.
l5 Wings of Mignonette,'' by eight little
apanese song and dance by ten girls
The direction of Miss Alice Millhouse.
Character song by Carleton Reao; char
ag,ar song and dance by Marian Millhouse
AID Helen Wescott; duet by Betty Hanshue
sri race HaEeltine.
very attractive bungalow is being built
-ns Allyn field by Martin Equith. stone
4a-'. who recently came to Belfast. 1t
c1tain six rooms and bath, will be
sized in natural wood, hardwood floors,
Jul fred for electricity. 1t is 26x27, with
-.-a9ar post, on a substantial cement found
4ion and cement cellar. John Macleod of
rroy dence, who came to Belfast, few
t3.'s ago. is the contractor.
The Tuskegee University Quintette gave
pleasing concert at the Methodist church last
f0l evening. They are touring the North for
a7 1eDeft of the University ,and are directed
y Rev Charles W. Woods of Columbia Uni
'sraly, who is at present librarian of the Tus-
reg University. Their plantation melodies
4artets and solos were fine and in an inter
=5toL address Mr. Woods told of the great
e4o'tianal work that Booker 7. Washington
doirs for the colored people.
N Grindal has bought the 35 ton schoor
}-te n, form erly the sloop-yacht Adiie
'H--s and later the Addie, and Is having her
tn two ten horse power engines at the
af + the Ellsworth Foundry & Machine
'lfs=. Mr.. Grindal will use her as a freight
eNtend his trade to the bay and island
'"i+ He expects to have her in commission
a'out a month. George Farrell will com
Rand her.-Ellsworth American.
BIS is the craft owned for some time by
apt Shubael C. Rich, who recently sold her
4l1 bought the schooner Monomoy. The
asIeoD has a ketch rig, not schooner, and her
VAL plan was cut down some by Capt. Rich
"hen yacht, she had center-board. She