The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-17
The News of Belfast.
.hsrries and blackberries were in the
~, Iulv 18th. but they were not natives.

+,. Julv 18th. but they were not natives.
Holmes has sold his farm at the
the Tide to George A. Bray, formerly
Waldo
Pastures and Pearl Brook farm are
1g the local markets with the best of
,-7ng in season in the way of fresh vege-
E published list of petitions for refer
EA m ~ the public utilities bill We find but
EH q aldo county, that of j. A Adams
|8 hers of Unity.
annual reunion of the 10th Maine Regi-
ss1cation will be held in Belfast early
-.sr ana l. A. Conant of this city is the
If the committee on the program
b -sa storm early last Thursday morning
r4 showers that afternoon were very
4 ce as no rain sufficient to wet the
n mi lad fallen for several weeks. A dry
5juces the hay crop and has materially
s ned the yield of Strawberries.
ia g.. Eta Dodge, Miss Lovisa Fuller, Mrs
I Clinton, and Warren Fahy, have
& ato the new Fahy cottage on the Shore
2 las Just been completed Mr.. and Mrs.
Z ag and family of five children have
l ato the old Fahy cottage. Mr. Heating
Z =, rsatfeur at the Crosby estate.
S -e aides Aid of West Northport held
~ =lceessful food and apron sale at the
IA ~. ettce Northport Campground, last Fri
"a Yearly SIS was realized by the young
.- charge, Miss Clara R. Steward and
81 -g.n Hills. The request of patrons for a
Isl ion of the sale may be granted later in
~ s-tso1.
# slfast History Class had their annual
"a July 9th at the Hartman Bungalow
"a s.. .esow Little River on the shore A
a f1i picnic dinner was served and the
81 5oted to recreation and rest. This club
n The oldest women's club in the State
% record that reflects credit on its
d -za--=hp.
II write-up of the Maine Press visit in
~ an important omission was made On
u '=a.ng of the 4th there a fine display
works directly in front of the Mountain
b use, and seated in rocking chairs on
n spacious veranda the spectacle was thor
q ajoyed by the visitors We also failed
n p Mr.. E. W. Morrell of the Reporter
j , Gardiner, among the members pres
"a flerce-B Billings Go. was unable to start
d e." factory IN tins city with a full crew
q %, owing to the non arrival OF portion
a Machinery. The machinery arrived on
ton boat that morning and the factory
4 ID full operation Mrs. Leroy H. South
East Northport. formerly a substitute
q -ty National Bank. is employed by the
Il -En as bookkeeper The company wants
i -zlp.
nteresting lecture was given in the
r-salist church last Thursday evening by
A. G. Torsletf, the official representa-
the Maine AntiTuherculosis associa-
Mr. Torsetf is pastor Of the Universalist
n IN Orono, and has three months leave
-rLce to lecture. The lecture was free
general invitation was extended to the
-lh-' but the attendance was small. Mr..
--r-etf believes that the disease is not hered-
s-' 9r contagious and that it can be stamped
-- th proper and attention.
: -oMlNG LAWN PARTY. At a special meet
-- If the directors of the Home for Aged
l-en the following were made chairmen of
-s cummlttees on the annual lawn party, to
&c gwen August 14th: Fancy work, Mrs.
a-a7 Pierce; candy, Miss Juliet A. Wiggin;
It cream, Mrs. r. F. Dunton; food, Mrs
-rahces Murch; entertainment, Messrs R. F.
l1nJon and C. W. Wescott; decorating, Mr..
-lzrles R. Coombs; finance, DR.. Elmer Small;
3li-Etlslng and cards, Miss Sue M. Partridge
lie ondition of the Home finances makes
taseessary that this annual event should be
--s1gal success.
IHF JEwETT FAMILY. The Reporter journal
y. srdiner, Me, has History Column de-
led to geneaologies, etc, in which recently
,-ueared the following;
ALERT Gallatin, son of Daniel and Betsey
.-a-ltx) Jewett, was born in Pittston, Maine,
18th, 1902. Was graduated from Colby
-f.-Ee in class 1925. Was lawyer by pro-
4sson, and was connected with some of the
cost important cases in our State. Was may
VI Belfast, Maine in 1854 and T. Was
s-nuer of the Maine legislature, and in ls45
ippointed Charge d Atfaires at Peru, which
ace he held several years. He married
.-et-iialls Laughter VI IOu JOHl wilson,, OF
Be =st He died in Belfast in April 1885
-h.idren of Albert Gallatin and Hannah
u: sony Jewett:
-abella. born in Bangor Me-, Sept. Oath,
sS5. Married Charles M. Harris
LIGHTERS OF VETERANS. The first regular
meeting of the newly organized Tent of
lighters of Veterans, known as the Emma
Nhirs Barker Tent. was held last Thursday
Mght in Memorial hall, with large attend
sHos with Mrs. Fred N. Slavery, the president,
IA the chair. Two new members were taken
10 and several veterans of the Civil War and
ooAs of Veterans were made honorary men,
oers. Two handsome flags were presented to
The Tent by Mrs. William H. Qumby, and the
gift IS much appreciated. The death of David
EDWARD Bird, veteran of the LIST Maine
taTary, was reported, his demise having oc-
Cured that morning from the effects of an
sg7petic shoot. The next regular meeting
will be held OF the second Thursday in August,
F4en an interesting program will be given
he NORTH CHURCH FAIR The ladies' of
Che North Church Circle have announced
aug s, as The date OF the annual midsummer
TAR 1t will be held in Memorial hall. after
t0Qn and e'ening. In the afternoon, a baby
-fW will h given and this feature alone is
SO Ugh TO i'll the hall to its utmost capacity.
lis however, will not be the only attraction,
.9f mere will be fancy work, aprons, candy,