The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-09-18


Tri!e forgot is the Indians grave.
lug ages after l, too,
dave entered the silence to be,
he heart of the ocean will WOO
Ana thou wilt flow down to the sea-
Thou river so dear, so dear,
gpple and dance and shine,
For hearts will be glad of thy cheer,
the Indians heart and mine.
R. T. Newell.
Heal of Lineolnville picked and mark ct
.--as season 1873 bushels of blueberries
t4rles b. Norton has sold a Metz runabour
. william HOFFMAN of New York, summer
slet on the North Shore, Northport.
rarity of eighteen young people, filling
re- uc kboards, drove to Swan Lake last
-lrsday evening and enjoyed a supper at
Ts october session of the Prospect and
--7 association of Free Baptists will be held
.s -st Saturday and Sunday in October at
DE- Harndike Center church. full attend
desired.
he past week or two the harbor has
4 ed with "tinkers"-sm but tooth
-, and they have been caught in large
rs with hook and line frt m the wharves
r 4- lower bridge
ladies' Aid of West Northport are to
BIZ. an entertainment at the Brainard school
use Ibis, Thursday, evening for the benefit
.1a lhapel fund. Miss Alice f. Simmons of
ST will read, and there will be musical
u.-+an, Ice cream and cake and candy will
= sale. Admission, 10 cents; children, 5
-arty ninth annual convention of the
lss state " C. T. o. will be held with the
ptist church. Rumford, Sept. 18th, 18th
tn The different departments of the
viii be taken up. The election of officers
se place Friday morning and the reports
c5unty presidents presented Friday af-
the regular report of DR.. Elmer Small.
nan of the finance committee of the bene-
Jam party at the Home for Aged Women,
lowing gifts have been received $25
Kan Mrs. Ira Nj. Cobe, $40 from Mr. George
rec of Chicago, formerly of Belfast, and
l Mrs Emily Hyams of New York. The
act receipts are now S3l5.52.
ID 5r to the water front. 1t is about four
,s- CHER than the old wharf and we'll above
chest tides. On the south side is land
IA zee for bricks, and on the upper side a
story shed has been erected for the stor-
as If line and cement 1t is about SO by 100
ie5t mas tar and gravel roof, sides sheathed
ron and matched hardwood floor, with
-sae- between that and the planking of the
s1srf. With their large storage and office
ing recently completed Cooper & Co. have
0 -al plant for handling their growing bus
ness.
fL'hp Livingstone of New York, who is
sgea ing the season at the McLane villa on
Import avenue, has returned from New
port. R. L, where he exhibited two of his
horses at the Newport horse show last week
77 |ol fourth prize in the gig class, with his
@ gelding Grangelt, and fourth prize also in
JAWS, With Grangelt and Gongelt These
75e5 are half brothers, bred in England,
nel sire being Royal Donegelt, and both
s have been in Belfast all the season.
-iYingstone's will stay here until the
Ole Of October
MONROE FAIR. Yesterday was the
day of the Monroe fair, which is to
on TWO days only this season and closes
The usual three days events are in
Sch IN the two days. The Bangor Com
al says: A track which excites con-
=bie amount of discussion is the saucer"
at Monroe. This track is perfectly
'+ without any sire tches, so that the horses
race are going around in circle 1t has
7ass been the opinion of the majority that
lack to be fast must necessarily have
5eiehes. but this theory is disproved as the
-7cA at Monroe is considered one of the fast
$50 81 the New England States, if not in the
Led States"
a'iciDE AT BuRNHAM. Our Burnham cor
s'Fonoent writes: "The people of this commu-
f5 we're shocked last Sunday morning upon
earning that Mrs. Bertha Varney had com
4lted suicide by shooting herself with a re-
'oFer at her home at Reynolds Corner, Sat-
1r1ay evening about o'clock. Her husband.
-'aTt Varney who keeps general store over
WHICH the family live, had closed the store an
gone to the stable to see that all was secure
'F light, Hearing the shot he hurried ur
STAIRS and found Mrs. Varney gasping her last
attn. No reason has been given for the
-'l Though Mrs. varney is said to have been
pendent because of poor health. Besides
7' A1 shan she is survived by her parents
--r and Mrs. Melvin Head, who live in Pitts.
3D. funeral services were held at the home
-4-d4y"