The Republican journal., 1914-11-05
|1be News of Belfast.

r 49, ta Carter, who has been i'll
.s..- -la under treatment with
Boston. has returned from a
.,s-. s,o IS greatly improved.
-.t t-.a x IA at II Is p. m. Sunday
,,n-r., tire at Jefferson +. Wilson's
.r.rtlr -.-set. There was no damage
,t.of auded ten minutes later.
s5,e. s- Universalist Society will
,,mns ie in Hayford block next
a..-, --s entrance beginning to-
7a-.ea}. a.d continuing Friday and
rag yl es"ings.
!, a.ss,r Waldo avenue had been
a., s1yAsas and set a trap for the
,a.t ,.ua he caught very large
.r.w..se IL uwl. /. l.. Perry of East
4, F55 a4-, had, trout pond and a
.n d. gy.ed the owl and provided a
+bI.O a.- !~x farm,
l.s Gle, Is AVE received cards from
a, sss. ..arles S, Ivie of Shelbyville.
Announcing hat the marriage of their
cs- .l-l hunt, to jefferson Alex
f5rrs.y ut Belfast, will take place on
,.s5ae. N.y. ltn, at high noon, at the
d,5s .r3e ~ Shelbyville.
lost yanl Of ba
H., byle4 as misprinted, Since the
h ig5..s 1t caves have turned from the
set gaOJrl shed copper to green, and later
sr ga.u t.. Yellow. The leaves remain
he gss guFi the new leaves-which are
sBsl tae5 rcst appear-come out in the
ns M4ty seeing them with the dead
re 90 luea lInk that the trees are dead,
NpeR Steamer building at Rockland for
FslyDseo. Bay and River Steamboat Co.
| lie au1cat4 aCout December 18th and will
b .yeei 10 Portland, where the Port
EG install the machinery. She will
HaEp-i slta q powerful engine that will
b Der i niles an hour or better. D. W.
E8l be chef engineer. and it is expect
es will uaAe her first trip on or before
LM She vii be named the Islesboro and
nae The place of the Stockton on the
EpMt sui Camden route and will make
aa each ay at Crow Cove, Islesboro.
EEPpG irEas The four-masted schooner
r u. rtsAel. which had been tied up at
Fat ior several weeks, has loaded full
En cooperage stock for Barbados. This
Has Nos 54l-t At Rockland in 1901, and in
Pan lays "as called the Flying Has
fois. Her fast passages. The schoon-
hg Ey!Lers, built at this port in 1880
GLmad AZ Brown, but no longer in the
fie u.s.. Wa also noted for her sailing
sas'- Barge Glendower arrived Wednes-
fAgag Dc, 3. from Port Richmond, N. Y,
LcV tals Of coal to the Fuel & Hay Co.
FavisN RECOGNIZED. The Carnegie Hero
.VlHns5va at Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. Both
fEIti G. acts of heroism. In is cases
Medals were awarded, in 81 cases
u leda,s there were 13 heroes who lost
Nest and n The dependents of three of
PENSIONS 4ggIe egating $3.50 a year were
N Ana4g the. heroes of New England
F''gI zeu vas Belfast man, of whom
ssiand :, ltford. Northport ave., Bel
r. 5fohze medal to his mother. He
lvalDTi aged 45, who died attempting to
@ol Lo9mbs, aged 9, from drowning
~ 1872 Coombs fell Is feet from a
~ Was carried out by the tide. Clifford,
'a not physically sound, jumped over
'nu swan 80 feet to Coombs, grasped
%nen he vas going down and pulled
Ne surface. Coombs soon sank and
'sleo Clifford going beneath the sur
N" seconds later and drowning.
"NHoN' FARMERS The Boston Cham
'u'lneEce and the Maine Department
"4'uFe' VIII hold three public meetings
N'' with the farmers the problem of
"H milk production in Maine. These
~ VIII he held in Newport, Nov. 11th, in
" NOV 18th, and Auburn, Nov. 18th,
Z H. To p. m. The Maine Central
VHefs a%cursion rates from stations
1' 'of the three events. If you wish
'' your BUSINESS at better prices-at-
another matter of interest to farmers
Institutes will be held Monday.
WI VI Frederic Richie Grange hall,
@1 'ossday, Nov. 10th, in Sunrise
''D' "'oterport, at 1880 a. m. and
ar George L. Gillingham of Nor
a. ' and MIR. WE. McSparran of
a. Will attend and there will be
''a within the State.
,'''NSiENr COURSE. The second num-
|AP, ea'erianment course will be given
,F'@' church Monday, November 9th,
ysf viii introduce something decid-
.l1 describing to the citizens of Bel
,~ Wood has made several very won.
H., |OVeries, including the gyroscope,
''n car, and the ultra violet ray. It
H., mat no one who will attend this
h, 'n' has ever witnessed any one of
H. ~ant demonstrations. The subjects
'"S'rated are of such nature that
"s'lon given can be plainly seen
's'@ Of the auditorium. The mono
'e sent out in the auditorium in ,
NM "festling match with the gyro-
Ah, " extremely interesting. and the
~, s0h the wall will be done with the
N fiof. Wood prophesies that in 1920
travelling through space from
wy to mountain top along single
iaa sS IN the monorail car. The church
IN dsnso s to its full capacity by men,
ehI ns snildren who want to see these |
ad Inventions and the interesting
" 'emonstration which Prof. Wood