The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-09-17
The News of Belfast.

~ss..--. factory in Unity opened Sept. eth'
,. 4s,rember term of the Supreme Judi
-,s-f convenes in this city next Tuesday
-,- ..it.l stock If the Swan Written ick-
,. If this city has been increased to
#l0Y.
-4. IA last Farmers Union received thelr
A.. PIG, load Of grain Tuesday and it was sold
He:1s from the car.
u-.ai Mrs George H. Darby have made
...,.ya repairs and improvements, including
5.--. aghts at their attractive home on
&.1 tr.e'.
rr.r- will he dance at Silver Harvest
5.,7-. hall. Waldo, Saturday evening, Sept.
ioo .7I every Saturday night following.
N.Ie 9r Mckeen's orchestra.
Mr. Fl Pattershall brought to the Journal
.a,e asl Thursday two ripe and perfect
.rsuberres. picked Sept. Sth IN the garden OF
M Wade, Waldo avenue.
Tho steamer Golden Rod will make the last
9Bosv excursion of the season to Bangor next
s,ri4, saving Lewis wharf at $50 o'clock,
,ryia. in Bangor about LAS a. M, and
4ayrg On Inc return at p. m.
Clark Camp, S. of V. will have a
ab5, g.uist party in Memorial Hall next
Tssd9, evening. 1t will be followed by
dance with music by McKeen's orchestra.
admission 20 cents; refreshments free.
Earl .ttrell of Stockton Springs, formerly
Of Rslfas,. recently went to Lewiston to try
mt with the Worcester Mass. team of the
| New England Base Ball League. and has signed
Wit, them as pitcher. He will begin active
work u April.
The Seotember meeting of North Waldo
25r4ou- sl. be held with Sebasticook Grange,
Durham. sept 23d. Reduced rates have been
secured from all stations on the Belfast branch.
I5s as=ling was postponed on account of the
Aonra- lud Unity fairs.
l9ug fierce OF west Belfast met with
srols .ury last Thursday while employed in
sgataalr saw mill near his home. His right
hand CANE in contact with the saw, severing
tie ,llmb and index finger and cutting off the
eld9f the second finger. He was attended by
Dr. Lugene D. Tapley
Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the G.
r., is to have series of three picnic din
1e-s, .he first today, Thursday, at the home of
Ia PRESIDENT, Mrs. Augusta Fletcher, and the
'econd Sept oath at the Pendleton cottage on
Faitersons Point. Arrangements are not COM
leted Ter me third.
Loe contract for the construction of new
revenue utter to replace the Levi Woodbury.
OIL the Name coast has been awarded to the
Newport News (Va.) Shipbuilding and Dry
u'ek Co 1t is to be completed in 10 months
4d JIG expected to go into commission in about
'9eaT from this time. The appropriation for
Tie vessel IS 1925, 1000
af H. I. Field is very enthusiastic over a
ssnt canoe trip up the West Branch of the
'snooscot ard the ascent of Mount Katahdin
I'le IN company with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R.
"OOoeoek. When they started on the final
'un' heavy cloud hung over the mountain
'oat when the summit was reached it had
'eafed and there were magnificent views of a
'"e e@panse of forests, lakes and streams.
ADVERTISED LETTERS The following let
Sfenained uncalled for in the Belfast pos
"1's ior the week ending Sept. 15th Ladies'
''' 'arah Bean. Mrs. Annie M. Bailey, Miss
'l'e Bailey, Mrs. T. R. Hutchings, Mrs R. L.
'ss' Miss Lena Walker. Gentlemen-Henry
y, ,U0eSer, Harvey Gray, 2 letters, MIR. A c..
1"sy VIM. White, James E. White.