The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-07-08
The News of Belfast.

d bert H. Hart is improving from serious
8 sudden i'll turn.
q ,sQ fire hyrants have been placed on waldo
y .a md Condor street.
q ,., had new potatoes and green peas of
avn raising July 4th? Don't all speak at
q .--s from Canada, in addition to the two
.--ga stamp. carry a one cent war tax
Il ar
.. arst rehearsal of The Mikado VIII De
4 ... the Universalist church vestry FRIDAY
..ag, July 9th.
aonard & Barrows shoe factory shut
,, last Saturday for week and will reopen
.14y, July 18th.
The New York Sunday Herald was on sale al
5,,.k's last Sunday for the first time on
IL. ay of publication.
.a- weather man made good guess last
.ssA IN predicting showers. we nave hao
a-l1 good and plenty.
Have YOU noticed that the days have short
.,.o nine minutes? Next, golden rod IN nios-
md then oct on the storm doors and
sgk the houses.
The Winterport Ferry Co. is now prepared
, carry automobiles across the river between
mot town and Bucksport Center, service
mat will no doubt be appreciated.
v.ss Inez L. Barker went to Dark Harbor
i ,.- Thursday, where she has professional
... Miss Jane W. Ferguson, with whom she
,.i Teen for some time, is convalesclng.
Frank Fields of The Urban Stock Co. arrlv-
E-n Bucksport last week and the company
tsgan rehearsing in Emery hall Friday. lney
sr-scf TO omen the season in Searsport today
g.: sth.
Pew and Mrs. Charles B. Ames of Sharon
Mass have bought the Howes Point cot
sge formerly the summer home OF MI.
: and Mrs. C. Hervey Howes. at Lake Quanta'
bsc0ok, Searsmont.
Edwin NJ Croker was at Mathews Bros
mill last Friday for the first time since his re-
cent accident. He has recovered from INT
minor INJURIES received in falling from the
/ roof of his barn on Union street, but still hal
] rss his broken wrist in splints.
John Mace the little son of MIR. and Mrs
Ambrose ]. Morrison, fell while at play IN tn
4 Buzzell barn June Both, fracturing thu
4 bone of the left fore arm and badly dlslocat
log the elbow John consoled himself Will
he remark: at might have been worse"
1etition as voluntary bankrupt has beef
5sa with the clerk of the U. S. district cour
Il b, Lsrov S. Jordan, Waterville. Liabilities
,s5. Assets, none listed, Creditors of Free
m Liberty, Palermo, Waterville and Thorn
s listed for minor amounts. Attorney, F
r5wn, Watervlle.
lanes B Waterman, who for several year
ts Conducted a shoe repair shop in The Jour
i.ock, recently sold to S. S. Robbins VIII
continue the business. MIR. Waterman
vas .5liged to make the change on account o
health and will go to Pittsfeld for an ex
I r.iaed visit with his daughter. Mrs. Mildre
I e-yant.
T15 nirds that came to Crosby place las
g.at=r we're supplied with food daily an
.gung them were a number of robins. Som
4 aem made their nests on the place oppo
..e and are very tame notwithstanding tn
i many cats in the neighborhood. They no
s6cuJ in the garden almost under the fee
4 Wlea hoeing is in progress, and at other time
4 q well. IN quest of insects and worms. Eng
4 :t sparrows and doves are seen sometimes
q tut the robins are dominant and are welcom
i aeghoors.
H STEAMER NOTES. 1t is estimated that tn
steamers of the Eastern Steamship corpora
4 ton eaving Boston last Friday and Saturda
carried over 5000 passengers. All the Bango
! boat accommodations had been sold out TO
n several days, not only for Friday and Saturda
nights but for all the week. Among the pas
sengers on the Belfast June Both were man
4 cambridge girls, chaperoned by Miss S. M
4 Angsbury and going to camp at Alfred Lake
South Hope, Me.
MEETING OF TEACHER AND PUPIL. Fifty
Three years ago Mrs. Abbie Keene of Freedom
formerly Abbie Carter of Montville, taught
simmer term of school in Liberty, Maine, an
among her pupils was Dallas Knowlton, son Q
non. John C. Knowlton of that town. Teache
and pupil never saw each other afterwards un
III last Tuesday, when Mr.. Knowlton. owe
n seventy, but without gray hair, called upo
n' former teacher at the Washington home @
1sr son, Carter B. Keene Director of tn
a lOstal Savings system, when old times Iii
81 "a'lo county were gone over thoroughly q
MY real Down Casters can review them Nj
Aaowlton is retired Washington bushes
man and a good portion of his time is taken i
4 !lsing the his ORIG Potomac IN his stear
ileht the Gre bound" Mr.. Knowlton en-
4 s'ed in the Civil War from Maine and was
4 1'snts Virginia cam 9agn.