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July 10,1902 The Republican Journal. H ‘ BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1902. NUMBER 28. >t To-Day’s Journal. The allied Powers which still retain sol- CITY GOVERNMENT. THE CHURCHES. PERSONAL. diers in TienTsin to evacuate that i- \; k 1. place in with tlie the 1.aw Court I >eeisions. .The conformity spirit of The regular meeting of the City Council of Pekin. Imv. Mrs. A. A. arrived from a The Fourth in Camden agreement was held Monday evening, July 7th, with E. S. 1‘hilbrook will speak at Hay- Knight Sunday t» » o.'s I.labilities.. Knforee ord's sehoolhouse next visit in Boston. Hie Bennett Family Heim the Mayor, all the Aldermen, arid seven Sunday. i.nlgi Covern- Law Court Decisions. Win. A. Fogler-...City members of the Common Council present. Miss Millet will conduct a service Monroe went to Boston last John Brown. Sr. ami .Jr. j gospel l-.sTate..Yachts and Boats., j Roll of accounts No. 4 was passed. Follow- it the shore road sehoolhouse, East Belfast Thursday on business. Ball Thrower.. Base Ball ! Tin-: Cottkki.i, Will Cask. Tileston my ing are the amounts under the various ap- lext Sunday afternoon. C. S. Hall of Auburn spent the 4th with -I. Fourth m Bellas! Belfast Wadliu, Lsq., Clerk of Courts, has received v.-s News of the Oranges propriations: There will be at the Methodist his brother, W. L. Hall. from the Law Court the mandate in tlie preaching >. F' rsonal. diureh next j Contingent.$1,700 52 Sunday, forenoon and evening, Miss Carrie Sheriff of Rockland is visit- PAUK 1. ease of Chester W. Cottrell and others, ap- Fire 72 department. 42 mu other services as usual. I ■'•!iunation..New ( omnu-- pellants from tin' decree of the .Judge of Highway. 1,592, p» ing Mrs. John O. Black. K Fug. Another Insecti- Free library. 108 <;i Kev. A. A. Smith and u .»i hl's Firn-st Probate, v>. Robert Ktnery Cottrell. The Mrs. S. E. Pierce H. L. Woodcock and Alfrec Johnson Fridge..Big General school 252 75 0 purposes. ire in •ioiii's 1'isting ashed Crad action was with a Portland attending the Universalist went to originally brought view School contingent 57 27 Criehaven last week. i t » aside the will of Amelia J. Cot- Repairs and school oung Peoples’ convention. v m;k a. setting insurance, Mrs. G. A. Dunning and Mis* Dora M. mother of the she the houses. 4 18 ’!••'! M a Milts Im the trell, parties, giving At the l were in 04 nitarian church, Rev. Harry Casey Bangor Saturday F.Mhkntsoli Tie Ftih/a- bulk of her to Robert E. At the Total.$3,949 property Lutz, Rose will be observ- Altana E. Timely -j.... F\ tie* Wav. M. C. Hill, collector of taxes, reported pastor, Sunday Stevens arrived Si nday from September term, l'.*uf», the juiy disagreed. 'd ps. that he lias collected and paid to the by the Sunday school in connection with Campello, Mass., for a short visi: At the the decided city Mil 4. January term, l'.KU, jury he morning service at 10.45. Address treasurer since last report, (2 months) by F. White arrived hom ■* from Bos- M F A. .»; in favor of the and affirmed tlie Emery Ko;e-i..County defendant, ms tor on the Lesson of the Flowers. All V thport News. lsn 00 on commitment of tool. ton Tuesday for his summer vacation. decree of the Judge of Probate in approv- Sanford Howard was elected inspector of lie most cordially invited. ing the will. were tiled and al- Dr. and Mrs. W. L. West returned 'Satur- H. I'.woptions M st Weather j;« buildings at a salary of $20 per year. The first of the installation lowed. The Court decided as follows: anniversary day from a visit in Rockland and vicinity. The road commissioner wa> instructed to >f the Rt. Rev. William O’Connell, 1). 1as 111 tills ease tlie bill of exceptions, though Thomas J. Brown returned to Campello, •' ••examined and allowed" In the have the lower bridge and the Little River bird Bishop of the diocese of Deep Wul-l Vessels.. presiding Portland, last week to work for A. A, uM'.ee. does not to have been Mass., Drury. appear signed bridge painted. ivus celebrated at Portland July 4th in a b\ es In the excepting part m their counsel * W. L. Walker a few days in Rock- Tin* >11111 of ."0 was allowed on taxes of nost interesting manner. the spent a' leijiiii ed In sect ion i <■! 77 of Among •' 1 .ish.-'i.s ami Fancies chapter land last week with his sister Mr*. E W. the revised statute.' If it he assumed that Leander Lean for maintaining a watering prominent prie.-t.- in attendance were Rev. 1 M ■: s- -.'->:i.1.ii opt ■••• t ni> statut<»i \ is Berry. ••!. \ a lmp"i laid 1 >et p requirement one that may trough. Kr. John F. Kealy, Belfast, and Rev. Fr. A I iato < be or waived" the I'op .Old “e\|»res.'!\ inipliedlv by Tile city clerk was directed to procure Rerrity of Winterport. Charles E. Paul is at home from Poston, I : V vvs ... Not. s. part <•'. there nothing in the biil of \ ■ the of the charter and Ordi- his Mi. and pliol ,'IIIS. \eeptions showing such express waiver in printing City “Ged’> Promis* s” will be the topic of the visiting parent.*, Mrs. .h G. th .' e.i.'e. and lie facts or circumstance.' are nances, etc., in form. Paul. pamphlet social meeting at the North < hureh this, di'clo.'ed from which such a waiver can be The committee on police regulations wa< F Thursday, at 7.. ". There will be Albert M. Parsons and visited rel- -..Marriages heath's'. implied. It .' ther■•d'o’-e the opinion of the evening, family directed to buy a uniform for tlie city mar- emit that :h.‘ except ion,> cannot be consid- no preaching service Sunday morning. atives in Libert} and Washington the past o ed. but must be dism >sed. shal. -A of I HE WEEK. Sunday school as usual at noon. At 7.:»o week. : The marshal was instructed to en- MARION REYNOLDS. Tlioiiip-on and Lit! io l are attorneys city a Sunday evening there will be missionary Mrs. George Scott of East Somerville, Hie assessors of b-r the lUinton a I button for force the law against places of business appellant': meeting, to which all are invited: subject visited Mr. and Mrs. T. 1) Barr. 1 The Ball Thrower. Miss Bergett, the Globe's is 1M Mass., \ eus*a liave announced i lie defendant. which have been kept open on Sundays. Champion Lady champion, “Current Fvents in Missions.” feet. Tlie ball used was a ball fur- la*t week. .ii taxes. The following A bid was received from Thomas Loftus league .1 nished F. The annual convention of the Waldo more olin F. Hill of Bangor to build a concrete walk on Main .Ming Marion Reynolds of Brooks Throws a by G. Spinney, manager of the Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kalish and daughter l’»kai>Foul> v**. H awmnv Tileston Wad- School Association will be ■bee ami heat com- Ball 18* and Beats the Record. Belfast Base County Sunday to light street from Masonic Temple to Read's ma- 1-3 Feet Ball Team. Annie arrived from New York Tue*day Httrnet S. I.amliani lin. Ksq., has received the mandate of the held at Brooks village Aug. -joth. Good chine shop, for 50 cents per square yard, The Boston Globe recently published an Miss Reynolds is not only a strong and spend the summer. a Horace North $1570. mi. law Court in the case. Charles \V Brad- speakers have been secured and the out- the to furnish the and account the work of the but she is at ford v>. Klizabeth Hawkins In isos the city curbing gravel. of champion lady skillful(thrower, equally good Hiram Bramhall of Brockton is visiting 151.1*7, estate of EU- look is bright for a profitable meeting. Re- The bid was w of the behind the bat or in field, $: ..l ...it. A water accepted and the work ill be- ball thrower, Miss Bertha Bergett bat, the she his brother, E. E. Bramhall, and their sis- ugusta parties owned adjoining farms in Knox, duced rates on the Belfast branch have once. with her some of \ugusta real estate as gin at Elmira College, together portrait. /aught Gorman’s fastest pitching ter, Mrs. Eli Cook. and the plaintitl claimed that the part of been secured. The program will be printed A lumber com The Hook A Ladder Co. a June 27th. a .Journal representative was md best curves, hit nine bails out of ugusta the fence which the defendant should keep* presented pe- ten, later. Miss Grace Noble arrived Saturday from estate of James \V. H rad- tition for increase of to f 15 and called upon to assist in measuring the dis- whether curved, or and in repair was not so kept, and he appealed pay per year straight, high low, New Brunswick to visit at (I. A Robert- ii of II VV. Brad- Rev. Harry Lutz will be installed as enry the company to furnish rubber boots; if not tance thrown by Miss Marion Reynolds of /aught long flies in deep centre field, mak- pas- 1 to the Selectmen to oblige her to it in son's in Swanville. iishno Fiber Co., $15*4, put tor of the First Parish < Unitarian Church the South Brooks.
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