The Republican journal., 1889-05-02
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.

News Of Belfast and Vicinity.
Salmon fishermen say that while the fish cane
early the catch has been no larger than last year,
while the price is nearly 30 per cent. less.
Miss lIolley, Miss Southworhs milliner. has
been in Boston this week selecting summer mil
linery. Her opening will be announced later.
saturday, April p, was the 18th anniversary of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs Charles ii. Bray, of
this city. They did not celebrate it, but Mr. Bray
presented his wife with some nice silver ware.
The Watervillc Bar was well represented at the
Waldo supreme Judicial Court held in Belfast this
week, three of prominent lawyers appea ring
IN a. many cases, each for the defendant, and each
getting verdict for his client. Waterville Mail,
April %.
There is evidence that others beside the regular
members visit the of Washington Hos
Company in this city. People who do not belong
there were seen coming from the rooms last week
while evidences of ndugcnces were left behind.
If the managers of the Maine Central railroad
company should he on the Belfast train and hear
the uncompmentary remarks and growing from
passengers concerning the running of trains
the branch, they would give better railroad ser
vice.
MILK ROUTE IN STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr. +. II.
Dcusow, of Stockton Springs, having a large
quantity Of IIo5tein- Fresian milk, has decided to
open milk route for the benefit of those who de
sire such accommodations as are usual In first
class village This will prove great convenience
to many, especially with the prospect of large
summer population.
RAISED WITHOUT Run. \ Thorndike
~pondent writes: "There raised on the A. d.
Bump-' place, April %, by Mr.. Il. W. Downes,
nice frame, i5N69. The frame is strong and even
square and plumb and was raised without old
cider rum. But the raisers had plenty Of coffee
and hountiful supper. success to the man who
tears town the Old ana builds up the new"
4 FAST DAY. There was a union meeting of the
evangelical churches Fast Day, nj the North Church
| in this city, with sermon by Rev. II. 7. Hack.
I This was the only public observance of the day.
The Nag foatcd fromthe Custom House, the banks,
schools, factories and some Of the business places
4 were closed, but a majority of the stores were
1 open and attended to trade usual. The weather
was fine.
4 KNEW II WAS LOADED. Two young men we're
standing in a doorway near the Belfast savings
1 Bank one day last week, when one drew from his
/ pocket a twenty Two caibre revolver. The fircarm
accidentally discharged, the bullet just graz
ing one Of the young men and lodging in the side
of the building. The owner Of the pistol Of course
knew that il was loaded, and so do not use the
( -tcicptyped healing Tor this item.
\ People about to purchase fruit trees shouldsee
the nursery stock of Mr.. NJ c. Hall, of Northport.
who has az fine 4 stock as can be found in the
state sec his alyt in another column. Free
dom notice, ny stilhnan p. wood, Morrill,. III. l..
ticntner. of Waldo, calls the attention of horse
men to Lis stallion Young Thackambau See advt
.T The Ford cav farm farm stock and other
property in Belfast will be sold at auction on the
( premises, May "A, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. by c. C.
\ Clury, auctioncer. see notice.
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PERSON Al. MIS-. f. W. Potc OF this city, has
I gone Sew y ork to visit her mother and brother
... Mr.. A. t. Ot-, Of this cty went to Boston
Friday J.. Mr.. Mitchell, of Quincy, Mass a mem
he} Of the oak Hill Granite Company of this city
arrived iu town saturday ON business connected
with the company. Mr.. Roscoe +. Shute, of this
city, compo-itor in the Boston Journal office,
come home last week to attend the funeral Of his