The Republican journal., 1892-03-31

lie UlriS CIuD VIII nave d picnic supper
next Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock. All
members are invited to be present.
The trustees of the Waldo County Agr-
cultural society will meet at the Court
House, Belfast, April 9th at 10 a. m., stand
ard.
The North Church history class will meet
with Mrs. Edward Sibley next week for the
discussion of current topics. The gentlemen
are invited.
AGED PEOPLE. On one road in Swanville
within mile of each other, live seven people
whose united ages are $50 years-an average
of so years each.
The W. C. T. Alliance will meet with Mrs.
Crawford, Miller st. to-day, Thursday, at
2.15 p m. Subject "Manual Training A
paper written by one of the members will be
read, also selected articles.
It will be seen by the announcement in
our advertising columns that the veteran
boot and shoe dealer, B. c. Dinsmore, is
again sin it, He will conduct the retail
department hereafter, while Mr.. L. B. Dns-
more will contine his attention to the whole
est to everybody who does not go barefoot
| ed.
LECTURE AT NORTH CHURCH. Miss Char
lotte I. Sibey, of this city, will lecture at
the North Church "Wednesday evening, APP
ril 9th, on ''The Castles of England and
Scotland" Miss Sibley has visited nearly
all the old castles of which she treats and
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will want to hear her. There will be small
admission fee
There was a hearing in the insolvency
matter of Edward G. Turner, of Palermo,
before the Court of Insolvency, Belfast, on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.. Turner was
examined in regard to his property Hon.
Hiram Knowlton, of Portland, assignee, con-
Quoted the side for the estate, while Mr..
Turner was represented by w. P. Thomp-
son, Belfast.
CoLTs. Mr. Fl. E. Haley, of Monroe, has
bought two years old colt of w. NJ. Bart
lett, of South Newburg. The colt is named
Milton c., and was sired by Constellation.
Dam by Ledo and second dam by Gray Dan.
Mr.. Haley has also bought Of Mr.. Will Brad
street, So. Newburg, the chestnut tlly Lady
Goodrich, sired by Day Dawn.
The Belfast Illuminating company publish
rates for gas and electricity, with discounts,
after April list. The company also offer
power and heat. Read the advertisement
Fred Atwood of Winterport, is in the
field early with the ever reliable New
agencies should address him at Winterport
49,. Mrs. Geo. w. Burkett, Belfast, wants a
competent housekeeper.
POLICE COURT. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gun
bingham were before the court Tuesday on
complaint of Constable Files charged with
being common sellers of Intoxicating liquors.
These are the same cases which recently
came up for trial at Freedom. W. c. Cum
ningham was acquitted, but Mrs. Cunning
ham was bound over to the April term of
Court. Brown for state, Thompson for re-
spondents.
FIRE. The house of John II. Poor on low
er Cedar street caught fire on the roof Tues
day noon. There was no general alarm but
a young son of Mr.. Poor came down town
and made the fact known. The hose car
rage went up but the fire was eXtinguished
without the assistance of the tiremen The
fire was discovered by Emery Boardman. 1t
must have caught from sparks from the
chimney. Damage slight.
COLT STAKES. Colt owners should re-
member the time for entries to the Horse
Breeders stakes positively close tomorrow
Friday. Colts need not be named until the
last payment, Aug. list, but if not entered by
tomorrow they cannot get in this year
| The executive committee of the breeders
will hold a meeting next Tuesday at 10 a.
IN. and are hereby notified. Leave your en-
tries at the Secretary's office, 10 Main street,
or send by mail The entry fees are For
yearlings, SIPS: years old, S175 3 years
old, $3.50; years old, $50 3 minute class.
Sd . Is class, "a,
YACHTS AND BOATS. The Pulpit Harbor
correspondent of the Rockland Tribune
says: W. B. Hatch and son, of Oceanvile,
have been at &. f. Browns for the past
week rigging and ballasting the boat which
Mr. Brown has just completed for Mr..
hollC 10 oiool' VI uilt lltN Sly it Will
over-hanging bow and stern, is 81 feet long
and II feet wide, capacity something over &
tons. Mr.. Brown is also building boat of
about the same dimensions for Emery l..
Buckminister, of Oceanvile, and has the
contract for SO foot sloop for John Gross
of the same place, on which he will begin
work about the first of April" Lovers of
the white winged tliers of the sea will turn
with interest to "The Evolution of the Forty
six-footer,' by George A. Stewart, in Outing
for April. Illustrations by Fred S. Coz
zens of famous craft embellish the article
Mr. w. A. kimball has taken the mast out
of his yacht "F. c. B." and will give her a
tisherman's rig for the coming season. She
will have no topmast. The attention of
yacht and boat builders is directed to the
advertisement of l.. w. Ferdinand & Co.,
267 Federal street, Boston. Their illustrate
ed catalogue, which is sent free on applica-
ton, contains everything needed by the
builder or yachtsman and anything not in
stock will be made to order at snort notice.
1t is a reliable firm and one that it is a
pleasure to do business with. E. Mr.. Nathan
F. Houston has sold the yacht Everett to
Capt. Nathan Pendleton of Islesboro Mr..