The Republican journal., 1892-04-14
Mayo & White have begun the manufac-

| TO 90 more The coming summer.
| A grand Easter Monday ball is to be given
at Bucksport Sanborn's full orchestra, of
Belfast, will furnish music for dancing and
also give concert in the early part of the
evening. A number will doubtless attend
from this city. Bangor Commercial.
Sheriff Wadsworth returned from Rock
land Tuesday with John Alfred Barlow,
who had been arrested in the LIMERICK City
for drunkenness and disturbance. Barlow
was wanted here on an old capas for mis-
deeds in Belfast.
We have been asked to warn all fishermen
concerning the taking of brook trout less
than five inches in length. The law imposes
fine of SIS on any person who takes trout
less than five inches in length and fifty cents
for each fish SO taken.
Policeman Jipson, who is also truant Off
Ger, has compelled the attendance at school
of number of street urchins. The officer
found some poor children who We're not
properly clothed and they have been pro-
vided for by benevolent societies.
The Rebekahs will give another of their
popular progressive whist and euchre
parties at Odd Fellows Hail. this Thursday
evening There will be a dance in the small
hall, with music by Sanborns orchestra. Ice
cream and cake will be served. Young la
dies are now selling tickets.
The members of Sanborns orchestra re-
port that they had most enjoyable time at
Pittsfeld last week. At the dedication of
the Knights of Pythias hall, before the dance,
members of the orchestra furnished music
and sang the orders. They We're treated with
marked courtesy.
HE WOULD ABOLISH WIDOWS PENSIONS A
man who evidently had been rejected bv
some pensioned widow was discussing pen
sions recently. He said: eff had my way
I'd abolish the darned widows pensions
They won't marry preferring S12 per month
to man. Abolish EN-, / say"
The band concert to be given at the Bel
fast Opera House the evening of May ID, will
be of higher standard than ever given by
our band. Among the special attractions
will be cornet solo by Prof. Hail. the well
known cornet soloist; and xylophone solo
by X. z. Chase, accompanied by full ban6.
After the concert there will be dance
A hearing was had Wednesday in the Of
flee of r. F. Dunton Esq, before Emery
Boardman and j. d. Parker, commissioners
The claim is for something over $500 in
favor of Thomas Ham, against the estate of
the late Sarah T. Clark Of Winterport Dun
ton appeared for Ham and Thompson for the
estate.
At the session of the Probate Court ON
Tuesday, there was a hearing OH matters i'll
volving the settlement of the estate of the
late Prince Bessey, of Thorndike. The ex-
ecutors of the will are Charles and Walter
Bessey, brothers. Walter petitioned for the
removal Of his brother Charles, alleging that
| the latter will not allow him to examine the
property. The Judge dismissed the petition
Mr.. j. S. Foster, of Rockport, who is in
| terested in the electric road now building
from Rockland to Camden, was in the
city yesterday. He says he has no doubt
but that the road will be extended in this
direction at all early day. Indeed the char
ter obtained from the Legislature at its last
session for an electric road from Stockton
Springs to Camden, includes some of the
corporators of the road now building
Miss A. F. Southworth announces that she
has personally selected choice lot of spring
millinery, has a fine milliner and asks hen
friends to call. Fred Atwood, Winterport
| advertiSes farm implements of all kinds, and
the attention of farmers is called to his adj
Vertisement. He also sells fire and burglar
proof safes....R. A. Carney, Belfast offers
for sale his house, barn and four acres of
land > miles from the PoStotce, n. r
Jewell, Islesboro, wants cows. 49,. Read r
IL. Coomls y Son advertisement. about
How to make money!
I ''I'n,Nks." The Crank we have with us a l.
ways in greater or less variety, but it is moi of
| ten he is portrayed on the stage. Next Tues
day evening, Apri 10Th, that opportunity will
he afforded by the Emerson Farce Comedy
! Company at the Belfast Opera House, when
| a play bearing the above i1atue will be pre-
sented. 1t is said to be very lanalabe
performance and Mr.. Emerson, the totuetli.
an OF the company, is highly commended
nv ''oiiiSiN iilc JouIlldi SdNS. tff. EDWARD
w. Emerson kept his audience quite con.
vulsed with laughter. .. His Mehitabe
Stehbins, shy thing from Maine, set the
audience in roars of laughter See adyt.
The SCHOOLS. The Central district schools
began Monday the closing term of the wear
Miss Ella Folsom has been made assist.
ant at the North Primary school in place OF
Miss Grace Walton, deservedly promoted to
the principalship.... Mrs. Carrie M. Matthews
has resigned as principal of the South Prim-
airy school. The school committee will
have an examination of teachers at the city
government rooms April 16 at a. M, and
again on May It'll. There is a large amount
of unexpended school money in the OUTLYING
dlstrlcts-in some as much as $500 If the
district system was abolished this won Id not
occur and we should have better schools.
Miss e. G. Fryes private school for children
opened in the little school house on Monday
last. Pupils are received at any time.
Maud Fernald has been advanced to the
principalship of the South Primary school.
and Miss Mabel Cushman appointed as assis-
tant.
THE CHURCHES Rev. r. L. Hack. of the
Congregationaist church, will not 90 to
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