The Republican journal., 1892-04-21
The next meeting of the w. c. 7. U, will
be held with Mrs. Mary Limeburner, North
port Avenue, Saturday at P. M.


Four section men on hand car on the
Belfast railroad, ran over a dog Monday, in
| Waldo. All the men We're thrown off and
more or lessiinjured
Mr.. Francis Jones, of Belfast, claims to be
/ the champion raiser ofswine in Waldo coun-
ty. He has on hand seventy-tive and will
carry large number of breeding sows
| through the season.
and vicinity are notified that J. W. Fergu-
son & Co.. will have an opening of trimmed
bonnets and hats, at their store on Main St,
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 26th and
9th inst. Miss A. F. Southworth will have
her millinery opening at her room, No II
Main street, on Wednesday and Thursday
the 9th and 2Sth. The display will be good.
Don't forget the Demorest Silver Medal Con-
test given by Mrs. E. p Alexander, under
the auspices of the w. c. 7. T., Apr. %, at
the Baptist church. The contestants are
some of our brightest girls from the high
school, and every effort isbeing made to make
it one of the peasantest occasions of the sea-
son. The young ladies are doing themselves
great credit. There will be both instrument
tai and vocal music interspersed.
COOP TEMPLARs. The Grand Lodge of
Good Templars of Maine meets at Bangor
next week - Wednesday and Thursday.
The program was published in the Journal
last week. The following delegates from
Belfast lodge, and from Waldo District
Lodge. have been elected from Belfast: w
F. Chase, j. W. Knowlton Lillian Robbins,
Mrs. E. P. Alexander, T. III. Fernald, w.
Knowlton, Mrs. E. l.. Bracket Half fare
on railroads and steamers.
SUCCESS OF BELFAST LADY. Miss Cora
Games, of Boston, formerly of Belfast, took
part in a testimonial concert at Beverly,
Mass, recently. The Beverly Times says of
her:
The other feature and one deserving of
much praise was the readings and recita-
lions by Miss Cora Eames of Boston. Miss
Eames has always been popular with a Bev-
erly audience but has improved wonderfully
since she last appeared here. So far as her
Evolutionary efforts are concerned she ranks
among the best before the public and the
dramatic action shown in her selections are
on par with Louise Ray or any of the lead
ing elocutionists and actors now before the
public. Miss Eames was generously APP
pauded and heartily encored.
B. G. Dinsmore, Belfast, dealer in boots
and shoes, quotes prices that will interest
those who are about to purchase foot wear.
... Francis Whitmore, Belfast, has again
taken charge of his stable near the Windsor
House. and invites all his old customers to
call -. NJ f. Colcord Stockton SPRINGS adj
vertses to lease the Cleaves House in that
town-good opportunity for the right men.
Martin Written, Montville, calls the atten-
ton of those who want to raise a fine stock
of horses TO his stud. He has first class
stock ....C Clark 4 Sleeper and r. IL. Coomhs
4 Son, have changed their advertisements
and ask a reading of them. Mr.. Francis
Jones, Belfast offers for sale fine lot of
pigs and shoats. He has the largest and best
breed of swine i'll Waldo county.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Flora Rogers, of
Camden, now on the marine railway, will
have "A new coat of planking from her gar
board up to the load line. The vessels
planl1ngs are quite badly worm eaten Two
Years ago the vessel had sheathing OF TWO
inch plank over her bottom, but it did not
prove a success. The vessel is owned by
Mr.. Bean and others, and there are eighteen
men from Camden at work upon her Sch.
Flora Condor. Osborn, Hallowel for New
York, carried away jlbboon and foretopmast
off West Chop April 18th. She made TEN
porary repairs at Vineyard Haven and pro
ceeded, arriving at New York the 15th.....
The owners of the sch, Young Brothers, of
Newport, are receiving a dividend of S15...
Sch. Paul Seavey is discharging a cargo If
coal for + &. White.
PEcK's BAD Boy. Next "Wednesday even
ing A pril 9TH at the Belfast Opera House,
the original and only Atkinson's New Peck S
Bad Boy VIII hold the boards. He requires
no Introduction to a Belfast audience, al
though we learn that the play has been en-
treiy revised and rewritten for this season,
new characters introduced, and MesSrs.
Griffin \ Wilson, its managers. have engag-
ed the strongest company ever With this
popular play. Among the new artists who
will appear should be mentioned Miss Car
RE Tutein. whose impersonation Of Minnie
Clay. the Bad Boy girl, is extr emely clever
and her sing ring speciality is without doubt
the best on the stage to-day. Wallie Clark
who mpersonates the "The Bad Boy" is
Very funny, and Miss Alma Lewis, the chum,
does some wonderful wing, jig and Spanish
dancing. Messrs. Barry and Bannon, who
take the part of Mr. and Mrs. Duffy, are a
whole show in themselves. The company
will, without doubt, do big business here.
Reserve seats at kilgore & Wilson's.
PooR's MILLS. Geo. Hartshorn has gone
to work for the season on milk farm in
Waldo. Mary and Saba Woodbury. re-
turned home last week. Glad to see them
home again. Geo. Patterson has got about
again While sick the boys one afternoon
collected around his wood pile and fitted it
for the stove. Mrs S. A. Payson returned
from Portland last week, where she had
been on a short visit. News came Sunday
that Samuel Towle died quite suddenly in
Boston. He was a former resident of this
place. Freemetta Shepherd is visiting rel
atlves and friends in Boston and vicinity
\ Christian Endeavor Society was formed
Sunday at the School house: Irving jack
SON. President: Grace Jackson, Secretary
Geo. Patterson. CORRESPONDING Secretary