The Republican journal., 1896-04-09
TUE NEWS OF BELFAST.
Republican Caucus.


also to elect delegates to the Third
.r4ssonal District convention, to be
..r IN Waterville on the 18th inst and
-st d ritv committee.
.4 Marshal Kimball has a silver cake
....- winch was found in back street
and given to the police.
rr vas but one unclaimed letter re-
...... Ia the Belfast Post Office last Sat-
... iodressed to Mrs. Nellie Mendell.
..,li, have been granted as follows
,sp. Albion Mills, North Haven; origi-
. widow 5, etc, Mary Howes, Stockton
Waldo and Penobscot Agricultural
5.u wll hold Trotting Meeting on
...- bounds in Monroe Wednesday, June
-- Notjee Of the different races and purses
g - printed later.
r..- Non Partisan W. q. T. Alliance will
..t tls, Thursday, afternoon with Miss
a.. Ftye, corner of Court and Miller street
..iiuemorate her birthday A picnic
..sr VIII be served. All the members are
dat. to attend.
Ee COURTS. The regular session of the
81. Hstr Court will be held next Tuesday
..I- April term of County Commission
-- lrt Will open the same day. Insol-
-.m., court will be held next Wednesday
4Y ERIN of Supreme Judicial Court opens
ra--.4y, April DIST.
rN Elm City Club at its annual meeting
Wednesday evening, April 1st, elected the
owing officers for the ensuing year:
r...I-ut. Chas. S. Bickford Vice Pres-
-. Chas. E. Knowlton; Treasurer, Her
..- i Field; Sec'y, j. D. Parker; Direc-
Fred G. White, d. B. Southworth, W
rmau, Elmer Small, VIM. c. Libby.
New England Telephone and Tele-
- Go, is improving its office and in
i-ug the exchange in this city. The
r t-riai for the booth at the central office
..- srrlved, and a man is expected in few
..- PUT it up and To put in new instru-
..-- The new subscribers are Sheriff
M and the office and residence of c. B.
ttH AID GRAY. One of Belfasts boys
.0,. 4 member of Co. X, 4th Maine, re-
..f, met in business man who at one
was quite directly opposed to him in
I..s At the battle of Freelerickshu burg the
Name made a charge on the enemy )
..- oud were met hy an independent regi-
u G0ufederates He who represented
.-ac Was a captain in that independent
-4..ut, aud the twu men recalled several
leafs which were noticed by both at the
tNuH WEATHER. The meteorological
.- kept by Mr. L. H Murch for the T.
photographic Office at Washington,
'- rs follows Average temperature for
MONTH 2S.2S9; which is % colder than
., lverage for March for 81 years past, and
ler than March, 1895. The highest
Hl uarsture was AZ, the Goth day, and the
, the 18th day. Snow fell on 10
.t.- to an aggregate depth of 30 inches ;
On days; total precipitation rain
.tfA-ted snow, 7.3 inches.
Ii. edition to Fred g. Whites stable at
aoe OF business on Front street is one
tlr most conveniently arranged and
Tipped places bf the kind in town. There
hree box stalls, each 10 feet square,
doors openng into both the old and
parts of the stable The carriage house
l..4o feet. There is also ample room for
tossing the horses, etc, in the new part
. harness case, with glass doors, robe
TOOL boxes, etc. The lower part is
led with hard pine and vanished
stable is well ventilated. The upper
devoted 10 grain bins, hostler's
r ctc The stable was built by j. G.
01..
.+T FACTS. The first day of open season
-ht no salmon from the Penobscot at
-g- hut ON Thursday, the second day,
fine fish We're taken. The first was
8-lt by Frank Cowan of Bangor, and
glued 10 II pounds. The second was
las-t 10y John E. Kent and George Wiley
r Frazie, who fish together, and weighed
pounds. The fish We're sold for 81 a
U..u G. J. Shaw of Hartland the we'll
SHOWN horseman, has leased Sears Island,
.1 Searsp port, and will conduct the salmon
sulLg at that place. His son, Frank |.
= aw, is associated with him. Two car
If fresh fish arrived last week, by
-opps Acme, Capt, Coombs of Vinalhaven,
5ud Agnes Capt. Holbrook, of Swans Is
and The former had 800 pounds all taken
ID one day.
YACHTS AND BOATS. johnson Staples of
Eockland is to build a soop for Frank Torrey
Of Swans Island She is to be "a feet long,
~ feet beam, and 6 feet depth of hold. She
VIII he keel boat and first class in every
particular. There are now ten boats build
ng u the vicinity of Rockland which may
'e expected to figure in the regattas of the
fen'bscot Yacht club, the coming summer
Captain Treworgy, formerly of the yacht
Nnhegan, later of the yacht Vandal, Com
m0dore Stetson of Boston, owner has been
-u-aged to command the famous Herrshoff
yacht GIoriana the coming season. The
sd rama was recently purchased by Mr.
Alserlle Of Whitingsville, Mass. Captain
worgy will have his Headquarters at
Nasulehead, and will cruise about Maine
aua lake part in the races of such class of
.t5tr1s,...I. w. Parker of this city has be-
-.'l work on craft of the knockabout type.
'ert over all and IL feet on the water line.
Ir model called for centreboard, but Mr.