The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-04-02

gave dinner in honor of Mrs W. H. Quinn
by of Belfast and Mr.. George H. Clark of
the Boston Home Journal and wife. Covers
We're laid for twelve. Portland Sunday
Times.
The section of the upper bridge which
went adrift during the freshet and was Sc
cured at Northport was towed up to the
lower bridge Monday by steamer Castne
and now lays there. 1t includes the draw
with the winch and all the gear complete,
and other material which may be used in
repairing the bridge. The city authorities
have done nothing as yet toward complying
with the order of the County Commissions
ers to repair the bridge and have it open for
travel by May 1st.
NORTH BELFAST. MIR. Edwin Mitchell
went TO Boston last week on business and
arrived home Sunday morning. Mrs. Alb
bic Philbrick while visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Geor- e Jackson, at North Searsmont.
was taken very i'll so that she was obliged
to remain there several weeks. She has 50
far recovered as to be able to return home
Tuesday .... Capt. Ephraim Wiley is re-
modelling the interior of his house, thereby
making it much more convenient TO the
wants of the family. Mr.. Llewellyn Car
ter and family removed to South Belfast
Tuesday -. Several pupils from other towns
are attending our schools this term. thus at
testing their appreciation Of the high stand
ard of excellence our schools have attained
EASTER SALE. The Easter sale supper
and entertainment by the Unversalist5 at
Belfast Opera House, Tuesday and Wednes-
day resulted very successfully. There was
good attendance and large sales The hall
very prettly decorated; the articles
offered for sale We're attractive and found a
ready sale both Tuesday and Wetlnes-
day afternoons. Tuesday evening a very
pleasing entertainment was given The
"Honoluu Dwarfs" We're novel and at
tractive feature. Full grown men and
women represented pigmies, who played,
sang, recited, etc. The musical program
was as follows:
Male quartet, 'Mary's Little Lamb"
Solo, Native Land Miss Dinsmore
Solo, Crossing the Bar, Mr. Parker
Selection for clarinet, violin and piano.
MISS fduuct, MtSsrS. hlgDN anu SauhOrn
Reading, "To-morrow at Ten
Miss Littletied
Solo, Sunset Mrs. Pitcher
Solo, For All Eternity" Miss Sullivan
Male quartet, Medley.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. w. H. Quimby is
agent for the Eclipse and Waverley bicycles,
for ladies and gentlemen, and has new and
second hand wheels for sale on easy terms,
with discount for cash, 1t was on an Eclipse
that Tom Winder rode p 900 miles at a total
cost for repairs Of $3.50. Mrs. George l..
Fiheld, Manchester, Me-, offers for sale the
Richard H. Gilman farm in Liberty. See
advt.. The house and lot in Belfast, near
the lower bridge, owned by James Hender-
son, may be bought for $500 Address Mrs.
l.. B. Hartman, rs Park street, Portland
Me. See notice of the superintendent of
schools in Waldo. Horatio Mears, at SO
High street, Belfast, offers for sale some
second hand organs and pianos in good con-
dition. They will be sold at very low
price as Mr.. Mears is going out of business.
Try Dalton's Sarsaparilla for spring
tonic. ID. p. Palmer, Masonic Temple, ad-
the Wilcox hat, which is second to none on
the market. Call and see them. See no.
tice of dissolution of the firm of Mears &
Pitcher E. S. Pitcher will continue the
business at the old stand. :. Stevens & Frs
kline, 80 Main street, have fine line of Gus
tom harnesses and are successors to F. A.
Robbins in carriage trimming Harness re-
pairing i'll all its branches and carriage trim
ming promptly done. Edward E. Bennett
of Montville publishes "a caution notice. H..
E. S. Pitcher, successor to Mears & Pitcher,
70 Main street, Belfast, has a good stock of
pianos, organs, sheet music, books, strings
and general musical merchants Sc 49,. III. A.
Starrett advertises a brand new line of kid
gloves for Easter at 81. A big bargain sale
will be announced next week. NJ. G. Hill,
80 Miller street, Belfast, having other bust
ness, offers for sale his farm in Northport,
one of the best in Waldo county, with farm
ing TOOLS pair of young horses, etc. The
season for painting has arrived, and Geo. A.
Bailey, 80 Main street, has everything re-
quired in that line. You will not have to
watch for the advt. of III. j. Locke & Son
1t is striking one.
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, &c
Lucas COUNTY. 20
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the