The Republican journal., 1897-09-09
lhe Republican Journal Thursday Morning. September g. 1897
John J. Jameson, Northport, has been
granted a reissue of pension.

John j. Jameson, NOrthport has haen
granted reissue of pension.
Miss Nellie Ferrill of Boston recan+,x viz
tied Mrs. L, A. Brown of this city.
Arthur johnson and Fred E. Smith of
Dedham, Mass, were guests, the past week
of Mrs. L. A. Hatch
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hervey left vestar.
day to visit friends in Newburyport. BOSTON
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mansfield leave to.
day, Thursday, for New York to buv fall
goods and novelties.
Il. +. Whitcomb and family of Boston ra-
turned home by Tuesday nights steamer
from visit in Belfast
At meeting of the Rockland city govern.
ment last Monday night DR.. F. E. Freeman
was chosen milk inspector.
A party OF the friends of Miss Julia Cook
called on her at her fathers residence Mon
day to tender her farewell surprise partv
before she returned to work in Boston. The
weather being warm the evening was spent
out OF doors and was made enjoyable in the
ways familiar to young people. Ice cream
and cake were served
The liquor cases against Andrew Emmons
which were begun last week in the Police
Court and continued, were heard Tuesday.
On the search and seizure case he was ac-
quilted. On the common sellor case an im-
portant witness for the State was absent and
the case was again continued, to next Mon
day.
ga BREEZY TIME" Those who have seen
"a Breezy Time," which will appear at the
Belfast Opera House tomorrow, Friday,
evening, says that it is the funniest farce
comedy by all odds that las been sent out
this season. 1t was funny enough last sea-
| son, but since then it has been revised and a
number of new attractions have been added
to it. Kathryn Webster, charming singer
and a graceful actress, is said to be specially
we'll cast in the female role, and Z. B. Fitz,
a comedian who is noted for his comica!ity
as well as for his three hundred pounds
avoirdupois says that he has the part of
his life" in the present production. Music,
the latest songs and dances, abound in the
performance.
A BOOMERANG JOKE. A practical Joker
in this city recently attempted little fun
with some neighbors, hat he is uncertain
now as to just who was the victim of the
joke. His plan was to swap the pigs in the
pens of two of his neighbors, but when one
pig had been transferred some one interrupt
ed him and he was obliged to leave the Job
half done. The next morning one neghbor
found an extra porker in his pen anG the
other was one pig short, but the latter found
in the p en- the ioker's stop-watch. He adj
vertised by posting written notices, telling
that the watch had been found in his pig
zen and that the owner could have it by
proving property. The joker surreptitously
returned the pig, but does not dare to claim
the watch. fearing he may be arrested for
stealing the pig if he does
NEW ADVERTISEMENT Only 9S cents for
mems good style, good wearing lace or Con-
gress boots; and ladies gen line kid lace or
button boots at the same price at W. I. Col
burns, McClintock block, High street. ...
Garlic & Jones have school supplies at very
low prices. The schools begin Monday, Now
is the time to get your supplies. =. B. c.
| Dnsmore, SO NJ ain street has something to
say to parents this week. 1t relates to Shield
shoes. -. The store on High street, now oc-
cupied by the American Express Company
| is to let. Apply to Joseph Williamson.
Mrs. Francis Whitmore, 26 Spring street, has
two unfinished connected rooms on the
first floor to rent. They have all the mod
ern Improvements and one room is TIED for
a Kitchen. See notice of the F. G. White
Co. to the farmers of Waldo county in rele
| ton to preparing hay for market. See
advt. of the new firm Of Chase & Doak The
business change is referred to in an article
elsew here. See notice of NJ. c Hill, tax
collector.