The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-18
= NEWS OF BELFAST.

,HE CROW.
the crow that this morning I
lame tu my heart and my whole be-
F Stirred
d and 10y, for l knew that the
.d broken and ended his reign
fn, muses. Come, help me to
.u-dse to the herald of spring.
.- they began to deride,
rI with scorn at nv fancy. re-
...p SO prosy song you must
.t.g music We'll surely refuse
r- 4,ere us is many theme
,-..- sing and for poets to dream
n- the brook with its Rhythmic
- sleep meath the shetering
rst note, or the warm southern
..s..t. lair isles in the tropical seas.
ri. -f tse,y clouds, with their many
t- uge--
~. s..a.. VI morn and the twilights soft
. le day in his chariot bright
-r mng stars or the queen of the
1.. Muses. I cried, 81 have heard quite
r... rs ages have written such stuff
s- ssorning one tribute to bring
Hrst heralds the coming of
Iae journal by S, j. S.
.--- 4d suow-drops We're in blossom
t.- u the garden of Mrs. j. W.
tner Las bought in Boston
.-.-. etched pair of black horses for
. ksboards.
. VIII be found full report of the
... Keepers Convention in Thorn
I. ext convention will be held
M. rhorndike Station and all are
u H-nd
U Cooubs gave stereopticon
-r-i before Mystic Grange of Bel
thursday evening, and before
edge, Knights of Pythias, last
-r uesday.
ESD, of Lewiston was in
B.. week and took deposition from
urdy, a witness in the will of
Ann French Penney, which is
rn infested in the court at Au-
Marshall Post, g. A R, has
.r rnd iivine services at the Catho-
Memorial Sunday. The church
IT. i'd. prately decorated and services
.-.-.n with the spirit of the day will
March 9th, James 7. Pottle and
Fs H3yford were in the office at the
-a.-- -xauder & Burgess, both appar-
s1tr 'aeir usual health. Mr.. Hayford
i-- lowing Tuesday and Mr.. Pottle
Dr.. fa4.r.
l- stated that W. K. Lewis & Brother of
bs.r have sold all their lobster canning
l4.v1ssto L. E. Baxter & Brother. They
ene l.G 40 extensive business on the Maine
0ss a4lug others conducting factory at
lr Hmt.
N,- -- at the People Mission will be
4 SAD Saturday evening; also on
s.lt4, 80 and I NJ. Sunday school at
These meetings are undenomina-
TONS aa| are conducted by Mrs NJ. c.
Cse- u 4ton. All are invited
Ll4s .d annual fair and ball of Seaside
SH 10 VIII be held at Seaside Grange
thursday, evening. The music
more's Orchestra. Supper will
at q o'clock The directors will
he Mason, K. L. Stevens and r. T.
'' rye is receiving many congrat-
his election on the board of as
~'- Il also many applications for re-
axes He is equal to the emer-
t- saws that rather than have any
le matter he proposes to pay all
--.8s mself.
.0r ,7. ltive Committee of the Waldo
O}ott- -tvhers' Association met in this
7-1 Thursday and voted to hold a
-a ri. Institute at Stockton Springs the
't''~r lalr May 1t will be two days
--e'o- nd prominent educators from
aorofi he present and deliver addresses.
HtlHieu Academy is closed for two
wees alton. Prof Weber and Miss
~ ID ave done much to build up the
''4'' ami a large attendance is expected at
4= 'ffrg term. Mr.. George 7. Moody of
1'ls. 10 start a singing class at the acad-
7-t II 3 expected that many will at
f-ad
The lAmni of "Old Kents Hill," the
4'n+ Wesleyan college and female semi
-4l Estaered at the United States hotel,
'.sl"7 "ednesday evening, March 10th, in
--4It lelluiOn and reception to Rev. DR.. c
''4 cher, president of the college, and
"-aF 'ln HIM of its progress and pros
.t''' a'uong those present was DR.. Charles
2 b-as Boston.
'4- apply water pipe leading into the
-A-+ Bank building burst Saturday after
looa and was first discovered NV salvrn
's"5 horse getting into the hole