The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-04-29
90 NEWS OF BELFAST.

.o --frIes Of the season.
-r5a.I, has new Corning top and
.g that he will sell cheap for
at store.
..r-Ing Board of the City Council
-.ssinu in the Aldermeu's Room
.4.I4v evening at I O'clock.
he civil service examination
...l rarrier at the Belfast post office
publications must be in by May
he dance Friday, April 3Oth,
,r rts Hall, Waldo. Music by Gil
~lrper for those who wish. The
.,. correctly given last week.
.. e be a grand May ball on May
Aur 50th, at Hall St. George, Lib
NU-u by Townsend Brothers of Bel
Fuor managers, Win. Lunt and w.
-4s oyster supper at the Sanford
Norton sold his young horse
-,.. -h+ Belfast Livery Co. last week.
ID some other young horses and
-s ,udsome span of greys of Deputy
TuLtne Blanchard of Stockton
>-ts
.. Of Mrs Mary Thomas was the
buried in Grove Cemetery this
.a Tle interment was Sunday The
..-r a begin burying from the receiving
-.. Monday. There are IS bodies
.. tomb,
,7k Camp, S, of V. will hold the
popular dances at Odd Fellows
a. LAY evening, May 9th. Music by
..-- .ostra Admisslon-one gentle
wQ ladies' 80 cents. Ladies not
s-7s 10 cents. All ladies' must
-nds Canadian Jubilee Singers,
Aestra and Royal Paragon Male
alJ give grand concert in the
-c Belfast, Friday evening May
heurit OF the Methodist church.
4ue las appeared at Windsor Cas-
many famous personages and
Europe.
patton of j. S. Hartman, Esq,
To- be collector of customs for the
yr',t was sent to the Senate last
-tn Of VIM. 2. Thompson, Esq,
.llector, having expired. There
audldate for the office and the
Med at Washington by MIR. Mil
MS last sickness.
bearer Circle Of Kings Daughters
Mrs. Alphonso Shute April DIST.
" Washington street, and elected
officers for the next quarter
Annie Shute; vice. president,
lLieton: secretary. Bertha Shute
Ora E. Maxcy; collector, VIM.
r-porter, Walter F. Taylor
Meetings will he held at the Peoples Mis-
-Il I'll street, next door to American
trsS Hicel every evening except Mon
Friday evenings, at is O'Clock
~nday at 80 and is p. N. Sun
-.a.9' at l y. III. These meetings are
~l by Mrs. NJ. G. Ciapp of Boston
.ndenomlnational All are wei
h-n7 n was made some time ago of the
.Fli91 Of a bicycle to r. Fl. Howes of A
4 YES 4 Co, for the largest number of
al retail in the State of Maine of Hoods
4-sapari Ia within a certain time The
arrived last week and is now on ex-
at A. A. Howes' 4 Co.'S. 1t is a
f- Diamond, model of 81, and first
4-. Na-e II all respects.
h-fast small boy, whose sayings and
i've been noted heretofore, was told
coiher that he must not ask for cake
u.ist Of a neighbor where he often
WAY AT his next call he explained
.-r To the lady of the house, and con
saying, when ! wave my hand
~r4tlng the motion with up-lifted
Mil know l want cake" This
story told of the late W. H Simp-
:-l d small boy. He used to go into
5t=a and take cucumbers from the
l4 tat them, and was forbidden un-
pains and penalties, picking any
NE oheyed the injunction as to pick
aid down on the ground and ate
ters on the vines.
ACTS. Three fine landlocked sal
ne taught in Swan Lake last Friday,
rfmen pushing boats out upon the
ng ice. The ice left the pond April
lA previous years the dates We're as
s9l, April %; 1892, April 10; 1898,
sol April %; 1895. April %; 1896,
9 Messrs H. o. Stanley and P. 0.
"fy arrived Monday for their an
i7hing trip to Swan Lake. Capt
ashury Dodge sailed last Thursday in
0hey Erma NJ. for a fishing trip.
Oti q. 4. Mcdonald arrived last Thurs
N Isle au Haut in his cat boat Eva.
l- engage in clustering as usual at the
U' and this season and came up for sup
-r- 4 ne lobster fishermen have not been
" very well of late and some of them
not put down their pots. The Holsters
-.iI IN deep water. Capt. Mcdonald re-
-rl bottom fish quite plentiful . Schs.
4+ A. Ogier and Little Inez of Swans
Us dli arrived last Thursday with fresh and
''Ard fish, and one of them had small lot
1--WE Holsters. They were bought by a
.lal ho boiled them and sold them on the
trf Al 10 cents each. The soop Asterion
'ualhaven arrived last Friday with 800
''n''N ot bottom fish, caught the afternoon
T''f- iii the Seal Islands. The fish were
.7~=a and iced and arrived in fine condi-
They We're retaled at 9 cents per
4d Capt Wallace said that the dav be-
Ae made his catch two men with hand