The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-04-15

ufflU. II appreciate
W. 9.r e. sent the other day.
journal.
-.I- now is croaking,
4t robin gayly "robs,"
.. lads are getting ready
visionary jobs.
.s STD star.
...Yues hose strange uncertain times
N.r.l IS bard to say
s4ther wild flowers or
u. "a a sleigh.
n n-r'n Star
e.i. Veterans have voted to have
s, M0 .n or about the first of that
d A-soeiated Press has suspended
Name. This organization has
U, presented in this city for many
I'm, Joseph Williamson, Esq.
n. auce will meet at their head
.,-r, III Main street, Friday, April 10th,
4 Members are requested to come
.-I u work on quilt also to make
regard to d benefit entertainment
s.aarr- Penobscot arrived about p. IN.
1.ts~lay and brought lettuce, dande-
ua4us ucumbers and radishes to local
.-. swift y Paul sold barrel of dan
,.., .-uus within half an hour after their
me
F--a t .ourteen head of polled Aber-
, 4n-4s attic arrived by train April
al r.-F Pike of Searsport. 1t is hand
attic, all jet black, and includes
,, .s ,ne others being milch cows,
..-.-. ta. helter calves.
.7yice examination for railway
... . and clerk copyist at the post
... tment in Washington was held
igor postotlice last week, and
s,- examined for the latter posi-
.- lies Il. Bartlett of Montville.
-psHu < Son are fitting up their
rent to other parties, and are
... 4- the rear rooms for their fur
.- s-s7. The stairways are to be
lht entrance to the furniture
90, the side door from the court
' hett, Sibley 4 Co.'s shoe fac
Mas # Mrs. Mary R, Hodgdon,
v. H n New Haven, Ct,, was an
asst weeks journal, arrived in
steamer Penobscot Saturday
uuanied by her son. Maurice
H Odd II la returned ia Now II AVIAN
NHle here he was the guest of
liter NJ. Cottrel
FLO. ai lie held at the Peoples Mis-
street, next door to American
every evening, except Mon
.ar .l -aaT evenings, at o'clock also
1T 20 and P. NJ Sunday school
aese meetings are conducted by
N- app Of Boston, aud are unde-
tatI All are welcome.
.lr citizens keeps a COW, and the
.,.. coming the stall also contained calf.
Ties boy of the family was greatly in
,- t4d On learning of the arrival call
FL .t f. d little girl across the street:
8r t bossy over at our house ?"
Where a.1 II come from? was the reply
Q.5 G4i and the COW knows" said the
la uy
The April term of Supreme Judicial Court
ru .r-u IA this city next Tuesday Judge
Fht-iouse, who IS assigned for this term,
a9l7- open the Court, on account of his
oun -siou expiring, and the fact that he
8lla. DE- qualified under his reappointment
la tt"r in the week. Probably Judge
ISar will open the court Tuesday and
4a-, .tehouse will come later. Grand
.'r- report the first day of the term:
- loFs the Monday following.
TIE Vast Free Library was closed yes
.nt r7 mt ten days for repairs, There
mes on books out during the
notice will be given of its re-
lhr library has been built 10
..- ... It's IS the first repairs that have
a 5foot ash wainscoting will
lip round tue library and reading
The walls painted and frescoed.
Aurk will be by Willis E. Garlic
sport, who frescoed the audience
BAPTIST church a few wears ago.
number of the farmers in this VI
4t the lower schOOlhouse in this
t-- saturday and chose committee to
~ and engage some one to carry
itu Tor the new cream route from
huu- Many of them are quite in
a
'". Inal.
' n not be a good thing to have those
I'D others, bring their cream to
"a Belfast. A local business man
-'rSoN The other day that in his opinion
'''A"ly would be of more benefit to Bel
'' 'Oan a shoe factory. 1t would bring
ALE re which now goes elsewhere.
Gil tAAR NOTES. Steamer Penobscot did
rt'e Boston last Friday afternoon on
'.'A' OF storm then prevailing, but re-
-a'A- at her dock until Saturday morning
-- we'd here about 5 p. M She left Ban
'iay morning for Boston, touching
t Belfast and Rockland, and on ar
-'DSUOH NOutldS went Oh tuo railway
'ears and a general overhauling for the
-'Nh-l service. See new time table of
& B. S. S. Co. -. On the I'd page will
ui "A fine picture of the steamer Frank
le- with a description of the boat and
1-w route from Portland to Machias-
ne views of East Machias and Ma
tu h,,t n;tl, .,l..
"n~ i-signated. The steamer Sedgwick
'A' Bangor & Bar Harbor Steamboa
nT's feet, has been thoroughly over
''i"i and put in fine condition for the sea-
u service. and made the first trim from,
'a- To Bar Harbor last Saturday She