The Republican journal., 1898-03-31
.,r NEWS OF BELFAST.

lain feed, fertilizers, etc, will be
A7' githout interruption by Mr.. C. f
Kraa.toa.
.r- 50 pupils in attendance at the
Normal school, the largest number
su, spring term, with Others to
rb4 entering class numbers TO- the
-fe history of the school
MYERS OF this city, in common with
l-r places, have received invita-
.-ud their photographs to pub
.r,e which is about to issue a
ture Of The Bench and Bar of
y,w
sor Wing of Monday says "The
. la. been jammed in the river at
..V nigh Head for short distance
,.a4rture Saturday night and tn e
..b...l = once more open to navigation
se-Gerably earlier period than usual"
,, Charles E. Knowlton has been elected
...r,r Il the Peoples National Bank in
Charles Baker, deceased. The office
PRESIDENT, made vacant by the death of L.
In n ton, will not be filled at present.
uton is vice president and acting
4cs,3es'
r.. annual meeting of the State
Tamil. Trade was held at Portland yes
.-.4 ]ls topic for general discussion
Il one Thing Best Promotes the
,,.. uterests of the State of Maine"
- --- lent A. G. Sibley of the Belfast
p-I Trade was to be one of the
-..--. Messrs. A. c. Sibley, A A.
a.-. " b Swan, w. C. Marshall and r
81 as presented the Belfast Board in
GREETINGS
Bailey had an object lesson in rat
r. : store window last week He
..- .--tr to j. G. Patterson and Joe was
- discouraged, when one night the
.. ok in eight big fellows. He at
the trap and its contents to Bal
vas put on exhibition.
A day night as MIR. and Mrs. J, L..
we're on their way home they heard
Wild geese flying over. Saturday
II Walker heard a large flock fly
s-r idea was that these geese had
and finding the bays frozen over
-d to seek open water.
:. Sch. Brunette and sloop II.
were in port Monday W it'll fresh
rye Callahan and his two sons of
.. -r recently dug and sheled eight
aams in seven days, and John
hoy of the same place are said to
- a barrel every day. Isaac E.
he firm Of Gray & Harper, fish
Castlne, was in port Tuesday in
Eoand with a supply of scallops
I'D a ready sale at the houses at %
tuart. Sch. Hector and sl0op
NJ arrived Tuesday with fresh fish
0ing III en- came from a neighboring
Thursday to take the steamer for
Nut before the arrival of the boat
took a drink, followed evidently
other drinks. Then they got into
... among the crowd just as the steamer
~ her landing. They were sepa-
raj times, but as soon as released
d attack whoever was nearest to
There was no policeman within call
u- rzeu took the matter in hand and
ro.+.=.l The crowd from the fellow by
-4- Inn down. He was taken to the
here it was found that one ear
a- te badly cut and his face bruised
4uds We're attended to and he was
next day after paying a small
SITS
MARSHAL SANBoRN. The Belfast
ldent of the Bangor Daily News
ppointment of William H. Sanborn
marsha of Belfast meets with uni
satisfaction. Mr.. Sanborp is well
rd TO LOOK after the best interests of
r his department. A brief sketch
Be IS interesting and shows a very
bile army record. He was born in
N Jan. 1912. Iu April, 81, he en-
Co E., First Maine Regt., and was
-ei out IN July of the same year. He
led in September in Co. E, 10th
v 1t. and was mustered out in June
I- re-eulisted again and remained in
untl 1865. He has served as COM
f Thomas II Marshall Post, 6. A
trrms was elected the first colonel
suan f. Miller command, L. Y. u,
Lad IT, resign as his eyesight bothered
W. Sanborn is a blacksmith and a
H. and has shop in Carriers ship
Where he does the ironwork on the
rpairing on the marine railway. He
v the best story-tellers in this city
around good fellow. Success to
lnstraton of the police department.
tNG ITEMS. Sch. Gamecock sailed
sion March "a with hay from A. NJ
'-9ef Sch, p. M. Bonney arrived last
i4E from Castine, to which port she NOV
T imlly from V!nalhaven. :. Sch. Geo.
Z fe!glson was hauled out on the marine
sag Mar. % for general repairs, incud-
Is uau topmast, new stern planking, calk-
-5 i4ntlng, etc. This is the first vessel
'eArA ut this year. Sch. Post Boy is re-
gu tss season by Capt. William Bullock,
h aSport Centre. Sch. Delaware is repair
sfI -e same port, aud will be command
Capt. Philbrook.. Capt. Francis
t"' Ut Bucksport has bought the Thomas
-hooner William Butman The But
-t. N's built in Searsport in 1861 and is 81
sch. Emma S. Briggs, Capt. Os-
as been chartered to load granite at
S-7rt for New York. Sch. Mary B.
"- a-ion sailed from Frankfort Saturday
Eea York with granite Sch H.nrv
'-'a-v, which has been hauled up here
he winter, will tow to-day to Bangor
'aI lumber for New York. Capt. R.
" rem is painting and putting in con-
5 vessel, the sch A Hayford She