The Republican journal., 1898-05-12

Mrs. Julia e. Wiley has hon ob+ 49,
uence u Tue iate >. U. Gates at the corner
OF dlgh and Commercial streets in this
city.
25-foot whale became entanplad IN II
| W. Griffin's salmon weir at KNIGHTS, c.
Northport, Tuesday night and was shot ~,
men on the shore. The carcas was seouro7
and is in possession of Mr.. Griffin.
GIRLS HOME. The Home is in recent Of
box OF clothing from the Young Ladies Clnh
| IN South Gardner; three trimmed hats FROM,
Miss Elizabeth Merithew of Warren and
well filled box of useful articles from fria,,n
in Presque Isle
| The mothers of children ATTENDING tho
kindergarten, and all ladies Interested j.,
this organization, are most cordially invite 4
TO mothers meeting to be he Id in the Kin
dergarten Room Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Miss Weeks will talk of the vor,
and will show and explain the uses of tho
haateriais WIN tne endeavor to bring about
a cooperation OF the home and the Kinder.
garten.
JIMsEY WALKERS LITTLE GAME. The
three-act comedy by this name. which bas
been in rehearsal for the past three months
will be given at the Opera House Nav 9th
oy the Following well known people: DR. Il.
P. Lombard, Mr.. F. 7. Chase, Mr. W Fl
Quimby, Mr.. E. P. Frost, Mr. Will Havner
Mrs. F. j. Rigby, Miss Vannie Dolliff Miss
Helen Batchelder.
| The latest advices from II. r McDonaIa-
and the Klondike party were letters written
April 10th. The party was then at Lake
Bennett and were IN good health and spirits.
They We're cutting and saving the lumber
to build boat in which to 60 down the lake
and river when the ice breaks up. The ica
was then three feet thick on the lake and a
large body OF snow on the ice. They ex
pected to be able to start about Nav 20tb.
Nahum S, Piper of East Belfast reported
to the police yesterday morning that during
the night his two horses and one COW We're
| turned loose in the stable and fed with a
mixture of shorts and Paris green, and his
| harnesses were cut in many places. The DO
/ lice are investigating the matter, which pre-
| SCENTS some mysterious features None of
the animals showed symptoms of poisoning
except a COW, whose nose was coverad with
| green,
The friends of Miss Annie Chaples gave
here birthday surprise party at her home
on North High street last Thursday evening.
1t was genuine surprise party Miss Cha
| pies was sent out on an errand by her
mother and on her return found the house
full of her friends who came to pass a pleas
ant evening with her. They brought with
them numerous presents, including hand
some chair, souvenir of the battleship
Maine, floral offerings, etc, Refreshments
We're served, and when the party broke an
they were unanimous in wishing many hap
Ply returns of the day.
| SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Carrie f Look ar
rived May It'll from Philadelphia with coal
for the Maine Central r. r Co... Sch Char
lotte T. Sibey arrived May 18th from New
York with coal for Swan 4 Sbley Co...
Sch. A. Hayford sailed May 9TH for Rock
land to load lime for New York. Sch. P
| M. Bonny arrived from Vinalhaven MAY It'll
and went on the beach for slight repairs -.
| Ships. h. r. Thomas and Great Admiral
have arrived at Hong Kong from Manila
| They left that port before the naval engage
ment occurred and say they were chased by
a Spanish gunboat.. Sch. Herbert E. ar
rived May 9 from Salem to load ice for Bel
fast Light & Power Co. for New York ...
Sch Maynard Summer arrived May II from
Boston for similar cargo and the sch. Carrie
| f.. Look. IISrn coal hara is
pected to load for them. Sch Jennie How
! ard went ashore below the steamboat wharf
Saturday, but came off without serious
damage.
NORTH BELFAST. A sad accident occurred
on the school grounds last Friday. During
recess some Of the young men We're playing
| ball while the hlldren We're engaged at
other games. Without warning a batted
ball struck Florence Kimball on the head
near the temple, rendering her senseess.
She was taken home and physician sum
moned, who stated that he was fearful of
conclusion of the brain The patient is
somewhat recovered at this writing, but is
| still in precarious condition.. Mr.. James
Roberts is at home from Hallowell where
he had employment in the granite quarres
with a badly injured hand. One finger is
nearly severed and two more badly cut.
Prof. Chandler of Brooks gave his steropti-
can poyrama at the church last Friday
evening. Mr.. Loren Cross of Ponkapoog,
Mass, was in town a few days last week,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mitchell.
Mrs. Ellen G. Gay arrived home from
Chelsea, Mass, last Thursday where She has
| been visiting relatives. Mr.. II. o. Worthy
of Bangor Seminary has been called to supply
our church this summer. He begins his
| Lahore Nav 22nd