The Republican journal., 1898-06-02

The Law Term of s. j. Court of the East
ern Division of Maine, to be held in Bangor,
-'' o00n postponed to Monday. June eth
seaside Chautauqua will hold it's thir-
'eenth Anniversary with Mrs. George R.
carter Monday afternoon, June 9th. at ,
CROCK, sharp. All those who were ever
connected with the C. l.. G. ara invited
Tue opera Frogs of Windham" from its
inception has been a wonderful success.
having already been given over $50 times.
AS the papers say. st has taken the State bv
storm The music is bright and sparkling,
anu Is fuii OF catchy airs with dash of senti-
ment here and there
lhomas Il. Marshall Woman Relief
Corps elected the following officers satur-
Gay; president. Mrs. James McKeen; Wee
President, Mrs. NJ. C. Dilwort h. SECRETARY
Mrs. W. H. Clifford: Treasurer Mrs Frant
n'aek; Chaplain, Mrs. Olive wilkins; Con
onctor, Mrs. E. L. Thomas Guard, Mrs. W.
H. Sanborn. The officers will be installed
June 81 at p. N. Members of T. Ell. Mar
shail Post and their wives are respectfully
invited
"A FEAT IN MOULDING. Thirty years ago,
III Lowell, Mass, an Englishmau named G.
ii. Graham. moulded and cast three iron
INKS. without using "cope" The links
worked as freely as forged links. Graham
chaiiengeo any one to do the feat j. W.
wilkins OF this city has set of the links
cast by Graham and he recently showed
them to A. T. Crosby, moulder for the Rel
last Machine & Foundry Co. Mr. Crosby
attempted the job and at the last casting at
the foundry successfully produced the links.
Foundry men will readily see the ditficuItv
OF the feat. We should like to hear from
any who may try it.
| MAY WEATHER. The record Of Mr.. l.. III.
Mureh shows the month of May, 1925, to
have been warm and DRY. The temperature
was 56.o5' against 52.91- for May, 1897, ana
% - the average for May for 81 years past.
Ram fell on 7 days, to the amount of ! .
inches Five of these days wefe tile last )
days of the month, when the rainfall was !
inch Last year the rainfall in May was
; o. inches.
The May meeting Of the Belfast school
| com mittee was held Tuesday evening. with
! all the members present. Teachers were
elected for the coming school year, and
practically the whole corps was reelected.
| Miss Folsom Will return to her position in
the Central Intermediate after a wears vt
OF absence. Mrs. E S. Pitcher was re.elect.
ed teacher of music. Although some of the
rural schools had lost week through sick.
ness it was voted 10 have ali the schools
close June 18th, and that the fall term shout d
begin Sept, 18th.
CHAT. The recent rain was most wei
come, and all vegetation reioices Ell
Cook has added a Iish department to bis
market. Next Sunday is White SUNDAY
.,T The farmers say that there il everv
prospect of big apple crop this year.
Mike Collins made a shipment of pigs t.
Castlne last week. The eagle from the
/ Knox Mansion at Thomaston, presented to
Thos, H Marshall Post, s., a. R., by The
journal, has been handsomely gilded by
| Nelch Stevens 80. Work is rushing on the
Hartman and Prentiss houses The latter
Is boarded in and has the roof on and the
Hartman house has the frame up Dunbar
added three handsome Union carriages to
| his livery stock last week. He has mare
and foal at his stable which he wishes to ex-
change for livery horse. Llacs are in
bloom The Belfast police appeared in new,
uniforms Memorial day. Henry c. Mar,ien
returned last week from Thomaston with
| another invoice of carriages Thomas G
Small is building house between Bav View
street and the shore with a right of way
TO the street north Of Capt. S. B Fletcher's
house. Geo. I. Read has taken the con-
tract to put the Quincy system of hot water
heating into j. S. Hartman 5 new residence.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. The bicycle sea-
son has arrived and what John W Jones. TO
Nam street, has to say concerning the Pen
nant Viking and Overland wheels is of in
terest, He carries full line of tires and
bicycle sundries, and has wheels to let hv
the day Or hour. 80. Mems, youths and boys
suits can be had of William A. Clark, Phenix
Row, at factory prices, and this week he is
Offering some unusual bargains John W.
sleeper Is lldNdRef Oh the retail department,
| 49,. r. H. Coombs 4 Son. 10 and - Main
street, are offering a solid ash chamber set,
10 pieces, for only SIS and other styles from
S13 to SOCIAL bargains. Special attention
to underta king. Ny Clother, Harry w.
! Clark, So Main street, is selling fl ne summer
| suits at low prices. THIS is his bargain week.
| See what he has to offer. :. Poor & Son have
just received supply of Old English Anti
Chatting Toilet Powder. They have the latest
and best in toilet necessaries and luxuries
and everything usually KEEP in drug store
Prescriptions have special attention and only
| the purest and best of drugs are used
Mrs. W. II. Moody, 30 Miller street, Belfast,
offers for sale at bargain Bangor buggy.
.....Mrs. Spencer W. Mathews, 90 Cedar
street, wants a girl for general Homework
...Chase & Doak, jewellers, % Main street
have word to say about watches See
advt. OF Fred Atwood, Winterport. He is
Offering cultivators at bargain, and has
everything in the way of agricultural nipple
ments at lowest prices.
! CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE. Mr.. Norman
Jones is at home from Massachusetts to visit
his mother. Rev. G. S. Hill of Morrill,