The Republican journal., 1898-06-02
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4 F1sHERMAN's LUCK.


V basket, pole and line;
said he, How many fish,"
..e said, 81 nave nine"
....srw ll. YOU take the clubman said,
.~I .-t me have the lot?'
... Ar, sir, the youth replied,
bny all have GOT
.-.-.5t" he said, Now change EN-
4-k
.r. 4y basket new,
&C.,. t4res your money, my good lad
,xtra quarter, too"
IL -.4 he'd the club. He told his yarn
81 he'd caught that day
ve i he poured out his catch
s...- -euipins from the bay.
5ular meeting of the City Council
r-N next Monday evening, June
.-- Bearer Circle, Kings Daughters
VII meet next Wednesday even
Mss Annie Shute.
-re~sIve Circle of c. L. S. c. will
Mss Rosetta Coombs, East Bel
by evening, June Sd. Author,
Irving.
Partisan Alliance will meet with
Alexander tomorrow, Friday,
stp0ned from last week. Al
invited.
Dodge has leased 5he store at
street, formerly occupied by the
Co., and will move in as soon as
repairs can be made.
z=rator car made the first trip
-.u over the Belfast branch Mon.
ID 1t will leave here by the
rain Mondays, as III previous
&c. I'll fall
aodisr sociable at the vestry
evening, May 18th, was a
4sion. Music, reeitations. etc,
~. ice cream and cake were served
uust illustration of the blowing
Name was shown.
aoorn's black horse Frank was
beside his mate Dan at the trot-
saturday Dan and Frank We're
rrs from Aroostook 20 years ago
and Frank Perkins, after whom
named Dan has been dead about
Il.
BELMONT. The farm house OF
Morrill, at Belmont Corner was
Nay 25th. The barn and outbnild-
the greater part of the contents OF
We're saved. The house was an
worth perhaps S500,a was insured
The fire caught in the afternoon
4- Kinney. H."
HNTs. Miss Julia a, Wells tripped
ub-cloth in her dining room recently
red her right knee severely. II
Brown of the firm of Brown i Fogg
-tul he'll get hurt. He had barely
received in the market healed III
vi Went to candy pull and cut his
d. gan, almost as badly as the first
l- IL was scuffiing with surgeon and
and through window.
C1ombs & Son had a handsome and
te display Memorial Day. The
.Ht stripes served as background
atl weapons Of warfare and photo.
8meras We're arranged in striking
and pyramid of goods was sur.
lv small brass cannon. Burkett
dow draped with red, white and
r.-l picture of the Maine in the Cen.
stores displayed Old Glory and
nblems of various kinds
tyr NoTEs. Str. Silver Star was in
last week for repairs The first
?. Corners did the business, but
-9o small the fremont was charter
IAN until Friday, when the Stal
Tie route. Steamer W. G But
-5fr w. G. Butman, is now making
S per week from Rock land to
leaving kockland Tuesdays and
II 80 d. m, and leaving Matinicus
a., the same days. The Castine
an excursion tomorrow, Friday
Brooksville at o'clock a. H., fol-
s via. Castine and Islesboro She
e-T7 ROckland on her return at 8 p. m
7FY w ALKER's LITTLE GAME" The
aience IN the Belfast Opera House
'-'s~'lay evening, May 18th and the clever
fs W the stage of the amateurs who had
much time to rehearsals that the
-lr7 night be success, artistcally as
+H 7s lnancially, alike testify to the loyalty
peple to that splendid musical organ
5L tine Belfast Band. The occasion was
aring out local pride. We doubt il
another place in the country of eeua
soa that could duplicate the work be
sgd behind the footlights The selec
lie band were admirably rendered
4- need say no more than that the in
alton was up toits usual high stand
the play only commentator il
The best amateur performance evel
Belfast is common expression
asst the play made happy distri
parts, and as result the best O
dramatic talent was seen at its best
~rformance as whole ranked above
ianE If the visiting professional com
very commendable feature wa;
Of the curtain on time, and the
the usual weary waits between
after selection by the band the bel
for the curtain, and the play pro
he curtain fell on the final scene a
m instead of II, the additional hour
e77eAting the delay in raising the curtain