The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-04-14
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ruF TRIUMPH-SoNG.
lark Calvary's brow was frowning
Ntf te base unwilling throng,
lew that on the morrow
r. Ns sung a trfumph-song.
Mary went a-weeping
Bl -l4 tomb where Jesus lay,
SINE the song OF glory,
,1,a Lord is risen to day.!
. 7I- the world was darkened
.n5 ross was taken down,
.a GESTURE had been parted,
.l4 r4uh.e turned to town;
.Ir..tllled that on the morrow
add death were chased away,
...ga tlere came the message,
the Lord is risen today
r.-t Wells in the Boston Journal of
ae~ came down near II. f.
T,nEs n East Belfast Tuesday
n.k Of wild geese passed over
Monday evening heading north
Er--5 aud W. H. Arnold shipped
s.I .attle to Libby Bros. of Burn
ss Saturday,
.-.zsl # ire was caused Saturday by a
-..- Ire. which linemen were string
-...g scross the alarm wires.
md Sears G. Nickerson of East
,.....,t- that they sawed three cords Of
n Tree hours one day last week.
.-es Has sawed twice.
mts & Sons display window for
-tt goods was unusually attrac-
.t 7..k The goods were displayed
and With a background of crepe
t..s
fey, proprietor of Birch Grove
" r, has bought the finely bred
Canada Mac, 10 Mac is a
....-.5- tek, stands 1913 hands high,
rounds, and is one of the hand
.-- Ia Maine stables.
......- SPARKS. Locomotive No. SO
.-. ..ty on the Belfast branch freight
me, but which for some time
...- ID used elsewhere, was returned
asst week. The work crews
LIZ sleepers along the line and
-It number to be laid IN the
l.rI- If Camden has a last spring.
aid in January one egg that
...-. -Sx inches, weighed 5 - OF,
.....- al was 3-Sx7 81 and weighed 3
s-xt And here it is Mr.. A. Pc
tre Montvile brought TO this
4y hens egg which measured
les The Monroe ami Camden
meeting TO do to match this lay.
luce with a call from the general
Belfast W, c. I. [. postponed
meeting from Thursday to Friday
The latter date Good Friday a
r,ice of prayer. The exercises
singing Coronation" follow
M scripture, Luke % 80 Il. The
divided into three topics, "self-
prayer and praise and "cour-
AYERS We're offered by several
hymns We're sung and remarks
-..- r each topic.
E....Y PARTY. Mrs II. E. Mcdonald
l.. lat surprised when called to her
-d7v evening, April 9Th, at finding
-ty of lady friends gathered there,
l,rthday surprise party given her
aFr Larles O'Connell. Mrs. Mcdonald
7- Wee nient Of many useful and pretty
--.ar-- The evening was spent in play
ara. Chocolate cake and frozen
r.a We're served.
TIE blc and friends of Maude l.. Berry
LIE. 4a-rt rare treat upon her first ap-
r-.ra-.- Ii opera in this city at the
Q.E- + Use this evening. She will be re-
s- 1 AZ visiting her cousin, Mrs j. S.
1-- .u, in 1891. Those who heard her
SIG 04t time realized that she possess
n -4-ful and sympathetic voice Miss
5-- lis since studied with Prof. Geo.
Nr H. We hope her friends will well
with full house.
.s IRE ON DETETIcs. The gentle
u- lectures before housekeepers in
" 4a House Thursday Afternoon is
years Oil, is married, and
re- III his family in Dorchester, a de-
ahurban district of Boston. On the
s. nee and other vitality importan,
he takes a strong, influential posi-
due rightside Mr. Worrell has made
lssion a large success, especially
e last three years in the west anG
His methods are entirely original
a- made distinct place for himself
-'- -d Of dietetics. Housekeepers must
FA-uuer that Mr.. Wore rs book cannot be
'i4a-f without charge except at the lee
Ilckets for the lecture in this city
Pa 1ow be procured at the Box Office, free
tlsekeepers only.
I- Isle of Champagne" one of, if not
.s m9st, successful of American conf.
5ri4s reduced in recent years, will be seer
i'le belfast Opera House this Thursday
7-lnZ April 18th. The company CON-
F'F- 'iXty artists and is headed by Richard
sNlta who will be remem bered for his ex.
tirl- service as the star of "Old JED
f"l5y The production of "The Isle OF
t-a'upagne" is one Of the most costly or
ur lage to-day. The costumes and scenery
off, -HtTely new and this is complete ballet
'-' iaL orchestra. David Biers, manager
" .4- eaterprise, has had vast experience il
Ert'- spectacles and the present surpas
SEE 4y Of his past efforts In the company
A7 from Mr.. Golden, are such well known
"4 9pera favorites as j. W Kingsley
's-. F. Sparks. Blanche Chapman and
lu Burnhah.
N-E.NLER NOTES The staanars Citr ~