The Republican journal., 1899-04-27

| Boothbay Reg ster SAYS the lobster season
there is about at its close, The fishermen
have their traps nearly all up. The boats
will soon be taken ashore and put in order
for summer. Last sales for Holsters We're II
cents.
New ADVERTISE You can not fail
to notice the advertisement of q. Dins-
more this week. This firm has the agency
for the Queen Quality Shoe for women
and has them in II styles at popular prices.
Harry W Clark Ny Clothier), 50 Nam
street has something interesting to say con
cerning mems and boys spring suits
] Special sale this week Of s. suits, worth
81 0....If you want rubber hose call at
/ Mason q Halls, successors to George A.
Bailey, aud see the Chicago Electric Hose.
This firm carries all kinds Of hardware,
paints, oils and varnishes The Infalibie
Corn Cure at Francis Shoe Store, sole
agents.
BREEDING LoBsrERs. Lobster fishermen
I Win he Interested in a NOTICE lately received
/ by George W Frisbee, Fish and Game War
den, from the United States and State Of
! Name Commissioners of Sea and shore Fish
cries in relation to the pr opagation of lob
sters The U S. Commission il to continue
the propagation of Holsters and asks the
hearty cooperation of fishermen and smack
men in collecting egg-bearlng Holsters, for
winch d satisfactory price Will he paid. Tie
adult lobsters together with fry, will be re-
turned to Maine waters. The U. $, Fish
Commission schooner Grampus il used for
tile work Of collecting eggs and liherating
fry .begluning April Goth and continuing uu-
til the close of the Matching season, about
/ j ly 10Th. The master the Grampus will
furnish any information desired III conutc-
tou with the work.
BELFAST OPERA HOUSE Theatre goers
viii receive treat in first class comedy and
! romantic dramas next week, for Manager
| Cottrell has booked the Well known favor
ties Chas allar and pretty Goldle Cleve-
! land for the entire week, playing different
piece each night with first class speciaties
between each act, m aking continuour per-
formance. Mr. Vollair has the reputation Of
being one of our foremost young romantic
actors, and Miss Cleveland is one OF the best
leading ladies in the business. They make
a great duo and are supported BY capable
company of twelve players and speciality
artists Ladies should take advantage Of
the "Ladie's ticket" which is being distrib-
uted about town and which entities each
lady to a 80 cent reserved seat for u cents
for Monday night only. Matinee Saturday
at 9 30 P NJ for ladies and children. 10 ana
20 cents. Each child attending Will receive
package Of candy free.
CHAT. Welch & Stevens have made new
signs for Miss E. H. Patch and Mason e
Hall. Burgess & Gardiner had the first
spring lamb of the season, April 205h 1t
was brought in by Geo. A. Jackson Of Sears
mont and was raised by Samuel Quincy Of
Waldo. Frank G. Norton Of Palermo
brought one to Fogg & Brown April 21sr....
q. w. Wescott bought the chalnless Cres-
cent bicycle at Lockes d. G. Greenlaw
shipped car load of cows and calves to
Brighton Saturday Or. W. L. West Went
to Unity Saturday to inspect lot OF co VS.
for C. E. Stevens. The +. G. White CO.
have moved their donkey engine from the
SutN near ldllIOdI Idth W VIC " lali
alongside the berth where vesssls discharge.
IA slight fire was caused at the home Of
Miss Ada E. Larrabee Sunday, by trouble
with kerosene stove. Mayor Poor and j
IL. Howes are having hardwood floors laid
in their respective residences. s.. r. Locke
has moved from the Banks house, Church
street, to the Washburn house, Court street,
T xUi1 ha
Craw ford house, Miller street, to the Banks
house. Ida M. Bradbury has sold the
| Windsor Hotel to Jere. G. Shaw Of Bidde-
| form. The Belfast band made its first ap-
| pearance on our streets for the season
| Monday evening. The out of-door audience
was large and appreciative. "A crossed
wire the new lines which are being
placed in order by the telephone people was
the cause Of fire alarm on Monday. d. il.
| Cook and A. A. Carleton arrived Tuesday
| from Isle au Haut in w. Pages sloop,
| with 1000 pounds of fresh fish,
1 NORTH BELFAST. The drama, "The Iron
| Hand was given by local talent al Flan-
dera' Hall April 19yh before large ana ap-
preciative audience. It was played under
| the auspices of the Good Templars Lodge
and for its benefit. The parts were properly
| assigned and we'll performed. BY request
the play will be repeated with some new
features, this, Thursday, evening for the
benefit Of the church. Admission for all 10
cts. Miss Leona Bucklin celebrated the
18TH anniversary of her birth last Saturday
afternoon and evening by giving party to
the girl members of her class, who are jun
lors in the Grammar school The guests
We're served with fine supper, and other
! refreshments followed in the evening.
The young hostess was congratulated
| and presented a collar buckle by ner
young friends as memento of the oc-
casion.. Hatch Bros. have completed a
contract for 2 500 alewve barrels and have
| shipped them to Dam arscotta. They are
soon to engage in the manufacture of barrels
| Tor the mackerel trade. Mr.. r. A. Gurney
| ls filling an order for two house frames.
Mr.. Cyrus Woods is engaged iu sinking a
we'll on his premises. !. Mrs. Ellen G. Gay
arrived home the 10Th from Mass, where
| she spent he winter. Fletcher Russ went
to Middetown, Conn. last week, where he
mas stu alton Ed. Mason left home
Monday to join his fathers company.
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