The Republican journal., 1899-06-15

| New potatoes appeared in the market
yesterday, at CHM & Fields S.
The Non-Partisan W. c. T Alliance viii
have their annual Field Day meeting with
Mrs. j. R. Mears, Morrill,, June 80 Further
particulars later.
The evening train arrived here two hours
and half late Tuesday evening The de-
lay was caused by hot box on a locomotive
on the main line.
Thomas II. Marshall Relief Corps have
postponed their regular meeting until July
11th All members are requested to be
present on that date
List of advertised letters remaining I'M
claimed in the Belfast post office for the
week ending, June 10th: Ladies-Della NJ.
Howard Miss Elizabeth T. Moore.
DR.. Sullivan of Portland, Me. ex-frst
asst. surgeon to the Maine Eye and Ear In
Urinary for over years will be in Belfast
at the Revere House Thursday and Friday,
June Odd Esd.
The band-stand on the schoolhouse COM
Belfast Band in giving its open air concerts
this season. The concerts will be given in
turn in different parts of the city, and the
band will have to arrange for the use of
chairs.
The Belfast Band is arranging for an e:s.
cursion July 4th, probably to Islesbor and
to include concert, clam bake, etc. A
good time is assured. The land has an
engage ment at Rockland in Septemb Der
when the Masonic fraternity are to have
four days fair.
Morrison & Mcdonald are repairing the
concrete walks for the city, and laying new
for private parties The city council has
not yet decided which sections of walk will
be built new in concrete this year, but it
will probably include the walk in front of
the Public Library and on the north side of
Main street, from High to Washington
CONCERT. A fine concert with d good
program will be given in the Opera House
June oath by the Philomel Club of Boston.
Miss Mabel Mongham. dramatic soprano
Miss Adelaide Jump, elocutionst; Miss
son, baritone, j. F. Rigby, clarinet soloist;
Miss June Hills, accompanist. Tickets
on sale at City Drug Store; 30 and so cents.
A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, and
Ladies Aid Society are represented at the
State Convention in Bucksport by the fol-
lowing members Rev. l. Fl. Holt, O. j.
Dickey, I. A. Young, Chas Hobbs, Walter
Hobbs. Walter J. Clifford, Elmer White
head, Castanus Smaley, Mrs. A. c. Mos
man, Mrs Walter Hobbs, Mrs. Chas. Hobbs,
Mrs. j. B. Varnum, Mrs. Martha Carter,
Miss Ethel Wise.
The Ladies' Aid Society of A. E. Clark
Camp, Sons of Veterans, met Monday even
ing this week instead of Wednesday. Miss
Rose E. White, President, and Mrs. Rosa C.
White, Treasurer of the State Division,
were received into membership here by
transfer from the Waldoboro society, which
has suspended. Mrs. Ida B. Hodkins, Vice
President of the State Society, was also
present. Refreshments were served
The County Commissioners are now in
consultation with E. F. Fassett, architect,
of Portland, making plans for the changes
in the court house. They expect to put
fire proof vaults into the Probate, Register
of Deeds and Clerk of Courts offices, on
the ground floor. On the second floor they
will probably move the partition at the rear
of the judges desk, forward 6 feet, and
make room for the Law Library and the
judges room. The rooms now occupied by
the Law Library and for witnesses will be
used as jury rooms. 1t is also proposed to
put in flight of stairs for rear entrance
to the Library.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Maximum in
quality, minimum in price," is the motto at
the Dinsmore store this week. They have a
large stock and do not propose to carry over
summer shoe; hence the low prices quoted
oculist, is now in town, at 40 High street, and
will remain until July 1st. See his advt....
Mrs. Clara J. Gilmore and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Newton publish a card of thanks. C.
M. Conant & Co., Bangor, are agents for
Maine for spray pumps, something that Is IN
demand at this time. The Belfast school
committee advertises for proposals for fuel.
.AGCenLlOn ID callou w Gho odiu u MIS-. T..
Lancaster, IS High street, chiropodist, mani
curing and shampooing. She is an expert
enced chiropodist. ....Geo. W. Pendleton
offers a reward of $40. See advt. for parti-
culars. :. Leosaidow, the celebrated palmist,
is at the Revere House. Read the testi-
monials in another column. He has hum
dreds of others. See advt. of bargain at
the sale stable of Lancaster & West.....
Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple, has the
Gordon covert skirt. the best and cheapest
summer skirt in the market. Price 81 40.
Fired Atwood, Winterport, is prepared