The Republican journal., 1899-06-29

| Will be held next Monday evening,
Two deer were seen Monday MORNING
feeding on the shore near Mayor Poor's cot
| tage at Little River.
At the residence of s. A. West, No. 7 Fed
eral street, can be seen rose bush of rare
beauty. 1t is now at its height of loyeliness
and the blossoms number thousands.
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Frances Murch at II Bridge street TODAY
Thursday, at 2 80 p. m. full attendance
is desired, as it will be the last MEETING he.
fore the summer vacation through july and
August.
Sunlight Juvenile Temple will meet next
Monday, for the last time before the summer
vacation. few picnics will be held during
the season to keep up the interest, and the
officers are in correspondence with the grand
officers in regard to Juvenile Temple day at
Old Orchard Aug 3lst.
1t is hoped the members and friends of
the Non Partisan W. C. T. Alliance will re.
member the Field Day at Mrs. j. R. Mears
Morrill,, Friday, June 3Oth Buckboards
common
at 80 A. M. to convey the party. A picnic
dinner will be served. A good time is ex-
pected. If stormy, it will be held next day,
CHAsE-CHACE FAMILY REUNION A reun.
ion of the Chase Chace family will be held
in Masonic Hail. No. 81 Ann Street, Hart
ford, Conn, July 6, 1899, at P. NJ, and it is
hoped all Chase Chace descendants will at.
tend and take with them any records they
may have. Those intending to be present
will kindly notify Rev. William A. Eardeley
Thomas, P o. Box SOL, Middletown, Conn.
A fire alarm sounded Sunday morning bv
Mathews Bros steam whistle, the steam
being down at the shoe factory boilers, for
repairs. The watchman, James Braley.
says the gong in his engine room sounded,
and people in sight of the alarm box say no
been drinking We're about the corner at the
time and it is possible that some one of them
pulled the alarm without being seen.
There e-23 Waldo county cases against
liquor dealers before the Law Court now
sitting at Bangor. Other cases are as fol-
lows: Belfast Savings Bank VS.. Lancv
Boyd. Assignee, vs.. Partridge; Bramhall
vs.. wentworth al; Brown in Eq. VS.
Gould; Gowen x al. vs. Bessey; NJ. G. r. r,
Co. Apt. VS.. W 4 Q. r. r. Co; Milliken
Aplt. VS.. DOwnes; Traube & Co. VS.. Haugh
Tyler vs.. ambridge, Aplu. Weeks &
Potter Co. Aplts. vs.. Elliott; WESLEYAN
Grove Seminary Campaigning Assn VS.
Perkins; Winterport vs.. Winterport Water
Co; Winterport Water Co. VS. Wnterport.
ACCIDENTS Raymond Sherman, the lit,
tie son of Elmer A. Sherman of this city =,
who is visiting the Clement boys at Seal
Harbor, was thrown from his wheel last
Friday while riding from Bar Harbor, and
striking a pile of wood near the road was
stunned and remained unconscious for some
time. Mrs. Sherman went to Seal Harbor
Saturday in response to telegram, but
found her son was not seriously injured.
Tommy, son of Edwin S. Bowker fell from
a carpenters staging last Saturday after
noon and broke an arm. 1t was an ugly
break of the bone just above the elbow Joint.
The bone was shattered and nearly protrud-
ed the flesh. .....Mr. Henry Carlow, an
employee of Sherman & Co., East Belfast,
was run over Saturday and three ribs
We're broken and an ankle injured. He
was somewhat bruised otherwise, but is
doing well. The in juries Of E. H Nealle y
of Monroe, whose accident was reported last
week, We're, happily, not so severe as feared
at the time, and although badly bruised he
is up and about the house.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch Emma w. Day
loaded hay at l.. T. Shales & Co.'s for Bos-
ton last week. Sch. A. Hayford sailed
June oath for Chelsea, with hay from the
Belfast Fuel 4 Hay Co....Sch. Willie c.
discharged corn at l.. T. Shales & Co.'s from
Portland Saturday. Sch. Paul Seavey ar.
rived June 18th from Portland, to load paw
ing for New York. Sch. S. l.. Davis arriv =
ed June 25th from New York with coal for
Swan Sibley Co.....The Bucksport sch
ooner Geo. W. Lewis. which was owned
solely by the late Capt. Mark Gray, has
been sold by the estate to Capt. VIM.
H Coburn of Winterport, from which port
the vessel will hail. The Lewis was form
erly a Grand Banks fisherman and was
sailed for many seasons by Capt Angus
Nicholson. Sch Mazurka, with lime from
Rockport, is on the fats in south bay,
Boston, total wreck. She sprang aleak
the cargo took fire and she was run on the
flats aud stripped. The Mazurka was built
at Belfast in 1852 and was owned by G, E.
Carleton of RockpOrt. Sch. Rabbon is
discharging coal for the Belfast Fuel & Hay
Co. from Philadelphia.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Harry W Clark's
cut price clearance sale OF summer suits,
overcoats, pants and furnishing goods for
men and boys in on to-day at SO Main
street, Belfast, The prices quoted in his
advertisement speak for themselves 80. Fred
"A. JohnSonS hrSt annual clearance sale
continues this week at Mansfields old
stand, Masonic Temple. Some new bar
gains are added, including bunting. ladies'
belts, etc. .. For fire works and fire crack
ers go to F. A. Follett's, Opera House block
Church street. aaying is near at hand.
Mason & Hall can supply you with horse
rakes and tedders, moving machine sections,
etc. -. Lancaster & West have bargains in
horses at their sales stable on Beaver street.
Two tenements to let at 6 Miller street.
Apply to Geo. W. Burkett.. Girl wanted
to do homework. Apply at once to Geo. A.
Quimby, over Belfast National Bank.
Mrs. A. M. Hatch and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. R. Ellis, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Rowe publish card of thanks. Fred At
wood, Winterport, is selling cultivators and
grindstones very low, bought before in
creased prices. Meadow King mower re-
pairs in stock. .Hurdy Gurdy music fur
nished for balls, parties. etc. Address jose
phine Knight or Mary McCorrison, Box 3d.
Searsmont Me-. w. A. Clark. manufac-
turer, Phenix Row, has the latest in sum
mer shirts and suits, personally selected in
New York. H. N. Woodcock, Searsmont,
has for sale a one-horse truck wagon in good
condition. Boys wanted. See advt. of
Searsport Cycle Works.