The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-05-04

cess. Miss Rice the teacher of elocution,
gave several recitations as did several of her
pupils. The scarf drill was exceptionally
fine and the music was listened to with
much pleasure. Miss Rice was assisted by
her sister, Miss Bell Rice Of Portland and
Miss Van Deets of Unity. Cake and ice
| cream We're served. Miss Margaret Will
liams, teacher of languages at the &cad
envy, will teach a summer term of school at
| Knox Station. Mr. B. Williams house
and stable is much improved by coat
of paint. Mrs Lottie McGray is the happy
mother of little girl......Miss Frances
Williams will teach in the Carter district in
Montville.. Mr.. Charles Dodge is much inn
proved in health and is able TO walk and
ride out Mrs. NJ. II. Robinson has re-
| turned to her home in New jersey. The
| Ladies' Club meets Friday afternoon of this
week with Mrs. Reuben Sihley.
LIBERTY. At a meeting of the stock
holders of the Liberty 4 Belfast Telegraph
Company it was voted to let the New Eng
land Telephone Company Of Portland nave
the use of the plant for one year, to use as
/ their own, free Of charge they to change it
to telephone, have all the receipts and
| pay all expenses. Miss Annie TwItchell
| has again secured the services Of that
matchless millner, Miss Edgeey, who has
served her ana the public so faithfully and
well for the past two years, and will have
her millinery display May 4th and 9TH.
Miss Carroll Of South West Harhor closed
one of the finest terms OF High school ever
taught in this village last Wednesday,. She
| is a teacher of rare ability, and it is hoped
that this is not her last term III this village.
She and the Spanish have been good
educators for both old and Young in history
and geography. One Of our would he lead
ing citizens has learned that the Island of
Cuba is not near san Francisco, and that
Porto Rico is not in Europe, and that the
city of Madrid i'll Spain could not be BON
barded by the U. 5. navy, as it has no
guns as yet that would shoot four hum
| dred miles inland. The town schools
all began last Monday morning The
village schools taught ny Miss Mary
Brown and Mrs j. 5. Ayer....The
ice went ont of the lake Thursday and
. Friday morning some OF our citizens having
read of the big catch OF salmon at Green
Lake, felt sure they could land one of the
big fellows known to be in this lake: 50 sew
eraI boats started out armed ana puujuped
with all sorts Of pagaphern tl4 for catching
and holding tile lake monster After fish
Ing all the forenoon and not getting nib
bile of any kind they would have been CON
tent with tile hIte of bass. ana hy uipnt
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them sucker. Several fine lots III tront
we're taken from our streams }4at v-.l,
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