The Republican journal., 1900-07-05
The small boys, as usual, began to eele-
brate the day before the 4th.

The small boys, as usual, began to eele-
brate the day before the 18th.
Chas. H. Field has erected flag STAFF o.
his residence on Congress street for a fac
raising on July 18th.
Remember the Sea Breeze is the smallest
weekly paper in the world; illustrated; 2x4
inches; job printing and current events.
The lunch car which has stood at the cor
ner of church and Franklin streets was
moved to Northport Camp Ground Monday,
A. A. Howes & Co. set up in their store
Tuesday large and very handsome refrig-
orator in which to keep butter, cream, etc.
Mrs. A. o. Hubbard and daughter of
Minneapolis visited her uncle, d. W. Dyer,
and other relatives here a week, and left
last Friday for Machias.
Richard J. Ellingwood has taken the
agency for the Singer sewing machines and
has opened an Office at No. 10 Main street,
over J. W. Ferguson & Cos.
Hugh Crowley fell from the part of the
bridge where repairs are going on during
the shower Wednesday evening, June 9th,
but chung to pile until he was rescued
Some of the hacmatack for the schooner
Pendleton Bros. are building arrived by
another car load is due. Work will be re-
sumed when it arrives.
Roscoe Jackson was before the Police
Court Tuesday for drunkenness and disturb
ance. He was found guilty and sentenced
to 30 days and SO fine and costs. The nit
timus was suspended on his own request
provided that he would leave town and
never return.
L. L. Gentner has bought the Geo.
Bailey house on Church street and is to re-
side there Geo. A. Gilchrest is to move to
Mrs. NJ. A. Frost's house on Church street.
DR.. f. l.. Stevens and Mrs Bailey, who
have rooms there, have not yet decided
whether OF not they will remain.
The Belfast Water Co. is building coal
shed at the pumping station at Little River,
at the east end of their building. 1t will
have a capacity of about go tons of coal, and
will be very conveniently arranged both for
receiving coal and obtaining it for use \.
J. Pottle is contractor for the work.
Geo. A. Gilchrest has hired lot of land
on the shore between the Lane and Cooper
wharves. Several years ago c. J. Hall made
quite an extensive fill of granite and started
a wharf there. Mr.. Gilchrest is to drive
piles and complete the wharf, which will
give an excellent dock for discharging light
draft vessels.
y party of fourteen whose united ages
amounted to 794 years had picnic at the G.
W. Cottrell cottage June 9TH They were
ID. W. Dyer and wife, Mrs. Eliza Staples,
Mrs. II. J. Locke, II. II. Mcdonald and wife,
of Belfast, c. II. Stevens and wife of Sears
port, Oscar l.. Staples, wife and daughter, of
Waldo, Mrs. Hannah Corthell of Machias,
and Mrs. A. o. Hubbard and daughter of
Minneapolis. CLAIMS were served. and it
was Mrs. 1Iubbard's first experience with
that bivalve.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Bargains at
Burkett's for the next two weeks is an an
nouncement that means something, and the
prices quoted in our advertising columns
will surely attract host of buyers. Re-
Iiehuel lie pldce, DuIkelt 5, Qua fellOWS
Block .... William A. Clark tailor, clothier
and outtitter, advertises summer clothing, in
stock and made to order, at popular prices
....R. A. French & Co. have large lot of
wrappers at low prices. They have marked
down all their shirt waists this week..
tenement OF Z rooms, city water, to let.
Enquire of Geo. W. Burkett. :. Summer
bOar1prS wanted at RI Cedar street Ralfa ST
....See special offer of F. c. Nealey, photo
grapher, so Main street, Belfast