The Republican journal., 1900-03-29

Lancaster & West are meeting with
good sale for their horses and those thus far
sold are proving highly satisfactory.
The regular passenger coach and smoker
of Conductor Sullivan's train have been re.
turned to the Branch from the repair shops
in first class order.
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post Office March "a: Ladies-Mrs.
VIM. B. Churchill; Harriet Luce. Gentle
mani. K. Baker: Mr.. Wesley Cook; Mr..
Chas W. Dickey.
The Shoe Workers Relief Association will
have social whist party and fair April 9TH
at Odd Fellows Hall. Sale of articles will
begin at so and card playing at o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The term of Hilman Smith, Warden of
the State Prison, expires Nov. 90, 1900, and
it is reported that there will be several candi-
dates, and among them Bernes O. Norton of
Belfast, now deputy u S. Marshal, with
headquarters at Portland.
Remember that Mrs. j. G. Damon's whist
party will be given in Memorial Hall to-
night The envelopes containing the de-
scription of the fancy pieces will be drawn
at 10 80. All are invited and will receive an
envelope even if they do not engage in
whist playing.
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Miss L A. Cochran. No. 4 Park street, Mon
day, April 3D. at 2 p. N. Lesson, "a Read
ing Journey Through France;' local his
tory, the early settlement of Belfast litera
ture study, Bryants poems, with quotations
from the same.
At recent meeting of High school teach
ers in Camden it decided to form High
school base ball league. Rockland, Vlnal-
haven, Belfast and Camden are expected to
form the league, and Rockland paper says
that the first game will be played at Camden
May 9th, between the Camdens and Belfasts
Pensions have been granted as follows
Original, Rufus A. Dodge, West Brooksvile.
IS; Nancy d. Gordon, Lincolnvlle, widow
of John Nj. Gordon, Co. G, Goth Maine, orig
ina), at IS per month from Dec. 5. $685. addi
tiona Jacob 2. Davis, Searsmont, SO to
SD; increase, Alonzo d. Twomby, City
Point, So to SIT.
Nearly onethrd of the travelling libraries
thus far sent ont from Augusta came to
Waldo county. Following is list of the
towns aud patrons: Winterport, free library ;
Montville Union Harvest Grange; Sears
mont, j. W tarrar; Montvile, Mabel Pen
tecost; Jackson, N. A. Webb; Searsport, NJ i.
ID TDt wv
FIRE. The Fir, Department was called
ont Tuesday afternoon by fire in the house
of Mrs. Mary Casey on Bay View street, oc-
cupied by her aud her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Norton and family. The fire originated in
the l. chamber and was confn ned to that part
of the house. The principal damage was in
the L, by water There was a small in
suranee on the building. Mrs. Casey was
neighbor's. A ire inquest will be held to-
day.
POSTAL CHANGES. The following schedule
changes in Maine are announced:
Route 1871. Brooks to Monroe: Leave
Brooks daily except Sunday on arrival of
Monroe in hours Leave Monroe daily ex-
cept Sunday at u 10 p N. Arrive at Brooks
by . 10 p. N.
Route 1919. Stockton Springs to Belfast
Leave Stockton Springs daily except Sunday
at 80 m, and p N. Arrive at Belfast
by $50 a. M. and p. IN. Leave Belfast
daily except Sunday at 10 a. m. and 6 p. N.
Arrive al Stockton Springs by Il m. and s
p. N.
b.aa
pointed exclusive agent for the sale of W j
Sloane & Co. 9 carpets. OF course it is we'll
known that Sloane Il Co. are the largest car
pet dealers on this Continent. The firm has
placed in the hands of MIR, Burkett an I'M
mense line of samples of all grades of tapes
tries velvets, Moquettes, BRUSSELS, Axmin-
sters, etc and these goods are now on exhi-
hlJon. Customers can make finer selection
from these patterns than they can from the
largest carpet emporiums of the large cities.
from the fact that you can select from sam
pies better than from rolls, as you see a
greater variety. All shades will be sho wn,
from the most delicate pinks and blues to
the regular parlor designs and colors. Give
him call.
DEER IN Town A large doe took a
run across the city Tuesday. She came from
the northwest, and was first reported near
Vine street, from whence she crossed til e
fields and came down Waldo avenue to
Cedar street; across W. E. Hamilton's lot
to Franklin street, into Custom House
square, along the sidewalk on Church street
to Spring street. down Spring street to the
rear of the l.. Il. Palmer lot, across the Pal
and Ford lots to Miller street, down
Miller street to Cooper Il Co.'S yard, where
she played awhile among the lumber piles
and then ran down to the shore north of the
M airline railway and plunged into the harbor.
She swan across the harbor and ran over
the fields and the ice pond to the woods on
the hill back of the stock farm. The deer
did not appear to be frightened, and did not
run very fast until she got into the fields on
the East Side when something changed her
course and she made quick time to the
woods.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W. A Clark
manufacturing clothier and fur merchant,
Phenix Row, is Offering greatly reduced
prices on fur coats. See what he has to say
IN another advt. about S. suits. Complete
lines OF mems furnishings Poor ~ Son