The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-05-17

Arbor Day, May 18th, was not observed in
his city
The W. G: T. U. wifi meet with Mrs. Eli
Cook No. 6 Charles street, to-day at 2.3o
O'Clock.
City Marshal Sanborn is out locking after
unlicensed dogs. Dog owners are not as
prompt as usual in paying their tax.
capt. j. P. Nichols. i. Mrs l.. B. Jackson,
NO. Bay View street, is prepared to do
dressmaking at home OF will go out by the
DAY or week.. The Critchett family pub
fish card of thanks.
Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple, is pre-
pairing for big bargain sale, particulars of
which will be given in The Journal next
week. But you need not wait until next
week, for he always has bargains at his well
stocked dry goods store.
PINAFoRE. The dates of the presentation
OF Pinafore have been changed since the
announcement in The journal The first
performance will be given in the Belfast
Opera House Wednesday evening, May
sd. Friday night the opera will be given
III Camden, and the second presentation in
Belfast will be Saturday evening. Mr.. r.
L. WetmOre of HOulton, the tenor, who
takes the part of Ralph Rackstraw, will be
IN Belfast the entire week. The full east
was given in our last issue Tickets, %, 81
and 80 cents
MARRIED FIFrY-FoUR YEARS. A few
l,,f &l,D r-,n
Alorey met at the home of that worthy
couple, No. ~ Miller street, Tuesday even
ing in honor of the tifty-fourth anniversary
of their marriage. MI. and Mrs More,
live with their son, Herbert S. Morey, ano
the affair was planned and carried out by
nm and his wife. 1t was a complete sur
prise to the aged parents, and proved very
enjoyable occasion to all. An excellent
supper was served and the evening was
pleasantly passed in "reminiscences, CONVEX
sation, music, and general sociability
MEMORIAL DAY. Thomas H. Marshall
Post, Il. A. R., has the order of exercises
for Memorial Day nearly completed. The
memorial sermon, May 9th, will be in the
| niversalist church. by Rev. A. A. Smith
The parade and services at the cemetery
will be in the afternoon of Wednesday, May
30th. Belfast Band, Canton Pallas, P. NJ
@. o. F.. Belfast Company, [. r., X. of F.,
and A. f. Clark Camp, S. OF v, will join i'll
the procession. The evening services will
be in the Belfast Opera House The address
will be by Coz. Harry Weissinger Of Louis
Vile, KY, music by the Belfast Band and
the North Church chorus, and there will b
some literary exercises
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic & Jones
advertise this week tin pans, to 8 cents :;
1000 new window shades, mounted on extra
spring fixtures 5000 rolls of new wall pa
per, with 9-inch border to match; nantes,
shades and chimneys for gas fixtures At
thor new store, next door to the crOckery
store, earle 4 Jones carry the famous r. Il
G, corset, and a choice line of slkelens, den
inns, creton, fishnets and spot muslins.
The specialties of Fogg Il Browns market,
corner of Main and High street, are lamb,
mutton and early vegetables but they also
have native and western beef, frsh veal, p0ul-
try etc. New, first class rubber goods at
the City Drug Store, Edmund Wilson pro
prietor Try another bottle of Kent's Gel
cry Wine The City of Belfast advertises
for proposals for collecting the State, coul-
ty and city taxes for 1900. -. Fashionable
top coats, s. to $40; suits and top coats,
$3.50, in stock and made to order, style,
finish and fit guaranteed by William A.
Clark, manufacturing clothier. PheniX Row
....C Cottage house for rent, rooms, modern
conveniences Enquire of Geo. W. Burkett..
caution notice W S. Roberts, Reading.
Mass, offers for sale the sloop yacht Mar
jore. The Misses Knight and McCorri-
son will furnish hurdy gurdy music to pri-
vate parties, etc. First class Saturday
night dances are given at the Searsmont
hall 80. Woman wanted to do general house
work at the Girls Home, Belfast IA. G.
Webster, stockton Springs, offers for sale
his place in Searsport. formerly owned by