The Republican journal., 1900-03-29
The regular meeting OF the City Council
will be held next Monday evening.

The regular meeting of the City Council
will be held next Monday evening.
William A. Clark is now booking an I'M
usually large number of orders for spring
| suits and top coats, ranging in price $12 to
| $18, with an immense stock of cloth to select
from.
| Private advces from Washington are to
the effect that there is little prospect of the
deepening of Camden harbor, as the board
of engineers having the project under con-
sideration is not willing to make the recon-
mendation.
Thos H. Marshall Relief Corps are pre-
pairing for an apron sale, supper and enter
tainment April 3rd at Memorial Hall. The
public are invited. Admission 25 cents for
supper and entertainment. The Relief
Corps request the ladies of the city to con.
tribute for the supper. The sale will begin
at 3 O'Clock and the supper at o'clock.
A Waldo county subscriber writes: Find
enclosed so for The Republican Journal and
the New York eekly Tribune one year. 1
cannot keep house without those two papers
1 think they are the best for any purpose I
get the home news in The Journal and the
news of the world in The Tribune. would
like to see those two papers in every home
in Maine"
| The Photographic views of New England
scenery at the Belfast Free Library are at
tracing good deal of interest and it is we'll
worth a visit to the library to examine themc
There are 100 views, numbered and cata-
logued all of them showing the natural ef-
fects with no retouching of the negatives.
The photographs are furnished by the Bos-
ton & Maine R. R. Co. for the Library Art
Club.
The Belfast Base Ball Team has organized
for the season by eecting W. NJ. Welch
temporary ger, Ralph O. Connell, CLERK,
and Geo. Darcy captain. The following
players have reported for duty this season,
W. E. Dilworth, Bert Darby, Geo. Darby,
| Fred Johnson, Herman Patterson, Ishmael
Patterson, Thomas Berry, Ralph O'Connell,
Austin Fernad. Hugh D. Mcclellan, Esq
has written that he will be with the team a
part of the season. The boys had an excel
J
team fully up to its record in the work that
is before it. They will have ball May 1st
to raise funds, and all lovers of the game
should lend helping hand.
STEAMER NOTES. The Castine will make
an excursion to Camden to-day, Thursday
to witness the launching of the four-masted
schooner from H. M. Beams shipyard. She
will leave Lewis wharf at Is a. M, and
| leave Camden to return at l p. M. The
steamer Marjorie, which has been hauled
up here during the winter, was taken to
Bucksport last Friday. The Cimbria which
was also hauled up here, is ready for business
and will go to Bangor as soon as the river
opens. The Governor Bodwell has been on
the South Railway at Rockland painting
and repairing preparatory for the summer
run, and the Vnalhaven is now undergoing
an overhauling. April 1st the Bodwell will
/ run between Rockland and Vlnalhaven
while the Vinalhaven will 90 on the Rock
land and Swans Island route The steamer
| Penobscot left Rockland Tuesday morning
at o'clock and arrived in Boston in the
afternoon at 5 80 O'Clock. She left Boston
at 10 o'clock Tuesday night on her return !,
arrived here yesterday afternoon, and will
leave for Boston at the usual hour to-day.