The Republican journal., 1900-06-21

4 There is an exhibition Of photographs
from RahaePs paintings, at the Public Lib
rary.
| The Universalist Sunday School made ar
excursion to Swan Lake yesterday by buck
boards.
! We publish in another column. for the
benefit of our Democratic readers, the cal
for their State Convention in Lewiston. ,July
18th.
A. B. Stantial of Brooks was in the city
yesterday He will have cultivated straw.
berries in the market the last of this week
or the first of next.
The Hege saw mill built by the Belfast
Machine and Foundry Co. for Mckay &
Dix, shipbuilders, was loaded on a scow
and towed to Bucksport, Monday
Mrs E. p Alexander, Grand Supt., has
just returned from trip in various parts of
the State in the interest of Juvenile TEN
plary A fine large temple was instituted in
Burnham with Mrs Mary Hart as Supt
Sunlight Juvenile Temple will entertain
the several Temples from East and South
Belfast, Head of Tide and Burnham at their
hall Saturday, June 23d, at P. NJ. A liter
ary entertainment will be given, after which
refreshments will be served
William Larrabee was brought to Belfast
last week byi Deputy Sheriff F. n. Vose.
Larrabee was arrested in ROckland taken
to Unity, where he was tried before Justice
Myrick for larceny, and was committed to
Jail to await the action of the Grand Jury at
the September term of S. J. Court.
JAS F. Fernald, Superintendent of Grove
Cemetery, has received his new hearse and
used it first on Wednesday for the funerals of
Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Russ. 1t is of the
latest design, and is handsome vehicle
Mr.. Fernald has also bought pair of black
horses and a new set of harnesses, making
a complete new outfit. The hearse was sold
by the city year ago, and that, together
with the horses, has since been the property
of the superintendent
The summer arrangement Of mails on the
Boston steamers will go into effect June
w
steamer every morning except Monday, and
will leave Mondays at 3 o'clock, and other
days, except Sunday, at 4.30. The delivery
of the post office will be open Sundays one
hour after distributing the steamboat mails.
The lsleSboro mails now arrive and depart
twice daily from the post otice-at 9.45 A. NJ.
and PM. The Liberty mail via Searsmont
now closes at o'clocl, instead of ~ as for
merly.
BAND CONCERT. The Belfast Band gave
the first Open-air concert of the season on
the school house common Tuesday evening.
The band-stand, which is ten years old. is
not safe to use and the band occupied chairs
on the ground our citizens should see that
suitable band-stand is provided and light
ed The following program was given:
March, Reevesonian, Reeves
Concert Overture in F, kallwoda
Porto Rlcan Dance, MiSSud
Selection from Mariana. Wallace
Fantasia on Hungarian Dances,
ar. by Moses
My Creole Queen, Hall
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic x Jones
announce a three days sale of jardinereS,
at 25 per cent. discount from reg ular prices
Remember that this sale is for three days
only, June 21st 22nd and 23d. -. William A.
Clark, manufacturing clothier, Phenix Row,
tells how he has practically revolutionized
the clothing business. He sells clothing of
good quality at heretofore unheard-of low
prices DR.. f. W. Thomas, the specialist,
will be at the Windsor Hotel, Belfast, Thurs
day evening, June 2Sth and Friday evening,
June 29th. Colburns Shore Store is estab-
lished at the new stand, 81 Main street, for
merly the White Store, which has been
handsomely fitted up for the business, that
of tirst-class, up-to-date shoe store Re-
member the place, next door below Harry
Clark clothing store. ....See notice of Saw
ngs Bank book lost. ...Dr. T. n Pearson of
Morrill, offers for sale the Isaac Mixer place,
so-called, situated on the road to the Head
of the Tide, D miles from the city. See
advt. for particulars .....C. b. Patterson is
closing out the stock of the Banner Shoe
Store at No. 81 High street, upstairs, and
is offering great bargains in all lines. See
prices quoted. The annual meeting of the
Odd Fellows building Association will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall, Belfast, July 4th,
at Z p. IN.
SANDYPOINT Mr.. G. W. Royal of Ban
gor visited at j. W. Grants last Saturday
and Sunday. miss Amy l. Maxfeld is at
home from OrOnO for a short vacation. >.
Miss Jennie Grant from Bar Harbor has
lately visited her mother here Miss Lucia