The Republican journal., 1900-04-12

n4rrfu4 arc apmr-i plentiful dova TIE
bay
Charles VI Hewitt has ,old bi~ teu-ceot
carriage and business to g. L. KNIGHT. mo
continues the business al the old stand.
The team is u charge OF apt James L.
Smith
The first deep-sea fishing excursion on
steamer castinr viii be on April I'd under
the management oi n W. pplano The
boat Will leave Lewis wharf at | a. n for
the Seal island fishing grounds
The passengers ON the evening train last
Saturday enjoy ed dne view of TWO deer. a
buck and a doe. in a field near Sargent S sid
ing. The deer paid 10 attention to the pass
ing train but kept ON quietly feeding.
The >loop yacht Annie F. Spencer which
Mr. T. George Dodworth of New York
bought Of Bucksport parties last fall, is IN
Overs dock. Where her sailing master,
Walter Arey is fitting her for the seasons
cruising.
George knoWlton will open his bakery Oh
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addition to city work Will make one trip per
week to Frankfort Via Searsport. Stockton
Springs and Prospect. returning via North
Searsport and SWanville.
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post office April 10th: Ladies' Mrs
Jennie Dockam: Mrs George Gammons.
Gentlemen. Mr. IIarrie :. kimball, Mr..
Frank A. kidder, Mr.. j. W Howe. A. +,
Ryle, Mr. Walter T. Trtndy
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs G. A. Hubbard Monday. April 10th, at
~ NJ Rol-call, Anecdotes about Lincoln .
lesson, Expansion Of the American PEG
pie" chapters $40 in April Chautauquan !;
notes on our common birds literature study,
'-C ommemoratiou ode, and The Alamo :"
earlier history OF Belfast. continued.
"OIp HOME WEEK" All former resi-
dents and their relatives of Frankfort now
Wimterport. are requested to send their
present address to F. IL SproWl. postmts-
ter Wnterport Readers Of Tile journal
who know of such former residents are re-
quested to send their addresses. 1t is de
sired to get the address Of every old resi-
dent and of their relatives
THE IYCEJM COMPANY IN THE MER-
CHANT OF VENICE" \ brief canvass of the
city by the managers last Thursday result
ed in so large sum being pledged that the
local managers feel secure in making the re-
quired guarantee and have definitely ar
ranged to have the Lyceum Company here
Saturday evening, April 21st. The very
large subscription list indicates that the en-
tire portion of the house usually reserved
will be sold before the tickets are put ON sale
to the general public, which will be Tues
day morning, April 18th. On Monday morn
ing, April 10th, the house plan will be at
Mixers at O'Clock A. Nj, when seats will be
marked of for subscribers only and no tick
cts will be sold except to subscribers on that
day. The management regret that they were
not able to call upon all during the canvass,
and if there are any who wish to witness
this great production, and want good seats,
if they will kindly send their names to
Messrs Bray x Maxtield at once tickets
STEAMER NOTES. The City of Bangor
arrived from Boston Tuesday on her first
trip for the season, under the spring ar
rangement OF three trips per week. She
will arrive from Boston Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, leaving on her return
at p. III. the same days. Following are
her officers commander, Capt. Otis lngra-
ham; First Pilot. Capt. Howard II. Arey;
Pilots, Capt f. W. Curtis, Capt. NJ l.. Alb
bolt; Quartermasters, John Long, Edward
Rawley Watchmen, George W. Sawyer, A.
l.. Rawley; Bow Watch, William Jacobs
Baggage Master, c. A. Higgins; First Off
Ger, }. ID. Brown; Second Officer, George &.
Williams; Chief Engineer, l. K Bradbury
First Engineer, William l.. Fox; Second
Engineer Frank +. Davis; Purser, A. II.
I1anScOm: Clerk Frank Pierce; Freight
Clerk, Eugene II. Dilloway Steward, Harry
l.. NelvinS Asst. Steward, NJ O'Connell..
The steamer Cimbria made her first trip on
the Bar Harbor route last Saturday Two
trips per week will be made until May LIST,
leaving Bangor every Saturday and We'd
nesday.. The CaStine and Silver Star each
brought over large excurion party Monday
from OOkSvlle, CaStine and ISleSbOrO. .
Capt lngraham was confined to his house in
Rockland by illness and the City of Bangor
made her first trip under command of Capt
Howard Arey.. Beginning April 10th the
fare between Belfast and up-river landings
was considerably reduced. The fare from
Belfast to the several landings is as follows:
To BuckspOrt, go cents Winterport, 70 cents
Bangor, 80 cents. The fare between Belfast
and Searsp0rt remains unchanged at 25
cents.