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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
A New School Superintendent

A special meeting of the School Committee
was held last Thursday evening. Eight
members were present, the other two being
out of town. Superintendent Brick was
present and stated that he had been offered
situation az Superintendent of Schools
elsewhere at an increased salary and offered
his resignation to take effect April 18th. 1t
Brick. Voted to suspend the rule which
calls for the election of Superintendent at
the regular meeting in April and to elect at
this meeting for the unexpired term and for
the ensuing year. The name of John R.
Dunton of this city was presented, and he
tendent was fixed at 81 900 per year to begin
April 18th. The committee unanimously
adopted the following:
In accepting the resignation of Francis S.
Brick as superintendent of schools we feel
that it is due to him, and to ourselves, that
his active and earnest labors here should
have some recognition; and we would here
by express our appreciation of the good
work he has done in our schools and of his
faithful performance of all duties entrusted
to him. In going to new sphere of USE
1ulnesS he VIII carry with him the best
wishes of this committee.
Mr. Brick has been elected supe erintend.
ent of schools in the district composed of the
towns of Agawam, Southwick and Gran
vile, Massachusetts, at a salary of 1900
There were sixty applicants for the position.
The Belfast school committee has testified
above to their appreciation of his work here,
and it is shared by the community general.
ly.
Mr.. John r. Dunton, who is to succeed
Mr.. Brick April 18th, needs no introduction
to Belfast people, and his selection for the
position is universally commended. He has
had experience as teacher and as super
intendent, holding the latter position in
Rockland and resigning it to accept place
in the Lewiston schools at an increased
salary. His work in Rockland was highly
praised, and the people there parted with
him with regret. Belfast is very fortunate
in securing his services.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
Concerning Local Industries.

t-e 9udon Manufacturing Co. received an
l''t lst week from France for 66 of the
'7lon rolls, and day or two later an
-'t from tile same country for so rolls.
ll-7 lave been advised by their agent in
-'-Hpd If an order from there. These
are manufactured by F. A. Howard &
"+tN White x Carter recently put in
" generator for soda, which will enable
" double their output. They have
'.l'" the name Belfast for the leading
Do Varous lines and also foster local
'I ii-r by patronizing home concerns.
'.' liu,} labels for their goods, formerly
'N' ii Telegraph in big cities, are now
'Nlti Al home from designs by p. A. San
uil'nns Bros have large amount of
granite work in their yard and shed, includ-
"s handsome sarcaphagus of Oak Hill
anu Lincolnville stock, surmounted by q
-n9iaed urn; sarcaphagus of Oak Hill
Il ttSi L'beolnvile granite for Elias b. Hall OF
uVN sarcophagus with Lincolnvllle
sF7 ana cap and cha mpion black die, for
r7 naiir7 W Gates of Jackson; cottage monu-
t ntS al Llncolnville stock for Roscoe Cross
norrll and William Olson of Belfast ,and
'"'g ga number of smaller jobs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
News of the Oranges.

Victor Grange. Searsmont, is comforting
the degrees upon two candidates.
Waldo County Grange will meet April
10th with Harvest Moon Grange, Thorndike.
The program was published in The Journal
March % Secretary Levenseller has ar
ranged with the Maine Central for rate of
one fare the round trip on the basis of the
local rates in effect prior to March 1st, from
stations on the Belfast branch to Thorndike
and return.
The literary contest which has been in
progress in Union Harvest Grange, Centre
Montvlle, for six Saturday evenings came to
a close March oath. The brothers were on
one side and the sisters on the other, and
the brothers having the last evening they
exerted themselves sufficiently to score a
clean five hundred points more than the
sisters had been able to do The ladies of
the grange cannot be excelled in cookery,
hut still it would probably be advisable for
each male member to provide himself with a
box of anti dyspeptic pills when the supper
occurs, as this is the first time the gentler
sex have been vauqui shed in contest of
this kind.
The following resolutions of respect to
the memory of Mrs. George N. Stevens We're
read and accepted at a regular meeting of
Georges River Grange, Liberty:
Whereas the angel of death has once
again entered our grange and removed from
our number to the higher life our sister,
Augusta Stevens, therefore, be it
Resolved, That we grange deeply
realize that We have lost a worthy mem
ber, the needy and afflicted kind friend
and sympathizer, the community good
neighbor, and her husband and children a
devoted wife and mother.
Resolved, That we tender the bereaved
family our deepest sympathy in their great
loss.
Her spirit released from all anguish and strife
Is awaiting her loved ones in the bright endless
lite.
Resolved, That our charter be draped for
thirty days, that copy of these resolutions
be presented to the afflicted family, that
they be spread upon page of our record
book, and copies sent to the local paper for
publication
ABBIE S. MOODY, Committee
ABBIE r; DENNIS on
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

ed with him in the composing-room of the
Leader, as we'll as by those associated with
him later when he was editor and proprietor
of the same paper. His kindly and touch
ing reference to the young foreman, who will
be readily recognized as having served his
apprenticeship in this Office under W. H.
Simpson, shows the sympathetic spirit which
won for him the regard of his employees and
of hosts of friends outside of the newspaper
Office. All will appreciate the fine portrait
of the author given as frontispiece. The
book is handsomely printed and tastefully
bound. 1t is for sale at Woodcock Il Son,
Belfast Price, 81 25.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
AT the Belfast Opera House.

sa.prl IS, Scammons Town Topics.
Nay N 3 Side Tracked
" Sna} . A Breezy Time.
gay 80, Reserved for G. A. r.
Suiy y Burroughs Stock Company.
aug ., Gorton's Minstrels.
rels oo'e ~ W
9%epI Y, Gorman's Alabama Troubadoura.
0ct Morrison's Faust"
Wv H. The Village Postmaster.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
contents of To=Day's Journal.


PAGE |.
..- af The Week. Concerning Local Indus i.
New school Superintendent. News of
.luees High School Notes The Barron
' RevNed. Andy Dodge. City Government.
Is1u.h hng at Camden. Obituary Personal.
PAGE2.
....-a,n Of the East Maine Conference. May
.,,gn Bishop. Letter from Seattle April
- News from Nome. Local Lyrics, .Pittsfeld
.+,d-.. Books on Birds.
PAGE3.
.I Hours IN Seville. Marine Miscellany. Lit
., saws and Notes. Window Boxes.
PAGE 4.
r-ils The News of Brooks. The ChuI cheS.
.I.iu News County Correspondence.
..,I- % Real estate.
PAGE 5.
. S., SIS ut Belfast.
PAGE6.
H tieGsyman's ] asst Trout. Register of
- U.tDr Vessels. Bishop Goldman. Rain Song.
PAGE7.
M NJ S~i0u of Methodism. News Notes. Wash
l.utr., His New Brother. The Maine Style
PAGE 8.
-...-..'rt Locals County Correspondence. Ship
t.. Markets.. Births Marriages. Deaths.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
The Barron Case Revived.

A Bangor despatch to the Boston Herald
savs that a new sensation is promised in
connection with the famous Dexter bank
tragedy of % years ago. and that it is rumor-
ed that something of great Importance con-
cerning the case is soon to be revealed and
that it will overthrow the evidence which
sent two men to State prison for life. 1t is
hinted that the sensation will be the retrac-
ton of the confession made by Charles L..
stain. which resulted in sending his father,
David Stain, and Oliver Cromwell to prison
for life.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
City Government.

The regular meeting of the City Council
was held Monday evening, with full board
in the Aldermen's room and but one absen-
tee from the Common Council. Roll of ac-
counts No. was passed. Following are the
amounts under the various appronriations:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
High School Notes.

School began Monday, after the spring va
cation of two weeks.
Maine Hills '03 has left school and has a
position in Carle 4 Jones'.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

A new publication, "The Maine High
School, has been brought to our notice. 1t
is monthly published in Lewiston. We
quote the following:
The object of this paper is to advance the
interest of the High School student along
literary lines. Each school is invited to take
some part in the makeup of the paper.
There will be monthly debates, essays, short
original stories, special articles of interest by
able writer's besides other things too num-
erous to mention. We sincerely hope each
school will work with will and make this
paper useful organ toward the advance
ment of the High School student All High
Schools of the State invited to select
representative on our board of editors. The
terms are 10 cents for three months in adj
vance or 5 cents per copy.
The arrangements for the base ball league
among the High schools in this vicinity are
progressing well. The league will include
Rockland, Vinalhaven, Belfast and Camden.
The teams will be made up of bona fida
High School scholars. schedule has been
arranged to include two games between each
team. The first games will be played prob,
ably the first week in May. We believe
this league will be a fine thing for the schools
in this vicinity. 1t will tend to arouse
school spirit and lead to more open air ex-
ercise. [Camden Herald.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

The Senior class-rings have come. They
are gold bands with 90 engraved on them,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

As there was no school on the last day of
last term the examinations in books, etc :,
were given Monday. The books were given
out Tuesday and recitations began Wednes-
day.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

Estelle Wilson, wife of Manley O. Will
SOIL, died at her home in Searsmont March
22nd, after brief illness of five weeks, at the
age of 43 years. She was born in Waldo, the
daughter of Woodbury. and Hannah l.. Davis
She leaves, to lament her loss, her husband,
one son and two daughters, who reside at
their home in Searsmont her widow ed
mother OF Rockland, and one brother and
six sisters, scattered from Maine to Cali
fornia.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

John G. Ward died March 18th at his
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

having had sketch accepted and published
by "a Boston journal that was distinguished
for its literary standing he concluded to
leave Riverside and try his fortunes in a
larger field.
We next find our hero leading Bohemian
life in Boston. He had some of his sketches
published. but without bringing any money
to the author. One sketch, "Marooned," de-
picting life on an island in the winter time, ,ap-
peared in the Boston Transcript and was re-
published in this paper. Save for experiences
which make an interesting chapter the Bos-
ton venture was failure, and candy" re-
turned home to Bayport to run for the legis-
lature and was duly elected. Col. Fred n.
Dow of Portland was speaker OF the House
of which ANDY was member, and many
of the legislative portraits will be readily
recognized. At the expiration of his term
"Andy' returned to Riverside to accept the
editorship of the Leader, and then we have
various well known Belfast people presented
to us under names that bear no resemblance
to those they are, or were, rightly entitled
to. "Andy'' attends a church fair, spends
an evening with Congressman, joins a
club, meets an old sweetheart, nominates
man for Congress who was neither an orator
nor a writer, enjoys a!picnic on Mt Percival,
and has love affair which helps out the
story but is as imaginary as his pugilistlc
encounters.
Here we leave ANDY" to say few words
of the author, known to his friends and aerly
associates as Percy" He is held in the
kindest remembrance by those who work.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

Abal W. Gay died at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Nellie Allen, of North Bel
fast, Friday, March 30th, aged Is years and
2mouths. He was born in the town Of Union,
Jan. 80, 1925. The early years of his life
were spent in the town of Waldo. In 1S49
he married Sarah F. Godding Of Waldo.
Five children were born to them, four of
whom survive him-Edson A. Gay of Provi-
dence, R. l. ; Mrs. Henry G. Thomas of Nor
rill; Allen 7. Gay, South Ryegate, Vermont,
Mrs. Nellie Allen, North Belfast. Mr.. Gay
was twice married, taking for his second
wife Mrs. Ann S. Patch OF Morrill,, who
died three years ago. For thirty years Mr..
Gay was a resident of the town of Morrill, and
was identified with its political affairs for
many years. He was town treasurer several
years in succession, and also held the office
of town clerk. Three years ago he came to
North Belfast where he resided until his
death. Mr.. Gay followed the occupations of
farming and shoe making. he was good
mechanic and was just and honorable in all
his dealings. He died as he lived a firm be-
lever in Spiritualism and the funeral ser
vices, which we're held at his late residence
Monday, were conducted by Mrs. Wentworth
of Knox, according to his request.
John C. Ward died March 18th at hia
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

Amos Barrett, one of Rock ports oldest and
highly esteemed men, passed away quietly
at his late home on March q. The cause of
his death was pneumonia and Bright's dis
ease. He leaves to mourn his loss wife
and two children. He was born IN Rockport
and had always lived there.
Mrs. Barrett's death, from pneumonia,
soon followed that OF her husband and the
double funeral took place Monday after
noon. Four children survive them-Thos.
T. Barrett, William S. Barrett, Allen A.
Barrett and Maria M. Barrett.
The remains arrived here Monday of Lois
M, wife of Bertrand 1. Putnam, who died at
her home in Melrose, Mass, March 29th, at
the age OF 35 years. The deceased was born
in Islesboro, the daughter of Capt, and Mrs.
Alverdo Dodge. Beside her husband and
mother she leaves one sister, Mrs. Flora
E. Berry of Melrose, Mass. The remains
were accompanied by Mr.. Putnam and
were taken to Islesboro by the steamer Sill
yer Star, where they were inferred.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-02
&utt8 &,.,stb ert tttDroet.

Monbog blep mebbelt fra 9tolten.
at bette SANDS Ronse blep mbrbet
spnboo saften. Morberen. bots
Mapn er HnseIo Brea0. blep ftrafs
orreferei % fenailet. men bet bar
meb for @anReliabeb. mon reobebe
bonn fra at blipe ibnberreoet al en-
opbibiet 8btel.
Roueen babbe peret tiliteoe peo en-
Hrnmieubbelin9 5orbinbel}e meb
enbel 8rbper poa 2esemsBpeIier og
par iferb meb at fti9e ino / fin n8c9n.
oa ban bleu truhet af tre Repolper'
tueler, iom burtia bleo afliuot ben
enc efter ben onben. Sen enc traf
bam 9iertet. og &onsen tolot til=
ba9e o. cBbe frafs.
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Strdttelt8t bbtS iattot+

Sra Sbanabai mebceles 20. Su9i:
rWuiier ber offentli9sigr eu uoto'
lelie al en- inofpoelIssris BanEbr,
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ben 25b: Suit os uar reift fra Bsfsng
ben z. Suli. Qan tiger. at 'e1anot'
ltoberne oa par Boelaste, MQe uos
lenbiuaer oar toriuunone. men ban
funbe ,ffe befems fias. enten be bar
blepen mproeoe eqer ei, bo ban par
for reo til at lpsrse oerom.
llnberisselier aobtsier. at oenne
&fterretnins er poal'oelig. Sen
nRpnte Banfpr er reiit til 6ina 80.
9nns Nenner oil lite ogatoe bans
Maun. oa be frpster for, ct bet pil
fofte ban bans 9oueo.
Beapreren al ben rusflte Bonf i
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beri bleu oplpft, at en- Of beres ftneii=
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men ira Be.ing, og bon bsfrefteoe
&apporten ON Mprberiet / &ettug.
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ba Minifrene lao. at Deoen par
,uunb9aaelig, ioet &inelerne iuermeoe
ino 8pentn9erne. brebte Sc fire
Dieblif fine 9uitruer og Bbrr. Sir
&obert Qart besit 5elumoro Tors
tuiplelie'.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-02

Der par for uorben 4em Or
leans ben fife Qalpoel al fife l1ge.
ioet en- 8sbel al buioe RenneiRer
,an9reb Megrene. Dette begpnbte
Dnsoa8 Hften. % bet git faa uiot, at
Jorretnin9en I 8pen. nefen biep
ftanbiet. Eorsbaa maatte Waporen
uoneune 500 npe Bplitimenb. %
1900 Nanb af Statens MiIit8 blep
urfolbt.
@n oesperat @eger barritaberebe
fig | ct Gus fite 5reoas % Ripb ber.
fra tire Yerioner % iaareoe f-fliet
fire andre, fBr bon tilfiit ielp 'blep
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bleu eiennemboret Of &ualer.
= &en forot fatte benne Meger
uarebe /, flere Elmer. % bet antases,
at 10000 8erfoner uar 8ibne til
). ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-02

The People: Bet oplpfes = lite
al en- eQer anoen riuermeriif @ocia,
lift men of en- Zig iuno sIutboritet
tom ~8au Street Sournal" = al
Suttertruttet boz en- abiolut rem Ior.
i1enefe af $4,000 pr. 9as. 3ent
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iaa fiftert t0m 5olen taor op og 9o4r
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buer eneae Gent oeraf ct boefapelie
mentet Of be M9nbs 5peo og Blob,
iom arbeioer Qiuet ub al fig poo
&lantoserne os NaIfnaoerierne til.
bgrenoe Wmeriean Sugar @eRning
Company.
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lfal uere. Set er ct Beois for
8rosperitp.
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ret. 6an oil. at Eruitet ifal ubtaQe
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8lantoser % &utfinaberier til Sol.
tets @ienbont os sipe. Nrbeibsrne
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Ct bu en- Nrbeibsmonb? Betenl
ba. bbilten al be tire SlaaS Bolitil
barmonerer meb bine SntereSier.
Oe fem beretter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-02

St NenueRes 2eoetib er Ire Sneie
Nar os ii. ifblge ben 6sqiee Sfrift.
Dette ubejer ct uelltuet 9tp. @i ian
lite QUE opnaa oenne bpie Nlber. men
ri tan leue l9n9ere % uere frifere
% lpttelisere. ON ri meb &loailab
% Ombu uaa9er oper Dor 6elbreb.
6oriemmelfe al be fDtfe @pmptomer
fan tsre m.o fig en- bel &affe al mere
eller minbre aluorlist Spsbomme.
@fteriom ri bIiper elbre. beapnber
ri at lesae Merie til nttselmesiis<
beber port 2eeemes 5unttioner.
Disie ureaelmesfiebeber frauer %.
mertiombeo. S BaIget al bet pas
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net til en- milo % bog pao iomme 9io
trattis Meoicin. Der pirter oirefte
paa 2iusuebRen. Blobet. ST. Be,
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og giuer bet npt 2ip. Den er lite en-
Npotbeiermebiein. men ielges oirette
til 5orbruQeren fra Jabtifonten, Dr.
Beter Tabrnep. l12-114 8. 6opne
Npt.. @bicago. 81.
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80 eaer tre Raaneber etott1t+

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bemanostoniteen Mem Dorf lfriber
til os 26oe Sali:
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lom piielig blipes onuenot iblanot be
upolioenoe.
Wen. besoerre. Nbben lelp bolber
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bar unnbsaaelig fpiet npr 9itelier
til BEN. iom ollereoe efsiferer. s
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bien osioa moo btioe ouerbragt til
aqe @tuere, forblioer leg
9eres iorbunbne
8. &. Chamberlain,
6ormanb for ben trc. &omite.~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-02

@n goel9ggenoe 6aslfcrm eiorbe
hegen Sfaoe @enen omtrina Gum.
mings / Moro' 9afota fife Ssrebogs.
aften omtrent RI. 5. unber fnrl
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ftaaes, at 2 Rillioner Buibels al
6uebe anto9es soelast Jolt pep oenne
ulptle.
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Wtnnefota.

DIE @unoerfon, g. Sber,ff 9eor.
man @ountp, b6be / 1T 6iem ner
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tribes. at @rpben CT af bebte Slo9s.
% at be 5armere, iom er ferbig meb
at Elere fin 6ueoe. penter at faa fra
Is til 25 oa iomme enbO9 op til 80
Buibel 6ueoe pr. Ncre. 0een bette
er ben {pbli9te 9el al 5taten, huor
Der uar rot of &ean tBrlt paa Som,
meren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-02

RrifenforfblQelie. Sta 2onoon
unebbeleS 27oe Suli: On &orrelpon'
bent for Dailp grprtis tele9raferebe
isaar fom fblaer:
rGn ita!ienR &reft Ct Hetop an'
iommen BERTH fro 9en Sien 5u !
ipbliee 6uan. buor ben italienRe
Bi(top % tre andre Bifoper Ct blee
ben mprbeoe efter at uere blepen
pinte pao en- oprsrenbe Naabe.
9ette fanbt feb ben 4be Sult.
Sets s unbrebe omoenbte bleu
mprbebe, efterat &uinoerne bar ble<
ben ubiat for oiifpeli9e @olbsbanbs
linser. Sefs Breifer fpebe til 5jel.
bene. buor be fanoirnliguts blep
brebte.
Den Bref. ION omfom. bapbe
en- farli9 @e.le til 6onatona. 6an
bar Riult i en- 9istiae poa en- &lue'
baab IL Daae.