The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-03-22
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

WORRYING ABOUT IHE WEATHER.
In Eden Adam never had
Thermometers at all.
And be lived there quite happily,
Al east until the fall
And So. If you would live until
The fall in peaceful bliss.
Inst smash the old thermometer,
MS something you wont miss.
-m4lt fishing has closed for the sea
. -he iee having broken up in the river.
4,. ne recent appolntm ents by Governor
So Rs are the folio wing: Agent to prevent
.r. " II Clifford, Belfast; trial JUS
tfaIgdou {. Buzzell Monroe
ti.r steamer NJ. & NJ did not make her
u-rver from Camden Friday afternoon
rraveting men bound this way came
lt team. Among them was Elias r.
Epson Of this city, who reports seeing
gr deer in field near the road just
r - iraehing Duck Trap. The deer did
pe until shouted at, when they trot-
-r.t- Constable J. X Mears made seizures
.orsat H &. Bicknell's. Charles o. Con
aud Charles w. Perrys March 14th
lses took the usual course in the Po-
aIrt d few days later Saturday Mr.
seized liquors from l.. L. Gentner
Gentner, NJ. Il. knowlton, E. H.
s 40 fou f. A. Jones and Daniel O'Con-
sons Of Veterans, under whose aus
fh- play Lottery Ticket 2o9 will be
ave offered prizes to the ladies sell
l5rgest number of tickets for the
liay, The prizes consist of choice
gold stone rings and silver brace
H'h are on exhibition at George r.
-"elry store. Several young ladies
IDLY making canvass of the city IN
rest pf the play.
ul the papers OF the late VIM A
N4- found invitation to a tireman's
Or gwen III Lancasters Hall the 18th
No further date appears. The
opening is somewh hat different from
4ulnE If dances nowadays. Dancers
eqUested To be at the hall at 8 80
aanuiug to begin at T. As that
fht days of local time" the hour of
NDNll CORES punu Win our D 81.
etttion was signed 10y j. G. Miller,
Hudgett aud w. b. Swan committee
.iers Hall was i'll the American
Meeting of the trustees of the North
Agricultural Society in Unity last
tle premium list was revised add
rremums added, and the following
ttees chosen; Committee on grounds
ll.sbury, Ell. Ware on neat stock.
i, O. b. Pillsbury, Frank Bartlett;
t f. b, Lane and wife, S. B Rollins
f.. James Libby, G. b Pillsbury and
Lane were appointed committee to
Pc society could purchase the track
lnds OF E. I Reynolds, and if salts
arrangements could not be made to
feet to see if they could be leased
.--'4etariy.
lresentaton of LOTTERY Ticket 209'
Belfast Opera House on the evening
NtH'h 30th Will be attended by large
,ue, Judging from the satisfaction the
-slel Comedy Co. gave last year, when
resented Little Miss Nobody" to a
use. 1t is a four act comedy drama,
most thrilling scenes and scenery
r'et specially for the play. Bucklins
ehestra of eight pieces from Camden
Vas here last year, will play the com
t own music and some pleasing special
& N be introduced during the play The
Ncterans, under whose auspices the
given, have offered some beautiful
lo the lady selling the largest mum Der
ets, and which may be seen at Geo,
ors.
we're attracted in the Savings Bank
week. by beautiful water color paint
rr the desk of the treasurer. and
NJ that 1t was painted by Hart l..
aoek for VIM. H Quimby. 1t is nm
rai7 the finest work in this line Mr.
ork has yet produced, 1t represents
fman ID dory, and in tone, color and
lherlc effect leaves nothing to he de-
I'm his studio Mr.. Wu0Icock has A
picture, ana one OF fishing vessels in
he coloring of which - very success
"a the easel a large unfinished
INTENDED for the next exhibition of
Boston Art Club, The Derelict" 1t
-rnts an aba ndoned vessel in heavy
lnd Is tine piece of work. Mr. Wood
las been very busy OF late, having
riders for his pictures.
-''THER STORM. severe storm prevail.
rfe ast Friday. Quite a body of snow
" thursday night, but later changed to
and then to rain III the early morning,
rontinued to fall heavily during the day.
"lnd was strong from the east, gradu-
hanging to south east and south AL
'lgl it was to have been the last day of
'N,l the bells were rung to call off the
'.. L., The bay was rough and the steam.
" NJ on arrival from Bucksport re-
ailel at her wharf here returning to
sport late in the afternoon. The moor
'5- 7i some of the steamers and small craft
-ie upper part of the harbor were chang
make them ride easier, but no damage
'i' I no. The weather came off cold Fri.
' night, leaving the roads generally lev.
with occasional patches of frozen
srad
NaND ARMY SMOKE TALK Thomas ri
'tI7Adil Post, G. A. R. held a smoke talk
Memorial Hall Friday evening March
There was a large attendance, cor