The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-19

Sunlight Juvenile Temple will hold thei1
regular meetings Tuesday afternoons at
$50 in the Lodge ROOM
Among the nominations made NV Gov
Powers April 18th was the following. .Tudoe
ponce court OF Belfast-Reuel w. Rogers
Belfast.
GEORGE Z. Howard, principal of Ashland
iilgh School, and Miss Faye Five, F. NJ. c.
s., 1900, are in this city attending the ses.
sions of the East Maine Conference
Mrs. George W. Field, widow of Rev. DIR.
rleld' mas presented to the Third Congre-
satlohal church society of Bangor an excel
lent crayon portrait of her husband
Fred Ferguson of Cliftondale, Mass. Mall
rice Grimes of Somerville, Mass. and Miss
Goud OF Caribou, Me-, were in town last
week to attend the funeral of Mrs. lydia r.
Ferguson.
North BELFAST. The operetta. ssPepita -
was given at the church Thursday evening.
April 18th. Although the evening was
stormy fairly large audience was in at
tendence About 800 were realized from the
sale of tickets. f. NJ. Sanborn's orchestra
discoursed excellent music during the per
formance. The several parts were executed
with much credit to the actors. In fact.
many of the members were heartily EN-
cored. The costumes and stage fittings
were in keeping with the requirements of
the play and were very attractive. Many of
the audience remarked that it was the best
entertainment given here in recent years,
and that it would be hard to find a place of
equal size that has so much talent. Mrs
w. w. Merrill was director and organst.
There is talk of repeating the play in the
near future
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. A. Hayford ar
rived last Thursday from Boston with gen
eral cargo. ...Sch. Julia Edna took general
cargo to Islesboro last Thursday. Sch
Antelope discharged corn for Swan Il Sib-
ley Co. from Boston Saturday Sch I1ar-
ret Rogers loaded hay, COAL etc, at the Bel
fast Fuel Il Hay Co. s Saturday for Seal
Harbor. Capt. John Devereux of Bucks
port has gone tUPhiladelpha to take charge
of the schooner Jessie Lena. Capt. VIM
Snowman, the present commander, will
where she will fit for a fishing trip to the
Grand Banks. Sch. A. IIayford received
slight repairs the past week and is loading
hay at the Belfast Fuel 4 Hay Co.'S for
Boston. Sch I. W. Cooper arrived Tues
day from East Machias with cement con-
,nJ n, J.,i. u
Sch. Garland is loading produce from Swans
Island and sch. Senator casks for Rockland
The Belfast owners have sold sch. Fan
ni5 < Edith to Capt. Howard Mayo of Eden
The schooner is of 81 tons net, and was
built in Belfast by II. $. Perkins in 1871,
command of Capt. John W. RYDER and is
now in Rockland.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. John w. Jones,
90 Main street, has the Columbia bevel-gear
chainless. and the Hartford, Stormer. Pen
nant and Eagle bicycles, all fully warranted
Prices range from so to $50 A complete
line of sundres, novelties and repairs >.
What to wear is a question William A. Clark,
Manufacturing ClOtileI, Ill SOlhe Io1 YOU
satisfactorily. Read what he has to say.
George r. Poor calls attention to the chain
adjustment ON the 1900 model of the Reming-
ton Standard Bicycle. 81 r. A. French & Co.,
Opera House block, High street, have large
line Of shirt waists and pulley belts. See
notice to Northport teachers. The Belfast
Department Store adyertiseS sale of new
spring styles in ready-to-wear millinery, and
the new shapes in tam and golf hats New
goods just received in ladies' capes, jackets,
skirts and shirt waists. 80. AS usual Fred A.
johnson, Masonic Temple, has bargains to
offer this week, and we refer the reader to
his advertisement, in which are set forth
prices and particulars. r. H. Coombs x
Son are meeting with great success in their
closing out sale of furniture. Now is the
time to buy. The William Carter place,
so-called, on Northport avenue is for sale or
to let. Apply to +. II. Knowlton, Common
wealth Hotel, Belfast. ...A good tenement,
with city water is offered for rent. Apply
to Miss \, f. Larrabee, at j. w. Ferguson
4 Go. 'S-..See advt. of IIurdy Gurdy music
for balls, parties, etc.