The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-05-17
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

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sronlence-
,sjde- Chautauqua Circle will meet with |
49,. 4. Hubbard, Park street, Monday,
A.. qst at , p. lii.
rt.. date of the Bendix concert in the
.1.rs.t opera House has not yet been de-
..I,p. bat will be early in June
,,iytrti sed list of letters remaining in the
,.r..,.t post office May 18th: Ladies-Mrs .,
YAH. conference.-the w. A. Robin
.,, tlFRED W. JOHNSON Fund. The
"A inter- ls99-0o, Mr. Edward johnson
.r..I.t $4,000, as follows: For wood, coal
.p-.r ~4l3ss, in 103 different lots, and
.....u ash to five individuals.
sits voted, al the recent meeting of the
H..W county Teachers Association, to
.,. lhe Belfast Journal for its courtesy
>hing the address given by Miss
,.a.. y Finch, at Searsport, Sept. IL.
... trace A. Lord, Sec'y.
iim G. Marshall sold his stallion Mel
., 39l Oh Monday, to Charles Clark
p His dam was May Withers by
.. Nthers, he by A lmont. Nelsonee thus
I'LL hj1h breeding through famous lines |
...a sides for several generations
Belfast Light Il Power Co. has bar
ter the sale of a part, and perhaps |
-. tlI- Of the ice in its houses at Goose |
tllrnugh an agent, who has made
N10 tons in New York and expects
f.faSeui the remainder The sch. +. S.
.,... p4ded the past week and sch. Anna
CH!all IS loading.
Sullivan and crew are at work re-
.- hp ines of the New England Tele-
... As Telegraph Co. in this city, and
- -ome needed changes. A few new
- Urnts VIII be put i'll, including the
f- % the farm of u. e. Greenlaw in
ur- The wires will be run from
N+hport, the nearest point on the
.aIE NOrE> The Boston and Ban
STEAMERS have entered upon their ar
OF of ! trips per week The Penob-
4.i- am extra trip, leaving Boston Sat
here Sunday morning and leaving
t,urnM Monday afternoon. She left
he new schedule Tuesday after
~INE>S OPPORTt Nifty. Il. III. |
~ son offer for sale a furniture
established over 30 years ago, and
N that time has had and now has,
patronage. The spring trade is
n- on and the purchaser would be
pf a paying business from the
ht'l customer is found the present
j win continue TO sell every thing
Rrmpmber the place, 20 Il y Main
H. toOmbS II son.
eqenSty of small boys to do mis-
SITS we'll Illustrated last week by d
ar-old in this city His older brother
utly added two large books of
to his library. The little fell
80 always shown a great interest i'll
specially those with pictures, and
eeNlae developing some talent as a
t-J one day he was missing from
AJunts, and when found was in his
room Win lHt new DOCKS plltu ]
the other and large nail driven
both and into the floor
METERIES The Cemetery Trus-
appointed the following Superin-
--l.tf-~ Grove Cemetery, James f. Fer
M lead uf Tide, Albert Lane Citypont
Bailey Southwest Belfast, Thorn
44r South Belfast, Elijah Phillips,
.t.t,l, Emery q. Pendleton. The
are all in lirst-class condition,
credit To those who have them in
This is especially true of Grove
where the leaves are all cleared
fa- lots raked over, the avenues
N~i and everything is in condition for
>u
spPS Following is a summary Of
from Waldo county to the State
Agriculture:
pu ot grass fields, ID little below
-lme winter-killing reported. Go
u- Wintered very we'll in most sec
Jason a little later than last year.
If grain, l03 per cent. Condition
trees 1l2 per cent. Condition of
and other small fruit, 90 per cent.
arket prices hay, lS99, $500, 1900,
pntatoeS, 1899, II cents, 1900, IS cents
,'A. l9 cents, 1900, 20 cents; apples,
~ 1900, $500; poultry, 1899, II cents,
cents; eggs, 1899, T. cents 1900, II
butter, 1899, II cents, 1900, 10 cents;
Nft, $50, 1900 S:}4 sheep, 1899, S2.75,
'' wool, 1884, Is cents, 1900 % cents.
IpfNTS. An unusual accident occur
The base ball grounds during the
--u between the Belfasts and High school
May 9TH, one that is very rare in the
ri- of surgery. A shot liner was
hea-d bs Fred johnson, and Ross Patter-
sl4 second baseman of the High School
7i- tempted to catch it. His left thumb
Na- lslpcated at the lower joint and the
Pt- pro1ruded through the flesh. Com
fa ractures, so-called, OF accidents in
.a,A hfoken bone protrudes through the
.-'il, at" quite common, but for the smooth
-. Mt The dislocated joint to SO protrude
Nnusual. Pearl Austin of Brooks
'-r .arpenter, cut his right foot quite
aSt saturday while hewing ship TIM
RI O- a. A. Glchrest's new vessel.
i-iiast merchant recently gave an ex-
o4 ot horSemanShip which afforded
deiahle amusement for the bystand
\ neighbor was breaking a horse to
Ir 'HHle, and the merchant thought he