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

.-nlst Ut tltCtlnR eleven delegates TO the
,t.-.i - strict Republican Convention, to be
49,. ~ City Hall. Waterville, Tuesday,
U., 1ljh, and a like number of delegates to
Std. convention to be held in Lewiston
g...}o...lay April 18th, to nominate Presi-
n.4 electors and to elect delegates at
- f.. fine Republican National Convention
,wfldelphia.
Per Order Republican City Com.
hate Court will be held next Tuesday
.gt april term Of the Supreme Court will
...., he this city April 18th. Judge Savage
preside.
0, Belfast teachers will have a general
.4tIug in the High school Saturday at 2
sharp.
Tl, tftstees Of the Waldo County Agri-
ural Society will meet IN the Court House
.si saturday afternoon at o'clock.
IN, Non Partisan W. G. T. Alliance will
. with Mrs. Albert Gammans, Church
....,t tomorrow, Friday, afternoon, at . 30
.rA-
The asst lecture IN the Teachers Club
4- viii be given next Friday evening
I'D. A. A. Smith on the subject 'Con
-ag Emerson"
r.t trustees of the Waldo County Agri-
rI4 Society will meet at the Court
# -e saturday, April It'll, at l p, III. to
.... turther arrangements for the coming
mall and baggage of Conductor
ANS train has been in the shop the
week, and was replaced by the Car in
the late j. W. Knowlton served as
ai'rb more than twenty years ago.
tuiversalist society will have an
sale and supper at Memorial Hail.
zdav afternoon and evening, april
supper at O'Clock; whist at : 30
supper, p cents; whist 10 cents
r Frye ami Congressman Burleigh
presented petitions from the
Christian Temperance Unions of
rplrt and Monroe, Me, favoring the
atut Of law preventing the manufac-
and sale of opium and Intoxicating
.s a the Hawaiian Islands.
>bopting Of deer last season does not
lave made those that escaped much
nid than during the iong close time.
l-- dH4 crossed NOrthport avenue last
lay evening but a short distance
Hf a team and trotted towards the
"a quietly as though no person was
tRCH WEATHER. The weather report of
L.. II. Murch Tor the month of March
an unusual condition in one respect
we're but six stormy days in the month
H3 each of these both snow and rain
total snow fall was 80 inches and the
precipitation 81. The average tenn.
cure was 3o,49o; against $50 for March
15o for March for IL years. The
est was on the 10Th day 54o; lowest, the
and 18th days, ~
whist party by Mrs. J. G. Damon at
Il u9ral Hall last Thursday evening was a
=es' success and was pronounced by those
attended to be one of the prettiest and
ATTEST of the season. There were eigh-
n.er OF Mrs. DamoD's battenberg and
work pieces We're disposed Of Chas
oUbs got the table cover: E. P Frost
at ace collar; Mrs. Martha Heating a
'"b piece Mrs E. l.. Stevens and Mrs
Palmer smaller tattenberg pieces.
nor Bearer Circle, Kings Daughters
Ds celebrated its fourth anniversary
aa1 evening, March 31st. at the home
and Mrs. VIM. j. Price. 4 picnic
rr " az served, after which devotional
- we're held, followed by a program,
Hing the following: History Of the
urk 10y the Secretary; reading, Eve
udleton; recitation, Louise johnson;
by Carrie Price; music by Mae
reading by Bertha Shute; song by
Rrce; poem by Myrtle Pendleton :;
~ Mae Adams; greetings from I. I'll
sd singing "Blest be the tie !" closing
he "Mispah'
-eItrING ITEMS. John j. Wardwell, who
ng been the competent master-wor k-
't H. NJ. Bean and has few superiors in
ING and drafting vessels, has taken
n Of the shipyard of Cobb, Butler & Co.
Sockland, His son David has ii ne place
te same yard. In place of Mr. Ward
and his son Mr.. Bean has secured the
'-7' yes of Mr.. Cameron of Bath and Mr..
A'lris Of Truro, Nova Scotia The former
nave charge of building the six master
The latter OF the five master. Mr. Cam
7tu Lad charge of building the tive-master
he Palmers in Bath last year. Capt.
rrtucs Lowell of Bucksport has sold the
-alIuner William Butman to Thomaston
4-tes and bought the schooner Medford of
Htugor, which has been hauled up at Bucks
irl She will go on the railway there in a
.rA weeks for repairs. The schooner W.
If sumner, built in Camden by Can't. Isaac
"nbs and commanded by Capt E. W,
-fud ftOn of Isles boro, has Just made one of
IhGkest trips on record. She went from
.-H York to Brunswick, Ga, and returned
Z Just II days and II hours from the
4he weighed anchor in New York until
tachor dropped there on the return
ildrter Of Schooner Ella l. Davenport
tnnah TO Bangor, with hard pine for E x
H StetsUli, has been cancelled, and trans
tn the schooner Harry Clausan Ir