The Republican journal., 1900-03-08
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

The Pinafore rehearsal will be held this,
Thursday evening.
,,n at the Sea Breeze office, 10 Main
..s.t near Belfast National Bank.
r-reu storms this month predicted by
,,rsdNs almanac and only nine days Of
4l Weather.
sr Wech is getting sch. Henry Whit
-r4dy for sea. She will load laths at
sport for New York.
Whitten was thrown from his sleigh
N,u street Monday and somewhat bruis-
.1t not seriously injured.
W, Fote is forwarding the arrange
| .- for his old folks dance, and intends
4e a most enjoyable affair.
sed list of letters remaining in the
..,,r post office March 9th: Gentlemen
l.. Brand f. A. Knowles, Oscar A.
7lr~r
r.l- Hubbard recently bought of the
of John Emmons a hen-pen with the
M tre IN it and moved it to his place on
Hs street.
FD Geo f. johnson has bought the store
..- western end of the bridge and moved
lot at the Battery He will use it
liable.
have been granted as follows:
4-e, Edgar o Robbins, North Apple
-. to IS; original, widows, etc, Mercy
ndy, Belfast, Sl2
Of freight recently stolen from the
Va central depot in this city was found
r1llce and the matter reported to the
II the company.
Geo, S. Mills will speak before the
Teachers Club III the High School
morrow, Friday. evening, beginning
lock, His subject will be "Protec-
King, OF the case of Oliver against
io county Jail is now tenantless for
-' tme IN many years. Prosperity has
'lie tramp problem. Bangor News.
here we think that the Sheriff and
Commissioners entitled to no
Hitt for solYing the tramp problem.
Candage returned last Thursday
ingor and resumed his position as
ia Express Messenger on the Belfast
train. George Havener, who has
the train during Mr. Candage's alb
turns to the team in this city, and
r. Coombs retres.
~" subscriber writes under date of
5th, Have had uneasy, restless
the week which | could not ac-
until happened to think that my
1al a I Il.
;oVer subscription price for one
now feel better"
VI. j Gammans, secretary of the
= Aid Society, has received letter
Mrs, Thomas E. Shea containing
ltion of so to the Girls Home and
Line books that her little daughter Ell
her last illness requested should be
That Institution Mr.. and Mrs Shea
VIDE a book ease.
laily papers printed despatch from
concerning the storm of Feb. a 26,
it was stated that, "the bridge and
IN the harbor experienced great
0-.7 II riding out the gale 1t should
an added that the bridge under
~ while the wharves had both an
lrwn and reef in the cabeose
.lG Norton sold nine parcels of real es-
the office of Geo. E Johnson, Esq,
NH id Eight We're tax claims of the
Belfast, and were bid in for the city.
1uer, S. Kalish VS. E +, Hansou was
~ Mr.. Kahsh The city was put in
--.on of the property Of The Belfast
t0- by writ of possession.
I.FuA AIRY WEATHER. The monthly
ar report of Mr., l.. H. Murch for Feb
~ as follows Mean temperature.
mean for February 1899, 20 Is mean
ll4ry for II years past, 23.1 highest
lature 10 on the 18th and 25th days ::
-r below zero on the 9th. Snow
lays and ram on days The total
was Il inches total precipitation,
Ma9 There were severe gales dur
month, with thunder and lightning
'Ep RAILROAD FARES The reduc-
rt.ifoad fares which went INTO effect
l4t on the Maine Central affected
ties between most of the points on
-.tlst branch Following are the rates
efast,