The Republican journal., 1901-05-16
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.
onted at this office.

,aalions are in bloom-golden stars in
trnameut OF green.
q Spinney has bought a carriage
..s Of pr. W. L. West.
" IIealey opened his ice cream par.
-, IN the Mitchell block yesterday.
Wv |. West went to Bucksport recent.
reformed operations on two valua-
HE horses.
-rs knowltOn has received new oven
,.ril reopen his bakery ON Union street
next week
rta large safe formerly in the office of the
,lo discovery Co. has been sold to L. B.
Keen Of Roekland'
rrasb mackerel weighing from q to 81
ds we're in the market last Thursday,
F5l,r, at 30 and 50 cents
,,bn Peavey has sold his ice business to
,.,. Peavey of Swanville. This was for
r the business of Burgess Bros.
rbaaxeentive committee of the Children's
~ society will meet with Mrs. A. c. Sib-
+bfs Thursday, afternoon at o'clock.
rbe Non-Partisan W. c. 7. A. will meet
.+t Mrs f. H. COnant tomorrow, Friday,
,.suv A full attendance is desired.
This rommittee of the Twenty-Sixth
,r,ire Regiment Association have decided
toll the reunion in Belfast, August sth.
II Moody has a pear tree one branch
(which is leaved, while the leaves on the
.-raIndpr of the tree have not yet begun to
open.
adjourned meeting of the City Council
-,.b- leld next Monday evening, to make
,F4 lunud appropriations and transact
..,-r important business.
r-n,aus have been granted as follows
..-rll. Alden Miller, Jr., Camden, $40;
.-Ial. widows, etc, Martha S. Studley,
nsra1 Increase, Elmer W. Worthing,
fAamp ~.
nau, Cannon Il Son offer the large
p,- Erre panel in their store window to
.4. belfast school teacher who shall secure
.4- u.S. votes from buyers of the Spur
ras5a, aotfees.
Ts+.ocOabe of the Baptist Sunday school
srH-7.stry May 18th was very enjoyable
.-. Getreshments were served and an
.,.r,,.ug program of charades, songs,
a.. nas resented.
Sed list of letters remaining in the
n.t post Office May 18th: Ladies-Mrs
p. Juhn, Mrs. Margei Kane, Miss
swan. Gentlemen-E. c. Clemants,
r-..rI qr l.. ". Steward
Ts- 1mden people evidently appreciated
taS of Penzance as presented by
belfast lent as they have written here to
..-.uI If the opera could be given in
l- Il August, Old Home Week.
Wednesday, May 22nd, will be board of
-D- a5 in Rockland and the LIMERICK
tendS cordial invitation to all to
.HM-aai see her on that day. A free yau-
Entertainment will be one of the
features Of the occasion. There will be an
4sT.~un from Belfast by steamer Castine.
SEE adtt
Iu belfast amateurs certainly deserve
mQe. Ur4ise for the manner in which they
Ea-, the Pirates of PenZance here Mon
iN evening. The costumes were very elab-
crate ana they made fine appearance on
Dr. Stage, The chorus singing was excel
'-Bi} done, showing careful training. The
7geeN Of the soloists were all good, but that
# Mrs. L, P. Frost deserves special men,
tiou She has a very sweet soprano voice,
showing much cultivation. Her solo parts
9--AJpd the audience Camden Herald.
Goru TEMPLARs. Belfast Lodge, No. 30,
T hold dime sociable at their hall, Mon
dp vaning. May Goth. All friends are in
}Fe. AXE and ice cream will be on sale
I- The evening. The following rates
the NJ. c. R. r. have been secured for
members attending the session of Waldo
District Lodge to be held in Brooks Friday,
MI -h Burnham to Brooks and return,
nifty, So; Thorndke, $40; Knox,
,-- Waldo, S24; City Point, S44; Belfast,
Tickets good for return May 18th
'AudeuS Society Circus was given last
F- $50 evenings and matinee, and was
"a. success. The receipts were fully
". ald about $50 will be Melted which
so TO the Home for Aged Women
Manager F. W. Pote, who originated the
.-'iast society Circus, aided the Camden
s~a.e n Getting up their show, and one of
a Belfast performers, ''Tom'' Davis, took
Oar. ~ it, doing his buck and wing dance
and other Specialties and receiving much
applause Mr.. Davis has calls to take part
III The circus when it is presented in other
glae-.
MAY MovINGs. To the list of changes
'i abode reported in The Journal last week
nd! be added the following: Guy Peavey
I'om NWanville to the Russ house on Waldo
@'shpr; John Harvey from the Russ house
" MIS-. A. K. P. Moores house, Bridge
street Mark Wood from Searsport to Mrs.
moore house. Chas. Kibble has moved to
4'1den from the Burkett house on Miller
stree, and Loren Colcord is to move from
'-- 90 4, (. Hutchings' houses on Union
Sueei to the Burkett house Walter Bowden
ua' moved from Monroe to the ,Jewett
i'isT On Mon street, and Everett Larrabee
L'H Monroe to the Mcfarland house,
H=A street. Selden Gillian, who has been
"' A- with his father-in-law, f. S. Clark.
i'' moved to the Edgcomb house, Miller
Street
AIFFING ITEMS. Sch. Sarah L. Davis
-4 asst week at Bowdoinham with fer
''4eI IRON Cartaret, n. J.. She is to load
-WA7ef Tor New York Sch Anna p