The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-05-02


| The sermon before Thomas H. Marshall
Post, G. A. R., Memorial Sunday, May Is,
| will be at the North church, by Rev. G. S.
Mills.
All members of Belfast Lodge, No. 80,
Good Templars. are earnestly requested to
be present at the next regular meeting,
Monday. May 6. at $50 p. m.
Don't forget the opera tonight and to-
morrow night. Gilbert and Sullivan's Pr
rates of Penzance, with strong cast, new
scenery and fine costumes. Seats now on
sale at Mixers.
Next Tuesday will be observed as chill
dren's day by the G. A. r. Relief Corps.
All the G. A. r. children are invited and
their parents are requested to furnish food
for picnic supper.
Deputy Warden A. c. Wyman came to
Belfast yesterday and took Thomas E. Lar
rabee to State prison, to which he was SEN
fenced for four years by the Court at the
April term.
A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, has
voted unanimously to place the name of
Lieut. Col. Orrin j. Dickey in nomination as
candidate for Commander of the Maine Di-
vision at the annual meeting to be held in
Rockland in June.
The Ladies' Aid Society of A. E. Clark
Camp, Sons of Veterans, has changed the
night Of meeting from Thursday to We'd
nesday evening, beginning May Sth. They
will have supper in Sons of Veterans Hall,
tomorrow, Friday, evening. at o'clock.
student of birds, furnishes The journal
with list of the seventeen species of birds
he has seen this spring. as follows Vel
low palm warbler, myrtle MARBLE, tree spar
row, song sparrow, fox sparrow, vesper
sparrow, purple finch, blue-bird, tree swal-
low, robin, white breasted nut bird, downy
woodpecker, yellow hammer, English SPAR
row, Phebe bird, gosbeak, chichadee.
BUILDING AND IMPROVEMENTS. Work
| began Monday on the new residence for
| George R. Williamson on Northport avenue.
| The site is on the east side of the avenue,
just this side of the mile tree and about 100
| feet from the street line. Edgar Brown has
bought Of Mrs. W. II. Smalley what was
| formerly the Carter house on the east side
of Northport avenue, with half an acre of
| land. Mr.. Brown is repairing the house and
| will occupy it. Geo. W. Bartlett is building
a new carriage house at his place on Cedar
| street. The new plate glass window in the
shoe store of &C. Coombs was set last week.
| 1t is 1024X130s inches, and contains more
| IF fho,, oil ~,
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. John
son, Masonic Temple, advertses new goods
in every departmental perfect shower of
good things at moderate prices.' See the
advt for particulars, and then go and see
the goods offered. I'D. P. Palmer, Masonic
Temple, has an up-to-date line of hats and
caps, hosiery for men and boys, gloves, I'M
derwear, etc. Also negligee shirts in the
latest colorS and fabrics, neckwear in great
variety, and the Lamson & Hubbard hat,
spring style, 1901. Room papers cheap at
earle Il Jones', Main street. All papers
trimmed free. Also 300 dozen window
shades, from II to So cents. Have you
bought your spring suit? If not you will
be interested in the advt. of William A.
Clark, tailor, clothier and outitter, Clark S
Corner, Belfast. Orders for ice left at the
Cold Storage market, journal building,
will be promptly filed. IA few summer
boaders wanted....C. O. Poor has some
secondhand carriages, harnesses, ETC., for
sale. Golden Clean, White Blushng and
other colors of sweet peas for sale by the
ounce at Poor & Sons. Also camphor,
I'LL
Twenty bushels of sound carrots any size,
wanted by the Eastern Importing and
Breeding Co., Belfast.