The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-04-11
.gr NEWS OF BELFAST.

,'"ts per pound - ..,, 81. ,,o,u -
lCbsre' '.,a horses to Williston Grinnell
ss,eb 'aIi '"7
l'" .riI term of Supreme Court will
fhs Tuesday, with Chief Justice
f. FL presiding
sp ~ ,bautauqua Circle will meet with
sa,' Hubbard, 4 Park street, Monday
y ,,'a =, at2r. Nj
" will be a Unitarian parish party
Inv,e ,ria, hall Friday, April 18th. Sup
s' Dancing extra.
Whitehead has been elected cap
Ep'' F. clark Camp, S. of ", vice
' = CHORD resigned
'' ,t meeting of the Belfast Improve
ipT ,,.i4ty will be with Mrs. F. }. Rigby
's .,.da1. April 18th, at O'Clock.
s,.ron sunday papers failed to arrive
l| da,. on account of the bad travel
81 ~ zane on the train Monday morning.
.., Wood is marketing his last seasons
j" .abbages, which were kept buried
NJ ,,und ali winter. They are in fine
adie1.
.sgip this week the publication of
.--rs experiences of an old-time mari
pr qa,s, viii run through several issues
rle Journal
>, swift was shown, last week, the
aft advertising The item in The
,s.l about Mr.. Swift's cotton plant
.l.. Aim au order for seeds.
r, book age all arranged on the shelves
.i'a as .lom of the Waldo County Law
t., The library numbers about 1900
T.. iu,Iu,L.ug many valuable sets.
e f5tbv Of Burnham has 400 Angora
.., rBr way from the west, and will
...s Of yo among the farmers and stock
Maine, W, A. Arnold will have
.....,f.,,. list of letters remaining in the
'... 1a- uiice April 9th: LadieS-Mrs.
Wv. .4,-. -1u, Miss Nettie Watkins. Gen
..r- Ionzo Cunningham, Mr.. w.
.r-. uber of logs came down the
ed. N,nUa1 and Tuesday, and many were
.s-rn .d lowed in by the bay coasters
.Ul huat,. The owners pay % cents
.s.. sr -a.l log so saved.
nh, .amrr Castine will make her first
...,t.u i1r the season April 2Sth, leav-
5a.a> ii. A. NJ, and leaving the fish
-.., 10 return at 3 p. NJ. \. W.
.4. ing up the trip.
If ..rArane, who has been acting as
,rl. "a the Belfast Burnham run of
na>., .arvice, has been transferred to
T.r-H- Greenville run, and is succeeded
-s,. g relief clerk Charles L. Jones
Varo'e.
.,'.a ~Hrilon was before the Police Court
e-as 6 charge of larceny of bride
n 1a uhrniX House stable last fall.
-r0'. MaS found in his possession. He
g4. -ydmnation, was found guilty and
.---sad to 80 days in jail, from which he
pea e5
}4sl htIL. Owing to Bangor joining the
"a England League the proposed Central
.ne League was not formed. 1t is now
4-.>tIod that Fairfield, Old Town, Pitts.
ID. Warren, Belfast and few other places
asy+ strong teams, and will play as
u4, may be arranged from time to time
thou iorming a league or arranging a
u0 schedule
Ile disapearance of the snow during the
NTH Of March was unusually rapid, but
4- a 40 damages from freshets. Or
,o1 St there was an average of 80 inches
rga ground, and during the month the
ID >nuR fall amounted to 105 inches
l.~a aid warm weather gradually reduced
ataut to an average of 3 inches, on
-i ISL On account of the great body OF
.v ich lay on the ground continuously
EllG there is but little frost in the
uu. ind farmers report that the grass
IFS 4-- oohing strong and thrifty. The
-e 'ne streams is higher than usua
ss -a>on
tf - WAY FROM OREGON. The
r--al vi the Belfast Improvement So
m received letter from Corvallis
'-"., which the writer says:
la a~s YOU to send us a copy of YOU
-slfg.uu and bylaws, if they exist il
A-i urm; also any other information
u gay tSSISt us in our organization OF
s Isrr The movement is new in this
de maps this is the first place that ha:
~ START, but as we have country by
llo H-lutIful little well directed effort
1- Vs. roper lines should count for much
# -leatly appreciate any suggestions
Ii ''u LAY be able to furnish us with.
lie letter is signed "For Corvallis I'm
'yem-ut society,"" 1t was The Journa
u arle'i the news of the organization Of
heiost Improvement Society to Oregon
u has 10 other places, thereby adding
.1ia residents to the list of members
LOBSTER CLUB BANQUET. "Are you {
'sirr An affirmative answer would
't gained admittance to the Crosby Din
huom ON Wednesday evening, April Sd
r'a .ae Lobster Club of Belfast banquet
h IT. line style as any club of such
'u'e 'uld. Much has been said of late
'd''-rE the "Buffaloes," but that order
u '' vide fame, is far in the dark il
up ~ with the Lobster Club, whose
erTs are above the use of bylaws, who
S'"f nell fish of the deep, whose claw.
"a" I"tohing-a club whose limited mum
Includes the city fathers, the merchant
Nu-Aer, and others whose names ar,
oa"l l the ''high and the low of tn,
TO- Wis banquet was given by one-hal
L"bsterS" to the other half, and it i: