The Republican journal., 1901-03-21
Miss Mary Al Patterson Of Boston ia :
guest of Miss Fannie Chase.

Miss Mary Al Patterson Of Boston IA :
guest of Miss Fannie Chase.
Mrs. John Peirce, formerly Mrs. Abbia
Mcknight Of Montclair, N. j., is dangerously
i'll.
Advertised list OF letters remaining in the
Belfast post Office March 18th: Ladies' Miss
Rena E. Bragdon, Mrs. Eli Ellis. Gentle
men-Charles Kaheasl, w. H. Marshall.
The Belfast Livery Co. has bought one
sorrei horse of HOO pounds of E. r. Conner !.
| pair of greys Of Marshall Wentworth Of
Brooks; and bay of Miles Tower of Sears
port.
The church bells were tolled last Sunday
at p. m, the time of the funeral of ex-
President Harrison. The clergymen made
/, reference to the dead statesman in their sar-
mons or prayers.
The North Waldo Agricultural Society
will hold their annual cattle show and fair
at Unity Oct I'd and Sd, 1901. The trottine
classes have not been decided on vet. but
liberal purses will be offered.
The County Commissioners held an ad-
Journed session yesterday to attend to few
matters of routine business. They will con-
tract for wiring the extension of the court
house for electric lights soOn
A large flock of wild geese passed over
this city Monday evening, flying southwark,
and very low. They had evidently been
farther north looking for open water, and
not finding it were returning.
The Crosby dining-rooms on High street
have undergone a complete renovation, in
Guiding new and handsome wall and ceiling
paper, and are otherwise made attractive to
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby's many patrons.
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. E. P. Alexander, "a Court street, Mon
day, March 25th, at 2 p. m. Lesson chapters,
22-23 and "A in "Rivalry of Nations" and
chapter of Greek History. Author, Byron
pair of horses driven by Adoniram
Grant broke through the ice while crossing
Pitchers Pond Monday. Both horses were
pulled out, but one was dead. Everybody
was surprised that the horses broke through,
strong.
Harry W. Clark is putting in new front
doors and making other improvements at
his clothing store ON Main street. He is to
move his department of ladies' garments
from the McClintock block to rooms over
Owens clothing store.
New advertisements have been posted for
bids for carrying the mails between North
1SelSbOrO and Belfast The schedule calls
for II trips per week from June 16 to Sept.
10, and trips per week the remainder of
the year. Bids will be received until April 9
There will be rehearsal of the Parlor
Musical Society at the Universalist vestry on
Monday evening, March 18th. AS this is the
first meeting since January it is important
that every member of the society be present.
1t is hoped that hereafter the rehearsals
will be continued regularly.
The members of Sunlight Juvenile Tenn
pie were given a party at the home of the
Superintendent, Mrs. f. p. Alexander Sat
urday, March 10Th An entertainment of
music and recitations was given, after which
cake, ice cream and chocolate were served.
The Temple is very prosperous and new
members are added at each meeting.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Renewal, George X. Jewell, East Troy, $12 !,
original, widows, etc., Nellie S. Bagley,
Liberty, SO; Jesse Priest of Northport, 3rd
Maine Battery, increase to SIT per month
from April IS, 1900; James H. Robinson,
Castine, Co. B, list Maine Cavalry, increase
from $14 to $50 per month from Oct 10, 1900.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. See advt. of
Sanford Howard, Belfast, agent for Asphalt
Ready Roofing. 1t was applied last season
to many buildings in Belfast and vicinity,
and has been thoroughly tested by many
years use. Prices reasonable. Apply to S.
Howard, corner of Pearl and High streets.
.... The champion Swear old trotter 'Mars-
ton c." will make the season at Pearl Brook
Farms, North Belfast. See advt for further
particulars Joseph Wight has a repoSi-
tory on Wight street, free from dust and
dirt, where he will store carriages, furni-
ture, ETC., at a reasonable price. Leave Or
ders at Swift & Paul's, Masonic Temple.
earle & Jones have an unusually large line
of prize wall papers and window shades in
stock, and have just received new line of
and 10 cent goods earle & Jones are in
Boston this week buying spring and sum-
mer goods and will return with choice
line of summer fabrics, including waists
and dress patterns, no two alike. IA nice
fresh stock at the Cold Storage market. Big
bargain sale all day next Saturday....H G.
Morrill,, Belmont, Me-, wants first class An
CORA cats, to Is months old. See mott ce
of Assessors of Belfast.
Wedding Bells.