The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-04-04
rHE NEWS OF B ELFAST.

hort F. Ellis has a St. Bernard dog Z
p lntbs old that weighs 125 pounds.
'p' amber Mrs. R. p Chase's opening
.o n' april sth. See her Advt.
~" ,ote Court will be held next Tuesday
f'V W., ,pril term of Supreme Court will
' 'asa tne Tuesday following.
q frst st. John smoked alewives of the
III we're in the market March 29th.
s 'sa, retailed at cents apiece.
-. " II. Clifford has a small black
S ..b hen that recently laid an egg weigh
sP'' ,anqes and measuring g by s inches
y conference
S,nborn completed last week a very
Haisnt ticket rack for the Fairfield
c'' 1Inse. 1t is similar to one made for
9Pf n.lfasl opera House, but with some i'm
pr,yenents-
n,osons have been granted as follows:
.,ose. Morrison R. Heal, Searsmont, 1874 !;
D. with spain, widows, Margaret A.
Va W, mother, Searsmont, $12; additional,
HFa n.. Shaw, Belfast, So; original,
i3oas. etc; Elizabeth johnson, Belfast,
MIA KINGS Daughters sent two children
i .bs Belfast Home in Belfast this MORN
Their father died short time ago and
@9Dau.hterS have been caring for them for
'9' nsst two weeks. Mrs. F. A. WEIGH and
Y, ". Forye accompanied themto Brunswick
NSnru4i hem over to the conductor who
at s9T ,se them safely to Belfast.-Bath Times
IareH Goth
.,4ft * Paul have q day-boOk found
...u, SOME old papers recently, contain
~, fine orerations of a grocery store in
osr,x FIJI SS;}-4 Nearly every customer
,.,.,l- more or less rum and gin. Rum was
s.rgsi If Is cts. per gallon; liquors sold
.+ ...4rl. per glass. Wood was credited to
,.-,.., at ii 25 per cord, or what it will
Frees of -four, molasses and other
,....-.s N-re about the same as now.
-.. FRA IS Of Penzance will be present
~. Nh. 3elfast Opera House by local
.,r.-t or tine evenings of May End and 3rd,
May 7th. Mr. f. S. Pitcher
,.,-,. Boston last week and secured the
.a-Ias roperties and orchestral parts.
...l,s'I led that this will eclipse the pre-
...r.t. pnafore last summer, and that
s,. ,~ need by every one a brilliant
gse-s
no ,,oya6 into tho black
a.a sim in what was Carriers yard and
D.H. rr- IRON work for the Pendleton
t-. .T George \. Gilchrest. The outer
wharf is undergoing repairs so
..... ..,-. can lay on the north side. The
..-a u pairing the schooner Myra b.
u.---. 30 he railway is processing, and
.-a..- --..~ needed. F. L. Macomber is to
fr4a . |u. .oat for the Weaver.
V.a. ,aSed to announce that Martin
%Las whose disappearance was reported
5,-p.. H.. +, all right. Instead of going back
homie liz ept on to notify relative of his
vt4', eah, but before reaching his desti-
nation became tired and called at house
Ng4g aal nd the road to rest. Those who
were searching for him passed along the
U4l while he was in the house, and the no.
d4t.a- lir was lost not only came to this
s- t.i MAS tplephoned to his relatives in
tb4. places.
TIN FttIE CARLTON COMPANY. Of
f- Ea- carleton Dramatic Company,
giiqh opens three nights engagement at
ar Belfast Opera House April 10th, the
bangor ally News says:
The HHe Carlton Dramatic company
opened d week engagement in the Bangor
iar8 House. Monday night with every seat
aiken and many standing. The Lone Pine
v8.tlp nl1y produced and the appreciation
Gthf audience was shown by the frequent
apQau,r MI and Mrs. Carlton took their
mrt, N- and have made many friends by
1sil>1 performance. Between the acts
sa- very GOOD Specialties were introduced
a-tru'ar Letoy in his acrobatic speciality.
Arsal and Abbott, singers and dancers
Little urne. Barrow LIE Paige and O'Don-
4NtH SEE AMER ROUTE. Fred Coombs
d t.I-,boro is to lengthen the steamer
al--.-~e or Is feet, making her 80 feet
Tr1 VS. nh beam of ten feet and Is to Is
a44> lu- freeboard, and make other i'm
nFemsH-, to fit her for mail and passenger
service tetWeen Belfast and Islesboro. A
wharf N he built on the west side of Isles
M. - above Isola Bella, the summer
ua- 4 DE Folwell family, a point from
which All PARTS of the island will be easily
aees>hIa The Guenevere will land at the
lMrlumud, making connections with the
Boston Steamers up-river and the M. & M
@R4 iyrr The trips will be so arranged
Ilat Poop at this end of the route will be
ao-7 i9 spend the day in Islesboro, and there
WIN be- nuveniences for picnic parties.
la+ route pycebt for short distance, will
17 sheltered one, and the run from Isles
Zero to Belfast will be made in an hour.
Amor B-arer Circle, Kings Daughters
and SONS met with Mrs. W. J. Price March
It'll and LIBERATED it's fifth anniversary
tl7 following program was presented:
1lAh Only an ArmOr Bearer"
2uFtl.- rtading.
l1'Q' PRAYER and 23d and oath Psalms.
STlslls, 1t IS good to be here"
reaS0reT> report.
sadlng Lillian Twombly
Alse
5Eecidtiou. Mae Adams
tporI Myrtle PendletOr
r5lH5 LOra Maxey