The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-03-20
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.


t-r hnardeTS iaSt sunday.
arge flock of wild geese flew over last
,lay-going north, of course.
rn4 post office at East Thorndike has
-.-..I continued. Mail goes to Thorndike.
..tr4e W. Burkett has presented his
..-..= un North Shore, Northport, to his
....1ter, Mrs. Thomas +. Shea.
Sd additional horse was sent to Belfast
.r-& by the American Express Co., on
....iYt of the increasing business here
.. Partisan W. c. 7. Alliance will
M with Mrs. +. II. Conant, Church
.. friday afternoon, March 21st, at ,
man Il Co. are running their upper
board mill continuously with night
.,,4 crews, and the other two mills u
per day.
.tr- Indebted to F. W. Dickerson for a
81 tie Boston Il Maine Messenger.
IS We believe, the station master at
Depot, \. II.
belfast gardener planted his pepper
,r> to call the variety st. Patrick
r....,. $, and sell them W hen they ale green.
members of Seaside Chautauqua
viii meet with Mrs. j. w. Jones,
High and Commercial streets, Mon
- March oath, at , p. m. Lesson, Schiller's
ln Tell; author, Schiller.
Bearer Circle, X d. d, S, will
is sixth anniversary, with a picnic
- March Goth, at the home of Mrs. W.
.- All members are expected to be
and bring their lunch baskets. Sup
tt served at $50 sharp.
Rose Fahy recently had Belgian
uer at her boarding house, and a
If families have tried them as
Those who have eaten the flesh of
onounce it good, much resembling
both in taste and appearance.
.e Hose Company No Will give
-3 annual ball at Seaside Grange
nurSday evening, March 27, with
f.. Whitten's full orchestra. The
w. neer is named as floor director.
--4 will be served at intermission
ol. IS invited.
on was made recently of the paint
Indian, half-length, by p A. San
he "den' of MI George p Field
,-on 1t was painted on skin and
- to be hing upon the wall. Mr..
has since had orders for four more
Unique decorative paintings from
* and Boston. Like all that comes
hOrn's studio they are works of
I- Indians are the ''rpal thing,
ii race that is fast passing away,
'he survivors are losing their dis
~ characteristics.
'I iLnING. he stem and stern post
ileton Bros. 1,O0O-ton 4-masted
arrived from Rockland last week
eeel and some of the other timber
NA yard, and work is progressing. -.
4 VI. Webster of Ninalhaven, master
+ A, Webster, is building a 400
JSted auxiliary schooner at Pleasant
nalhaven. The keel was gotten out
9boro, and large part of the tim
ices, etc, are already in the yard.
Webster will superintend the work
brother of o. Il. Webster, master
asu of Pendleton Bros yard in this
land b. Smith of Hartford Conn.,,
uagnifcently bred stallion Marston
sired by Piedmont, III, at the
rn''ES farm, North Belfast for the
# i@02. Marston C. is bay horse.
hi hands high and weighs 1850
His 5-year-old race record is 2l94,
t-year-old trial record lib ANY
y-T two years old from any sire on
Ire VIII have the privilege of contest
stake of 500 free of entry over
If the Waldo County Agricultural
1904, and the same stake, under
conditions, will be offered in each
year
,ALL. With the advent of the
re is once more base ball talk in
aud a move is on foot for league to
Bangor, Brewer, Belfast, Camden,
Nl, Kockland, Ninalhaven and
The Rocllland Star published the
open letter last week;
Bangor, Me, March II, 'O2.
ID People of Rockland and Warren:
lenobscot Base Ball League will
s. meeting April LIST. The places that
represented are Bangor, Belfast,
and Old Town. Camden will also
nd some one to hold up their part
eu ma ROckland are welcome to send
'ue. A franchise will be given to the
vi man that applies.
THOMAS MCCANN.
l5IE STRIKE STRUCK Us. The eff
the strike in Boston were felt to
->Jent in Belfast last week Merchants
themselves short of goods which
nave been shipped from Boston,
able to buy and borrow from each
and there was no shortage. The
- factory of Foster Il EStabrookS
., enough to last through the week,
rs in the shoe factory was delayed
What by the non-arrival of patterns
'sb. Other concerns had plenty of
hand. The steamer PenobScot left
'Hday afternoon and arrived in Bos-
Nrsday morning. The freight was
"a the wharf, but the greater part of
ned there until the strike was called
day. The east-bound freight was
ard Friday and the steamer arrived
aturday morning. She was heavily
Tia goods for all the landings on