The Republican journal., 1902-05-29

| y. l.. sleeper 4 20. nave at their store a
pitcher plant in bloom.
| The W. c. I. I. will meet this, Thursday
afternoon, with Miss rockingham.
Work is being pushed vigorously in Gil
! chreSt's and Pendleton's ship yards, and
over hundred men are now employed.
The members of the c. L. S. c. Alumni
will meet at the home of Mrs j. NJ. McKeen.
1SS High Street, Wednesday afternoon, June
| 9Th. All members are requested to be pros
ent.
| The members of Seaside Chautauoua
Circle will meet with Mrs. f. P Alexander
| Monday afternoon, June End The subject
for study will be Diplomatic Service of the
United States and German Industries au-
| thor, Adelaide Proctor
According to the Insurance Press of
New York there was paid in Belfast in 1901
by life Insurance companies on claims 500,
AGA; in:Brooks, $1,000; in Burnham, $1,000; in
Searsport, $4,000; in Stockton Springs, S.
500, and in Unity S1,5S7.
Plans are in preparation for a receLtion
| to be given in the near future by the MEM
beers Of A. E. Clark Camp, No. 43, to eligi
bic members. In the list of speakers of
the evening will be Rev. f. S. Phlbrook of
the Baptist church in this city and Rev. Fl.
|. Holt of the Methodist church in Lincoln
vile, both of whom are members of the
camp in this city A pleasing program will
be given and refreshments served
The Saturday night dances at Sealsmont
under the we'll known management of
Misses Knight and McCorrison began Nav
oath and will continue until November LIST
Music furnished is by their new hurdy-gur
dy. This instrument was made by Pasuuale
X Co., London, expressly for them and plays
dance music only. Among the twenty Sc
lections are "Florodora" and "Winona''
Waltzes. "Dance of the Honey Bees"
chunky Dory' and "Blennerhassett," two
steps.
The annual meeting of the Belfast I'M
provement Society Will be held in the Com
mon Council Room. Memorial BUILDING
Monday, June md, at 3 p. m. The business
will consist of reports OF officers, election of
officers and committees for the coming wear
and plans for future work All members
are earnestly requested to be present. 1t is
desired that those in arrears for annual
dues shall forward the same to the secretary
at the time of or before this meeting.
Last Saturday Isaac Paul of Morrill, &C
cu>ed one Charles Stone of attempting to
steal SO fsom him, and Stone was arrested
and put in the lookup. Paul had a sick
horse and Stone did some work in doctoring
for which he charged -. Paul offered him
a SO bill which Stone took out to change
but did not return as soon as Paul thought
he should. and the case was reported to the
police. stone was kept in the lookup until
Monday, when he was discharged without
a hearing, as no one appeared against him.
ACCIDENTS, Miss Augusta f. South
worth fell through platform at a cottage
IN Northport recently and was quite severe
ly bruised. John Cross of Morrill, cut his
wrist severely while pruning trees last
week...-W Walter Wescott had one knee
quite badly jammed by a falling timber in
GlichIests ship-yard yesterday morning.
"A milk team collided with b. P Gard
ner delivery wagon one day last week, and
the latter was capSized The Gardner horse
ran and smashed the wagon badly..
Wellington f. Dunbar, il, aged s, was
accidently wounded in the leg last week by
charge of buckshot, fred by Robbins
boy at a sea bird.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. +. A. Follett,
81 Church street, has the latest improved
Victor disc talking machine; also Columbia
nhDnbpnps and rprnr1S ut
..House No. / Charles street for sale. For
particulars call on or address Mrs. A. c
| Weber, Belfast. See notice of Lewis II
Murch, treasurer of the town of Freedom
See adyt. of /. Staples manufacturer of
the Staples patent halter, and dealer in all
kinds of harnesses, blankets, cards, curry
combs, brushes, etc Repairing done with
, neatness and dispatch. Read what Garlic
X Jones have to say of their bundle sale
The sale is for three days only May 10Th, 3oth
and 31st.. Two flats of SIX rooms each for
rent in the Ste wart House, 129 Main street,
Belfast. See advt. of reliable man want
ed in Belfast by an old established corpo "a
; ton. Girl wanted to de general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Edward Sibley, High
street, Belfast. ...See Fred JOhnson's little
owls. There are five of them, and they tell
of summer bargains at the johnson store in
Masonic Temple, Mrs. VIM. Glbertson
offers for sale her house on the corner of
Union and Commercial streets, Belfast
For particulars address her at Barre, Vt
"O'Flynn's Stone Wall" is the attraction
at the Opera House for Monday evening
June End, and every body is going to see the
greatest laugh-producing show on the road.
1t broke the record last season in Belfast,
playing two nights to very large audiences
This season the company is stronger than
ever and many new and novel features will
be introduced. The same "Stone Wall'' will
be used, however, and the trouble arising
over the same will be adjusted to the salts
faction of the large audience that is sure to
be present. The Boston Globe says of this
play and company:
"O'Flynn's Stone Wall,'' which is being
produced at the Grand Opera house the last
three days of this week, with a matinee on
Saturday, is one of the funniest farce COM
edies which has ever been given here. 1t
consists of three splendid acts, interspersed
with specialties by such noted actors and
actresses as Billy Wood, Marie Wartield