The Republican journal., 1902-03-27

A large horned owl, shot by Chas. Dckey
of Belmont, was on exhibition at Fogg &
Browns yesterday.
The assessors wish to call attention t,
their notice in regard to valuation. changes
in real estate, etc.
Melvin Wentworth is to begin work hex
week on his boats and other apparatus a
Swan Lake. He expects a good season a
the lake
LOcke's window is always attractive, bu
is specially so this week with its setting OF
green and white, with handsome Easter
lily in the centre.
George McCorison had faintng fit while
alone in boat in the harbor Sunday. anc
was picked up off Little River by Alel
Shaw. lie had drifted from near the monu
ment.
An extension Of Is feet is to be made tc
the rear of the northerly tenement of the
MtWell block on Church street to accom-.
modate the increasing business of Heaev'
ice cream parlors.
Circle Will meet with Miss Abbie MacDow.
ell, 10 Northport Avenue, Monday after
noon, March 3lst Lesson, 'Ge1manv and
her Polish Subiects;'' author, George Ell
lot
We understand the long established bust
ness of DinSmore X Son Of this city is to be
sold.-Waterville Mail.
This is the business conducted by the late
Wellington Dinsmore. 1t has been sold to
II. ID. Cunningham and H. A. Smith and
will be managed by Mr.. Cunningham, who
was employed by Mr. Dinsmore as chief
clerk for - years of the % that he conduct
ed the business.
The play ga Daughters Devotion" will
be presented at the Belfast Opera House by
the Rialto Club of this city, Thursday even
ing, April Sd. Since the former presenta-
ton here a prologue has been added and
there Will be an entire change of specaltes
Give our Belfast amateurs a good house
They deserve it.
In accordance with the requirements of
Chapter H., Article of the Rules and
Regulations of the School Committee, chill
lren that have not heretofore attended
school will not be permitted to enter at the
beginning nor during the spring term unless
qualified to do the regular work of the first
grade.-.John K. Dunton, Supt. of Schools
STEAMER NoTEs. The steamers, Mineola
and Merryconeag, owned by Captain
Archibald, are both in commission. The
Minneola runs from Portland as far east as
Milbridge, touching at intermediate points,
and the MerrycOneag makes the usual Rock.
land run. The Milbridge service will be
discontinued when the Frank Jones goes on
her route. -. The official number of the new
Barbour steamer Verona has been received
at the Bangor custom house from Washing
ton. 1t will be 1921. The Boston &
Bangor Steamship Co. will begin it's spring
service between Bangor and Boston April I,
making four instead of three, trips weekly
The City of Bangor and City of Rockland
will do the work, and the Penobscot will be
over hauled and renovated The daily Ser.
vice will begin on or about May Sth, and at
that time the Mount Desert will go on her
route between Rockland and Bar Harbor. {.
The Penobscot remained in Portland last
week from Tuesday night to Thursday
morning, on account of the storm. She ar
rived here about $50 Thursday afternoon
and left on her return early FrGay after
noon. She arrived back from Boston Sun
day afternoon about & o'clock. On account
1,n
over night, but was able to reach Bangor
Monday. She left here for Boston about 4
p. NJ. Monday. The Castine is being thor
oughiy repaired and will be ready about
April LIST. Her first engagement is to take
the Belfast Rialto Dramatic Co. to Camden
April 49,. The Rockland Star says: ''Capt
Otis lngraham expects to start for Boston
before the end of the week to prepare to
take command of The City of Rockland of
the Boston & Bangor line, which is to make
her first spring trip next Monday" The
same paper says that when the steamer w.
G. Butman goes into commission q. new
route is to be established and, for time at
least, three trips week will be made to
Pulpit HarbOr, IsleSbOrO and Dark HarbOr,
Two trips week will be made to Matinicus.
The packet j. S. Parkhurst is to be taken
off the Pulpit Harbor and Islesboro route
as soon as the Butman is in shape, and
Capt. Cooper will sail with Capt Butman
for time. Capt. }. W. Bennett began on
his route in steamer Florence Monday. The
schedule is to leave Belfast Mondays, We'd
nesdayS and Fridays at A. NJ, for Egge-
moggin, Bucks Harbor, North Deer Isle,
Sargentville, Sedgwick, Brooklin and Ston-
ington returning leaves Stonington Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7.3o A. M.
She had good freight both ways on her
first trip, and was well loaded when she
left here yesterday morning. The route
reaches a section in which there are good
possibilities for business, and the outlook is
very encouraging.