The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-05-22

Thomas II. Marshall Relief Corps had the
last of their series of 1C cent suppers in
Memorial Hall Tuesday evening. The
, supperS have been well attended and very
satisfactory.
yesterday by buck board from the Belfast
Livery Co., to attend the auction sale of
the late Patience T. Moody for the benefit
of the Girls Home
The Ernest Elton Company in ''The Gal
ley Slave" gave one of the best performan-
ces seen in this city. The company, seen
cry and costumes are first class. Oliver
Moses, Manager, Columbia Theatre, Bath,
Me.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle viii meet with Mrs. c. A. Hubbard,
Park street, Monday afternoon, May 10Th
| The lesson is from studies in German liter
allure, ''Geothe's Faust" Roll-cal to be
| answered by quotations appropriate to Me
mortal Day.
NJ. c. HILL Recorder of Enterprise Lodge,
a. O. |. W., has paid to the benefcaries of
the late Elias 4. Thompson the $1,000 pro
lection on account of his membership in
that Order. The son Henry, who lived in
New Hampshire, and the daughter, Mrs.
Carrie Davis, who lived in Massachusetts,
have bought the interests of the other heirs
in Mr., Thompson's farm in Mon, and have
moved there.
J NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic 4 Jones
have the 10Th Century ice cream freezer.
Prices, Sl.50 S1.75, s.. Mileage tickets to
| let..,.A. Colburn, 81 Main Street, is sole
agent for the W. L. Douglass So and So 30
| shoe and has them from s.. 20 to S.. A fresh
line Just received. Summer millinery at
| summer prices, 81 Church street. Mrs.
| Rose c. Sheldon. Everything made of
| rubber, fresh from the factC ny, at the City
| Drug Store. Naseline at a low price
NORTH BELFAST. Edward Mason, who,
| is on the road, spent Sunday with his par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs Ned Mason. Geo. L.
Hatch went to Brockton, Mass, Saturday
to spend week with his grandfather, Mr..
| Geo. I. White. -. Mrs. IIazen A yer of Mont
| vile is visiting her son, Mr.. Charles Aver.
| ....B. f. Haskell, former resident, and
| who has been away several years, called on
| many of his old friends last Sunday. Time
| has dealt kindly with him as he appears as
active and fair of eountenance as he did
| twenty years age. He is engaged in sue
| ceSSful business at Auburn. Mrs Emery
Gilbreth of IIallowell is visiting her parents,
, Mr. and Mrs Francis Glbreth
The Waldo County Convention OF the w.
| c. T. L. will be held in Freedom, Monday,
| June 23d. Mrs. Nellie f. Burger, National
| Organizer, will be present and address the
| convention. Mrs Burger was at the county
convention last year and also spoke before
| a number of local unions in this vicinity.
! Her services can be engaged for addresses
this season by writing to Miss Emily F.
| Miller, North Searsmont, Me. LEGAL super
| intendents and officers should forward their
reports to the county officer or superintend-
ent of the department. on or before June
| 10th. The State officials desire special eff
| forts by every union that Maine may make
| good showing this year, as the National
| Convention meets in Portland in October.
POLLOCK IN SHOAL WATER The un-
usual sight of pollock schooling in the up
per harbor was seen here Sunday and Mon
day. They came in and were playing about
the draw of the lower bridge about
O'Clock Sunday afternoon, and soon after a
large number of fishermen were on the
bridge and i'll boats near by. The fish
jumped clear OF the water so that theil
form and colors could be plainly seen. A
number of fish weighing from to II pounds
were caught Last year the pollock came
into the bay, but they were never known to
come so far up before, except the little har
Dor pollock, which rarely weigh over d
| pound. Large numbers of fishermen have
been on the bridge at every flood tide since
the fish struck in and good catches have
been made.