The Republican journal., 1903-06-04
+ NEWS OF BELFAST.

raJuitI thrC''"o
be ~ ,j tomorrow, Friday, afternoO n
" " B. Decrow on Bay View
~ d Frost caught a lobster weighing
~ IL, his traps near Northport
.nod last Thursday.
Is ,uo ladies' of the Y. p. S. c. E.
i >..rtb church will have sale of
' ..t. and turnover collars Wednes-
...o,sl.. Jane 10th, at three O'Clock in
y .r rystrY. The public are cordial
CITED
f. Iazeltine, r. T. Rankin
g3rkin accompanied Fish Com
stanley on a fishing trip to
Monday They returned Tuesday
..a report fair success in fishing,
.. .rouble all through the Range
...r D., forest fires.
,.-nh4rs of Seaside Chautauqua
meet Monday afternoon, June 8,
~. p p. Alexander, No. "a Court
lesson from chapters thirteen and
.., -l,. Great Worlds Farm" and
..- Magazine, Saxon and Slav."
inward Everett Hale.
,mps pet dog Major has adopted
.5.r-,ttiug trick. He has been in
.- s= going to a neighboring office,
18th, 81 stairs, to receive contri-
.f IaS. \ few days ago he stop
..I rldpr the window and barked
..a.s ,aeper looked out. He then
.-r.N- In the usual way asking for
.. .Ur low gets the sw Gets in that
.. H
,ng ON Miller street were
... ..tniug recently by great
.... q 'front.' chamber, and on going
auud large number of chin
... H5ng about. The birds had
a.. line chimney and had forced
aud got into the room. The
been put in prime order for
....H.I. and the havoc the birds
better imagined than de-
-lrdenprs have been guilty
lG> one attempted to put
-. I phosphate on a nasturtlum
M Portland cement instead.
made a covering as hard
-Ir coating could be removed,
. mount of phosphate would
-.ad> The other gardener
1T sweet peas nearly two
m that nothing was plant
been Watering, the sweet
.-ea ROW about foot away
. .. Herbert NJ. Stevens had a
surprise Saturday evening,
-r some of their friends APP
|.lf- VI puS1ltSS w III Ii Il me,
ulepr of heavy oak, beauti-
-rrd He was informed that
# hl> friends united in the
u presented the chair with
-.t -hnS for himself and Mrs.
j- anticipates many happy hours
-,-fui arms, and he will never
.., alate his many Warm-hearted
,.~ generous evidence of their
1871. 'rtN>. Packet schooner Polly, !
f NAN. arrived yesterday morn
il Boston With general cargo. Sch.
u-J 5 loading paving from John |
i. he railroad wharf for New
~,d f.. NJ. Bonney is loading gen.
tud produce for Vinalhaven....
,uerican ship Snow Il Burgess,
ouu~tun, Me-, in 1873, has been
,-t vi san Francisco. The houses
5.o> have been removed and she
led INTO a tive-masted schooner
I.w spirit. When ready for sea
ne operated with men, in
a- FARMER. A good example
he done in retaining I'M
uneug land can be seen on the
\ Triggs on lower Congress
H Twelve years ago Mr.. Triggs
.ut nt the Mahoney farm on Con-
Vest to the mile limit. 1t was
with miscellaneous growth of
wood. He has cleared about
-u "a which are under cultivation !
u- GOOD crops. This spring he
7c> and seeded it to clover, set
.lp trees and planted about 2
Fa-n crops. There are no build
ace, but Mr.. Triggs lives at the
leJrl and Union streets, where he
tn9,Une pair of 4-year-0ld oxen, 4
,-' and hogs. He cut 100 cords !
wd ol his place last winter.
ST "pERA House. Mgr. W. J.
La, secured the Williams Stock
-r The management of A. A. Bushee,
N eek Of June 18th. The company
W.. commended and is one of the
ar priced attractions on the road,
-aisd By such we'll known people as
ia}tun, Bannon, LIE Page, Miss
'De. raroline Davis, Ernest Hilton
-r~ Their repertoire is almost en-
RS TO the theatre-going public OF
and most of the pieces have never
ie 2 repertoire before. The open
The Silver Dagger, by Mark E.
--hor Of "Browns in Town. is an
H-loirama on the order of ''Sher-
mes 1t is said of this play that
jieal literary and dramatic effort
+ adp, and that SIT is the most
Ne aud thoroughly thrilling play
l- Heart of Maryland"
yN e. 1t is with much pleasure
stdctlon that we announce this
.at Marston c., the grandson OF
-er, will stand for the season at NJ