The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

Albert Wells caught 6-pound salmon il
Swan Lake April 18th, the first of the sea
son.
Work has begun on the store in Washing
ton street, Camden, to be occupied by Mary
Christmas.
Sch Hector with cod and haddock ant
sloop .Jennette with fresh fish and lobster
were in port Monday.
A handkerchief and veil were found il
the Universalist church last Sunday an(
await the owner at Carle Il Jones.
There will be dance at Silver Harvest
Grange hall, Waldo, May 1st. Good music
will be furnished and supper for all who
wish.
The drama "Out in the Streets" will be
presented in Equity Grange Hall, to-mor
row, Friday evening, for the benefit OF
Tranquility Grange of Lncolnville.
John B. Stickney is reftting the store or
Church street formerly occupied by his
continue the business of selling stoves, tin
ware, etc, and doing a general tinware and
plumbing business.
Mr. William TwOmbly informs The Jour
nal that "a years ago to-day, April 10th, he
rode from Frankfort to Belfast on the mail
stage, on runners. He stopped at the New
England House, and when he arose next
morning found that six inches of snow
had fallen during the night.
The annual meeting of the Children's Aid
Society of Maine will be held at the Girls
H ONE, Northport avenue, Belfast, Tuesday,
April 21st, at .. 80 p. III. The order of busi-
ness will be as follows: To hear reports of
officers election of officers and committees
changes in rules Or bylaws, etc.
List of uncla med letters remaining in
the Belfast POST Office for the week ending
| April 18th; Ladies-Miss L. D. Barstow,
Mrs. ". H. Gates, Miss Della Moore, Mrs.
| c. n. Williamson, letters. Gentlemen
j. B. Fletcher, Perley B. Flanders, M. D.,
Harry A. Pike, Lemuel Remusan, DR.. NJ
| L. Welsh.
Councilman Allen B. Stantial has two
! acres in Strawberries to bear this season,
| a nd the vines are in excellent condition.
He sold dandelions raised out of doors,
! under glass, April 18th, and has lettuce,
radiShes and other plants well along. He
is moving his stable back 20 feet and is to
build an L from the house to the stable
The third of the series of promenade con-
certs by the Belfast Band will be given in
Belfast Opera Houes, tomorrow, Friday
evening. The following program is an
nounced:
March, Ninth U. S. Infantry, Rockwell
Overture, Puritani, Bellini
Waltz.
Serenade, Love in Idleness. Macbeth
Boston Fancy.
Selection King Dodo, Luder
Schottische.
a. Intermezzo Salome, Lorraine
Request
b. March from Wizard of Or, Tietjens
Two step, Mosquitoes parade.
Request.
Waltz.
STEAMER NOTES. Capt. Otis Ingraham
was in command of the City of Rockland on
her trip to Bangor Saturday and returned
Monday. The Castine is engaged to take
the Freedom Academy ball team from Bel
fast to Castine and return next Saturday.
The Academy and Normals will play in the
afternoon The steamer begins this season
with new and more powerful propeller
and an increase in her speed is expected.
The steamer Frank Jones will make her
first trip of the season Friday, April 17th,,
leaving Portland at II p. m. The Jones
will leave Rockland for the east Wednes-
days and Saturdays and will leave for the
west Mondays and Thursdays at 4.a0
D. m. The steamer Mount Desert left
Rockland for Boston at u O'Clock Saturday
night, where she will receive new bilge
keelsons. During the time she is OF the
route the steamer Catherine will make the
trips between Rockland and the way land
ings OF the Mount Desert line to Bar Har-
Dor and return. Saturday the steamer
Calvin Austin, which will run on the Bos-
ton and St. John route of the Eastern
Steamship Co., was launched from the Har-
san & Hollingsworth Co. The beautiful
new ship was christened by Miss Ethel G.
Fuller, daughter of Ransom B. Fuller, pres
ident of the company. The steameris steel
built, 325 feet in length, g. feet wide over
guards and 21 feet deep. She is screw
ship and will have a speed of 20 miles an
hour. Capt. Samuel Pike, ROW master Of
the St. Croix, will be the commander of the
new steamer. The steamer Percy v. has
begun regular trips from Camden to and
from Dark Harb0r Saturdays and Mondays
to accommodate the workmen. The boat
leaves Ryder's Cove at 6p M every Satur-
day for Camden and leaves Camden every
Monday at 6 p. m. for Ryder Cove and
Dark Harbor. 1t has not yet been fully de-
cided just what the route will be among the
islands, but the boat will touch at Deer Isle
and the Islesboro landings and will make
direct connection with the Silver Star
for Castine. ,. The Golden Rod came from
Bucksport Saturday night and loaded a
quantity of phosphate at L. A. Knowlton &
Co.'S for Bucks HarbOr. ... The City of
Bangor remained in Boston Tuesday night
on account of bad weather, and is due here
this forenoon. -. The trip of the City of
Rockland from BanRor to Boston April 18th
was cancelled on account Of the weather.