The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

1dE NEWS UF BELFAST.
Lewis Smith has bought one of the small
| buildings on the A. c. Sibley place, and is
to move it to his place on Cedar street
Many of our readers will be interested in
the article on the second page on Rev. VIM.
| Z. Pond, ID. d., who recently completed a
half century of ministry in California.
II. A. Babbdge of Islesboro is repairing
the upper bridge, part of which was car
ried out by the ice two weeks ago. 1t was
| in condition to cross on foot yesterday, and
| will probably be opened for travel the last
of this week.
| The University of Maine Glee, Mandolin
and Banjo clubs gave a concert in the Opera
House Monday evening A dance followed
| the concert. The entertainment was not
we'll advertised, but there was fair atten-
| dance.
A short time ago City Marshal H. E..
Mcdonald of this city received letter from
| law firm in Sparta, Tenn, inquiri ng of
the whereabouts of the heirs of Israel Kns-
man, who lived in Philadelphia in 1897, and
a notice was published in The journal.
| Two of the heirs have been found in Port
| land, Mrs. George Merrill and Miss Alice
| Kinsman, daughters Of John Einsifisii, who
was son of Israel Kinsman
THE BELFAST CLUB IN BOsTON. On
the 24th of this month the banquet of the
proposed Belfast Club will take place at the
Vendome last request is made for ad
dresses of any former residents who now
| live in Boston or vicinity. Some 800 names
have been obtained, but the addresses of all
are not Forthcoming. The Journal seems
to be the only m lium through which they
may be found. Any Belfast people who
expect to be in Boston at the time of the
banquet are most cordially invited to attend.
We have learned that Belfast banquet
was held in Boston about 20 years ago, and
that 200 or more were present. Some who
We're present and spoke at that time have
consented to respond on this occasion.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. John
son, Masonic Temple, calls attention to the
| fact that the season for white shirt waists
is near at hand, and that he has just placed
on sale the latest and lovliest productions
in this line. See his advt. for further par
ticulars... If you want a new hat for Eas-
| ter you will find the Lampson II Hubbard
spring styles at ID. p. Palmer'S, Masonic
Temple He also has everything in the
line of furnishing goods for gentlemen.
William A. Clark, Clalk's Corner, has the
Hart Schaffner II Marx Well-tittin9 clothes.
80. You are invited ~ join Reads sewing
machine club Buy a machine on the CO.
operative plan and save nearly 30 per
cent. Get your dog licensed by the city
clerk. IA. ID. Chase Il Son will have a
special display of rugs Saturday, April 18th.
They have very elegant assortment, in
Guiding new and attractive makes, For
rent, the store in The journal building
| formerly occupied by W. H. Coombs. APP
ply to A. Colburn, 81 Main street "A full
line of Spauldings base ball and athletic
goods at Follett's Sporting Goods Store, 81
| Church street. Miss Hattie Nj. Black,
| Journal office block, will display her new
and latest styles in fancy goods Saturday,
| April 11th. Shirt waists a specially. See
| advt. of the Duplex Roller Bushing Com
pany. Highest cash price paid for casting
scrap. Boiler and engine for sale. The
| Dinsmore Store invites inspection of their
spring buying of foot wear ..... Carle IL
Jones will have IN Easter opening sale Fri
day and Saturday, April 10th and 11th. See
their advt. for particulars. For rent tene-
ment OF five rooms with city water Apply
to A. A. Small. The 5. L. Milliken house,
Congress street, is for sale or to rent A
very desirable place. Sheep owners are
reminded that Cooper Dip kills ticks and
| lice. See list of agents in Waldo county
Trade supplied by Ross Z. Higgins, Thorn
dike....J. w. Ferguson Il Co. will have a
spring opening of suits, coats, skirts,
waists, etc, from Fuller & CObb's, Rock
and, April 14tb 18th and 10th and Miss
| Hattie Clement will be here to assist in
| showing the goods. :. Mrs. B. F. Wells has
opened shampoo and manicuring parlor in
e;nnection with her millinery parlors, and
is prepared to do the work in a first class
manner Scalp TT; ,tment specially, and
| hair dressed in the latest styles Mrs.
Wells carries full line OF hair switches,
side and back coombs, hair pins and bows
Tor the hair. Geo. T. Holt, eyesight spec
ialist, is at the Windsor Hotel for one
week.