The Republican journal., 1903-05-14

Monday.
Il.t will open his ice cream
-1a b street Saturday.
will meet May 22d with
t.,.irl, No. 264 Miller street.
. viii play for a second ball
t...-f4v evening, June I'd.
house at the farm of B. L.
-. .Nn in the gale of May 9Th.
arge bats was seen flying
nifty 0f the school houses
l4st week.
-uu repaired and painted
--ry wagon and several
-4tit was a new one.
Ii of Prospect has been
lu of James Is. Colson, a
has been adiudged incap-
himself.
odland owned by }. c.
Ho acres owned by L. l..
r,ned over last week. a
landing wood and ) cords
. market were destroyed.
ra,.n is canvassing the city
History of Belfast, second
completes the record of a
.ak hat every one should
that enough Subscrip-
5r1d to ensure its publica-
.1a report of State Treasur-
-trh, S2,137 was paid ont
-~Is last year. The bounty
-curing the most bounties
Jt. with 4S3 to its credit.
comes next with $50, then
o
rr-son of the Belfast base
Town Tuesday and We'd
l-lfast bowling team. In
ball prospects in the up
aJterSon said: The out
bail in Belfast the coming
-uod. 1t needs only league
-.t i go We should like to
Ipckland, Thomaston, and
-s nave a league. "-Rockland
aIl dog "Fritz" owned by
A. Brooks was laid at rest
lace in East Northport last
. Aa~ Newfoundland and st.
Mr- bred parentage on both
H been in the doctors family
aa--. He was a present when a
f. end in New York.
prct ; missing men are now
t. George Mills, who did not
...-8I{ to announce that he was
.oNn for IA few days, has re-
ome: and George Brown,
.us children that he was re-
;ta woods and failed to show
.ated in Bangor, where he
.,, and had neglected writing.
a-sS over the Belfast branch
..4 ual this spring. The mix
ia one to two hours late the
.-oUnt of extra work at the
Iley used a mogul engine,
-.A drivers. A crew is engag-
the road. The business of
rch has increased of late to
that an additional man is re-
.. ree and f. p. Whitehouse of
5liy added to the force.
Ms. John Peavey is load
Wellington with paving for
The repairs of sch. Puritan
H tld she is to load granite at
New York. She is command
owen Candage. Sch. Maud
la May Sth for Bucks Harbor
H.'- for New York. Sch. Po-
May It'll for Sullivan to load
.eN York. IA. M. Carter load
ant with hay last week for
tnj.... Sch. Florence & Lillian
a.-qr Friday for repairs, after
viii load lumber, probably for
sch. Collins Howes, Jr., was
tlfest's marine railway last
The wreck of sch. Webster
iarley ledge, Islesboro, has
the Devereux Co. of Castine,
avn an attempt to save the cargo
AMONG recent charters are the
ship Bangalore, Charlotte Har-
.tm0re, phosphate rock, at or
u. sch. John |. Snow, Bahamas
- or New York, pineapples. p.
a-t ship Bangalore, Baltimore
-.es, coal, $3.50; bark Rebecca
Is Island to Philadelphia, salt,
u. 'almer, Philadelphia to Port
1.-1r, coal, p. IT,. The decision
ese ease against the Lyman NJ.
a2anst the schooner, and the
'Aa court are given elsewhere.
- innd that the Lyman M. Law
Irer of sinking and that services
Ter were necessary to bring her
Tie decision reviews the testi-
Fty typewriter pages and is a
Tory of the occurrence. 80. Sch.
] arrived Tuesday from Pamunky
Sinla, with ship timber for the
The Pendleton Brothers are to
= and is discharging at their
irk on the vessel will be resumed
Gieet of fourteen vessels arrived
Sunday night and Monday, among
steamer Lancaster, barge Mann
'chS. Lydia NJ. Deering and Hattie
from Philadelphia with
9r arrivals were schs. Northern
j Jersey City, with cement; Josie
Il Boston, with coke; Annie X.
m Boston, Glendy Burke from
, Menawa from Saco and Adam
rom Brooksville. -. Sch. Collins
e., was launched from Gilchrest's
Iiway Tuesday and schs. Polly