The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-05-21
+ NfWS OF BELFAST.

uSp on l'earl stleel.
@ r L. will meet tomorrow,
,rnoon at 80 O'Clock, with Mrs.
,l3 No. 264 Miller street.
o.f Improvement Society will |
Mr.. II. II. johnson next Mon
Nh, A full attendance is de-
l.od circle, Kings Daughters,
AZ the home of Mrs. Ella M.
l.s, View street Monday even
.t hnson has paid out $523.62
fN Johnson fund during the
for wood, coal and flour and
a special says that the con-
.tr use of the public building
lt- been awarded to the Swan
plnl at S224,
..- is noted in the dates of
elIren to Mr.. and Mr.. Alon-
&angille. The birthdays
June 18th and May 18th.
..nsheld reports that about
taxes are paid, and says
ut for paying is nearly ex-
.. delinQuents will be given
, soon.
,f the late Mrs. Ellen M.
place at Grove Cemetery
I'd, the anniversary of the
,Aand. Services will be
ne. conducted by Rev. Geo.
social dance in Odd Eel
thursday, evening, under
of the Degree Staff OF
a- Lodge. Dancing from $50 |
a ~ cents: ladies 15c. The !
IuWnSend'S orchestra. All |
ed. |
C.aWlton has taken the stable |
Main and Cross streets |
-l by f. r. Thomas and
U> livery business there, !
ness as an incidental. NJ. |
aiken the Commonwealth !
M street.
nj Seaside Chautauqua |
With Mrs. c. A. Hubbard,
1T, Monday, May 18th, at ,
.,son from chapters nine
Great Worlds Farm, and |
.Quan magazine. The Arts
mrnts; author, r. w. En- |
. Including promenade con-
Dy the Belfast Band took |
para House Wednesday even |
with the largest attendance
These concerts have been so |
many have expressed a wish
a- continued, but nothing |
-.jed upon.
NOTES. The City of Bangor |
uth from Rockland Thurs
l8mages caused by striking |
eakwater. Seven arms of |
were more or less damaged.
.-. completed and she went |
ay night and made her reg |
--Dn Monday night.
ri, agent for the Society for |
.N Of Cruelty to Animals, re-
cent anonymous complaints OF
.n- He pays no attention to |
HtS, but promptly investigates
h4 complainant is known. The |
IufurmantS are always kept !
,u such eases as come before !
when the compartments name
he warrant.
tail recently erected on the |
srles r. Coombs, NOrthport |
-l- mast and topmast of the !
Utgle. Mr.. Coombs' father, !
tuombs, cruised for several |
Eagle d I'd then gave her to
had many enjoyable trips in |
A.rS ago other parties had the |
Uing trip down the bay. and !
EFF. The mast, sails and gear /
MIR. CoOmbs recovered, and |
the most expensive one in |
1CuNEAG MATTER. The !
N-rn the late owners of the !
rf 'uneag are in process OF set
le present outlook is that two |
.e continued on the route eX-
week or more while the Gold /
living her spring repairs. En-
tnp0sited $500, one-half the
Maze of the boat, in payment for
It's interest. Capt. Bennett |
fl, sell and accept that amount,
and mortgage outstanding at ,
rouble arose were paid. The
owned Jointly by Capt. Ben
Kerst and the mortgage and
,'and against them both. These
I'd before either can safely re-
rest in the boat. The parties
rday that the matter would i
day.
fMETERY. The Improvement |
-ep going on for several years |
e Cemetery is even more no.
, year than usual. The work !
rs and superintendent in caring |
owing the public features has
Gers to take better care of their |
ear Superintendent James f.
given special attention to the |
he main avenue is cleared of |
egetable growth to IS feet wide, !
can. All avenues parallel with |
Leaned to 10 or II feet, accord |
M The cross avenues are left |
but are clipped closely. except |