The Republican journal., 1903-05-07
NEWS OF BELFAST.


T L. will meet tomorrow, Fri
= Mrs. ;. G. Bicknell.
.,nenade concert by the Belfast
a,.tooned to Wednesday evening
,Hl has reappointed DR.. G. P. Lom-
.ba,rnan of the Belfast board of
.Uu
esnhar1 will open her boarding
,s>ts this week and will be glad
..,,nage of any who wish board or
laebrest has the ceiling and up
-,mes in and has begun putting
M-ie planking of the schooner
biz yard.
-,,p Of dehorning cattle continues
..- q number of farmers are hav-
t.ri> attended to this spring. DR..
..,aea A. X. Jackson's herd last
t.arlp time of the Belfast and
..4se was changed May 1st. 1t
arrive ia Belfast at 12.30p p m. and
. l.s srrival of the 6 p. m. passen-
k- las been presented by an old
DBL. father, and of himself, with a
some S3nd degree Masonic charm.
.- B.. not yet eligible to wear the
,.t. Mil be in a short time.
n iulkett was elected Monday a
.... Belfast Light & Power Co.,
lelbert T. Field, resigned.
F .-0Un is in charge of the com
.. and James II. Dodge of the
,.e law published in The Jour
...r was copied from Freeman's
-.. nubliShed in 1895. The law
.rl IA 1897, making the age p in
The penalty for selling to
.. ..- of $50 or 60 days in jail.
~ Of May 24th there will be
.le nitarian church in com
ut Ralph Waldo Emerson, it
. hundredth anniversary of
I-y Harry Lutz will lecture on
..4 A. A. Smith will also
..r> of Seaside Chautauqua
et Monday afternoon, May
Miss l.. A. Cochran, Park
chapter five and six of the
..oa. The Great Worlds Farm,
-aliue, Saxon and Slav; quo
...Au Burroughs works.
.'l horse Tom lIadley, own
dAltl sui VI tlllS tltf. W eto
last week after life of 80 years.
.l- red in Kentucky and in his
... lila low track record. He was
...--I and able to do considerable
-' fan, when he was famed by
. When last driven he was able
-. ait on the road,
season at SearsmOnt begins
M, May 18th, with grand
Je management OF Misses
l.Corrlson and their efficient
.a by Saturday night dances
..r entire season. All who at
-, f,r the love of dancing, will
-. III an ideal place as the young
how to please the dancing
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-r.1 the 18th of May, 1903, after
old price of S2.25 per year
rapers will be required.
.- >loops Dirigo and Jennette
.. without a name were in port
Wlth fresh and corned fish.
also had few Holsters which
t, per pound alive. Those
mall streams are catching
OF brook trout, but most OF
-.Hll.... Mackerel Of unusually
hing from p to pounds, are
Na markets at % to so cents
uAall had barrel of very
- tuesday. One is reported
ii inches in length, 13 inches
Ar-l-uce and weighing 81 pounds.
a-partment was called Friday
.a an alarm from box "a. The
t. .uT iug a gale and everybody be-
'.' when the alarm was heard
"l- l4alized that box "a is in Ma
rr ullland that the fire was proba-
Meets rear the water front. The fire
md ln be in the attic of tWO-StOry
No 4 mon street, owned by Mrs.
+ tack and occupied by Everett
-I- -round floor and Mrs. Timothy
spb above. a chimney was burning
d NJi set fire to the woodwork. A
Ilse was laid, but water was not
'5 70 The fire was put out by a
u '.e pXtinguisher. The damage
-htlni The property was insured.
.ND ITEMS. Sch. Pochasset was
b.. tr.m Gilchrest's marine railway
=. aHi sch. Maud Seward taken on
ia->rt is to load stone at Sullivan
" lHb: the Seward will load al
por.... Sch. Woodbury. NJ. Snow
m 10Th, from Weymouth, wkl
,,- or L. \. Knowlton & CO.. Sch
81 biting lumber from Bangor
'Ne1 a@ Co...A. NJ. Carter loaded
"@ai last week with hay for Swans
HE Belfast Fuel & Hay Co. is
Z 'as from WinterpOrt to Vinalhav
'eI Sharon. Sch. Florence &
I"--t May I'd from Perth Amboy