The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-04-02

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Carrow & Knowlton have bought the
Bradman store and hall in East Belfast.
Chas. H. Crosby has lemon plant grow
ing at his restaurant, with one very large
lemon on it.
| Clarence NJ. KnOwltOn has bought the
George NJ. Knowlton place in East North
port of his brOther-in-law, H. L. Kocher-
sperger.
| The civil service commission has appoint
ed the following rural free delivery carri-
ers, to begin April LIST: For the route out of
Frankfort, Me-, Fred L. Averill, with Chas.
H. Averill as assistant carrier.
The steam yacht Fauvette with Chas. b.
Hazeltine and family on board was at Jack
sonville, Fla, last Saturday and was to
leave in the night or the next morning for
the North. The yacht has since arrived at
| Charleston, S. c.
Arrangements have been made to hold the
Belfast banquet in Boston Friday evening,
April oath, at Hotel Vendome at 500 m.
A business meeting to adopt constitution
and elect officers will be held at 7.3O o'clock
the same evening.
| Lancaster & Gentner received 10 horses
and mule Tuesday and they are for sale
at the Phoenix House stable. Tie mule is
a very large one, standing 10 hands high.
The horses vary in weight from 900 to 1900
pounds each, and are healthy looking lot.
March 10Th The Brown Medical Co. of
this city presented its compliments and
bottle of Browns Royal Stomach King to
every Senator and member of the House at
Augusta, the same being delivered through
the courtesy of Senator l.. c. Morse. Since
then orders for the medicine have been
coming in from different towns where the
company has no agents as yet.
THE LIBRARY ART CLUB. The pictures
now on exhibition at our Free Library are
views of Munich, Bavarian city famous
as an art musical, dramatic and education
al centre. Among its noted art galleries is
the Old Pinakothek, containing 1,400 paint
ings by the old masters, beside thousands
of engravings and drawings. These photo
graphs are taken from pictures in this old
gallery. They will be on view until Mon
day, April 18th.
There will be an Easter sale, supper and
entertainment in Belfast Opera House to-
day, Thursday, April I'd, under the man
| agement of the ladies of the Universalist
Society. The sale of fancy articles, aprons,
candies, etc, will open at 3 O'Clock land sup
per will be served at 6. The entertainment,
which will be presented at O'Clock, will be
/ given by members of the Senior class of the
High school, who have kindly consented to
; repeat the play ''The Counsel for the Plain
tiff" Admission to supper and entertain
ment, 50 cents to entertainment, Is cents.
At the annual meeting of the Waldo Club,
held at their rooms March Goth, 1908, the
following resolutions were adopted.
Resolved, That we greatly miss at our
| Club the presence and cOmpanionship of
! the late Hon. Joseph Williamson, whose re-
cent and sudden death is mourned by US as
a personal bereavement He was regular
attendant at the Club on evenings when the
business of the day was over and enjoyed
those hours of recreation with great zest.
| He was a thorough gentleman, courteous,
| sympathetic, cOmpanlonable. lie had the
respect of every member OF the Club.
| Resolved, That these resolutions be enter
ed upon the records of the Club and a COPY
sent to his relatives.
W. c. MARSHALL, Committee
g. F. LOMBARD, on
f. L. FIELD, Resolutions.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. JAS H. Howes,
successor to George W. Burkett, advertises
clearance sale, at greatly reduced prices,
OF carpets, rugs. art squares, straw mat
tings, oil cloths, linoleums, etc. Fresh
fruit received daily at Marsano's, Phoenix
Row.. Read what VIM. A. Clark says of
the Hart. Shatfner 4 Marx clothes. The A.
J. Hartman house, Congress street, is for
sale or to let. Charles O'Conneli has
! opened, at No. Il Main street, a new fruit
! and confectionery store, and will handle
| foreign and domestic fruits, tobacco, cigars
and smokers articles. Ice cream in the
season. Give him call. Harry W. Clark
! & Co., SO Main street, advertise rain coats,
very useful garment at this season. They
! also have swell top coats at $40 to S15...
| earle Il Jones are preparing for specially
| fine Easter opening, April 10th and 11th..
r. A. Packard offers for sale a farm of 60
acres on the Beech Hill road in Northport.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Capt. George Thomas,
formerly in command of schooner Lucy E.
Friend has bought a captains interest in
schooner John Booth, now on passage
from New Haven to Norfolk, and has taken
command of that vessel. The sloop Island
Belle, which has been familiar figure in
Rock land harbor for quite number of
wears, has been sold to Bar HarbOr parties.
She was owned by the Tillson estate....
Sch. Hat lie H. Barbour arrived at Frank
fort Saturday to load paving blocks for
Philadelphia. Sch. Lyman NJ. Law arriv-
ed at Bangor Monday with 1,9l5 tons of coal
for the Great Northern, having been towed
there from Portland by the tug Portland.
....Capt T. p Colcord has been appointed
master of the American Hawaiian Co.'S
steamer american, to succeed Capt. Mich
OILS, who returns to the Atlantic coast to
take another steamer. Capt Colcord was
formerly in command of the ship Henry B.
HYDE. :. Sch. VIM. Slater is to load ship
timber in the Pamunky river, Virginia, for
the vessel Pendleton Bros. are to build at
their yard in this city. Last Saturday she
was in Hampton Roads. Sch. Clara Jane
arrived March 2Gth from Weymouth with