The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-03-31
TIFF NEWS OF BELFAST.

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Mates to attend the District Convention
1'f- held in City Hall. Waterville. April
+o choose eight delegates to attend
ATE Convention to be held IN City
Portland, April IA, 1904.
l' nARLEs E. kNOwLTON, Chairman.
.,-nRGE F. JOHNSON, Sec. pro TEN.
t4st, Me, March %, 1904.
.1pdprs began taking the hook in the
aor March 2Sth
..- f.gular meeting of the City Council
1t. held next Monday evening.
Iowa subscriber writes: 1.-THE
ti is a welcome visitor each Satur-
advertiser in The Journal writes:
-5>e kill advertisement of wagon, as
,. sold same through it"
E., alter j. Clifford is improving the ap-
.-.ues of his bill boards by covering all
-, not occupied by bills with plain
7a- paper.
- " L. West removed a section of ten
rom one of the fore-legs of a horse
-4d by Chas. 0. Dickey, last week. The
Ifi't NdS eHtlIciS SUCCESSFUL
f.. first St John alewives were received
-~sift Il Pauls March Goth, considerably
n han usual. The price was cents
. cents higher than formerly.
drama, Timothy Delano's Court
vii be presented in Seaside Grange
.lis, Thursday, evening, followed by a
8s Admission to drama, 10 cents; to
To-. - cents.
,r- will be sale of fancy articles and
made candy at the Unitarian parish
his, Thursday, afternoon, March
ST 80 Chocolate and tea served dur
afternoon.
amden Concert band, thirty men,
Mss Mildred Clark, soprano, of Rock
..r HAS arranged to give concert in
IN May, the program to include
lard and sacred music.
..H p. Frost writes home from Los
t es Calf, that he recently witnessed
ming game of ball between Chicago
o> Angeles teams, in which the score
hieago ,, Los Angeles l.
armed district to Holmes mill last
... He hauled $40 cords from the
ryre lot for A. K. Jackson, besides
ties for himself and others.
Brackett bought last week of F.
-lnolds OF Unity, the highly bred
stallion, Harbinger, and will use
stock purposes in this vicinity the
e SeaSon.-Pittsfield Advertiser
>rereopticon lecture will be given by
5, Philbrook in Carrow's hall, East
i- '4-t saturday evening, April Cd, for the
l of the proposed church Admission
a-S Home made candy will be on sale
ntermisSion.
will be a social at the North church
upsday evening, April 9th. Coffee,
wches and doughnuts will be served
o p. m, and later the farce, "The
SIT Of Life" will be presented. All
oers of the parish are invited. Ad-
Ion 10 cents.
ank h. knowton is thoroughly over
NJ the store of Stephenson < Sargent
building on High street. S. 4 S. are
,pying one side of Mr.. Knowlton's store,
'H N'OIs w ME llle pairs dl Z III pIUSIeSSs
glass fronts are to be put into both
>> Louise II. Ferguson has bought the
nery department of j. w. Ferguson
and will continue the business in the
rooms over the store and will employ
Ada c. Jones, who has been with the
many seasons as milliner. Miss Fer
MS many friends will wish her the
her enterprise merits.
l. Clifford has in use in his barber
razor that belonged to his great
father more than $40 years ago. With
Clifford has shaved p. T. Barnum,
lore Tilton, Gems. Butler and Kill
ek. ex-Governors Coburn, Perham,
well, Crosby and Burleigh, Congress
Nilliken and other noted men.
of the best of Percy A. Sanborn's cat
-.gHs was on exhibition in A. d. Chase's
window last week. The subject was
the pretty coon cat owned by r. H.
don of Melrose, Mass. Rags weighs
ounds and is the grandson of Phoebe
sc, Mrs. r. P. Chase's pet cat. He
VIE o6CODu Prize III Tie IndlucIl, MASS,
,a hoW, recently.
\. Bird, Sanford Howard and Chas.
lazeltine, who were appointed to arbi-
lie the claim of David S. Cressey for
ii. atement of sewer assessment, made an
mination last week and sustained the
o,tlon of the Municipal officers. Mr.
sssey owns land at the corner of Com
.tlclal and Bay View streets, which the
claims is two lots and assessed accord
-!y total assessment of $50. The
tuount was reduced to $50, but Mr. Cressey
aued further reduction to $24, saying
and is but one lot. The referees will
port in favor of $50.
law COURT DECISION. Tilesten Wad-
Esq, Clerk of Courts, has received
1900 the Law Court the rescript in the
as" Reuel A. Hollis VS.. Delestin Whitta-
'~f Whitaker owned wood land in Troy,
f.- AonZo Jackson contracted for the
to cut lumber therefrom. jackson,
a'ay and Hollis went on to cut in his
9L Whitaker forbade him, claiming
the contract was only with Jackson.
is claimed that he and Jackson were
t"'theTs. The matter has come before the
Ner courts several times in various forms
.h decisions in favor of the defendant