The Republican journal., 1904-05-12
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DR.. J. B. Darling, V. S., had professional
calls last week to Is towns outside of Bel
fast
All interested in savings should watch
the advertisement of the Peoples National
Bank. which is changed every two weeks.
In an obituary of Russell D. Sanborn the
Portland Evening Express said: "Mr San
born had many friends in Portland who
have learned with deep regret of his early
DEATH
A tennis club has been formed in this citv
with ten members. ]. Lee Patterson is
president and Leslie C. Follett secretary
and treasurer. The grounds at the Leonard
Cooper place on High street have been put
i n fine condition.
The senior class of the Belfast High
School will present the sact comedy "A
Rival by Request" in the Grand Army
Hall, Searsport, Friday evening, May 18th.
There will be dance after the drama, with
music by Reyes orchestra.
c. O. Poor has leased the store in his
| block formerly occupied by H. Fl. johnson
& Co. for three years to Messrs. NJ. Bakarat
& Eyoub, who are now in New York buy
ing a stock of goods. Both partners have
| been in business in Brazil, and after visit
| ing several places in Maine decided to To-
cate in Belfast.
Manager Clifford gave the patrons of the
Belfast Opera House highly satisfactory
entertainment Tuesday evening, when the
comedy drama, 'sA Ragged Hero" was
presented by company in which the popu-
lar comedian, Geo. F. Hall, took the funny
part entitled Willie Wallfower. He had
good support and there was large audi
ence.
ACCIDENTS. E. A. Barclay of Warerville,
brakeman on the Belfast and Waterville
freight train, is suffering from broken
ankle. He was shifting cars at Thorndike
station last Thursday and in stepping from
one car to another after they were I'M
coupled fell to the ground. A heavy team
owned by the Swan Il Sibley Co. was run
into by a freight car on one of the Lewis
wharf crossings Monday. Two wheels of
the wagon were completely wrecked and
other parts badly broken. The horses and
driver escaped unframed,
| Prof A, A: Drury writes to correct a
false impression that has has gone forth by
the announcement in the papers that the
Campelo House was "licensed hotel. :"
| The city of Brockton, Mass, in which the
n +oI obi oil
hotels and victualing houses to procure IL
censes, which are granted without expense
to the proprietors, and have no reference
whatever to the sale of liquors. Brockton
is no-license city, as to the sale of intoxi-
cants, and the Campello House has been
strictly temperate house under Prof.
Drury's management of seven years and
five months, and C. F. Smith, the new land
lord. announces his intention to follow in
the same line.
HER GOTH BIRTHDAY. The friends of
Mrs. Fidelia A. Carter to the number OF
thirty or more called on her at her home,
No. 5 High street, Wednesday afternoon,
May 4th, her nineteth birthday anniver-
sary. The ladies of the Baptist church
sent her bouquet of ninety pinks, and
many other friends sent floral offerings.
Rev. Geo. E. Tufts, her former pastor, and
Rev. E. S. Philbrook, present pastor, were
among her callers, and letters were received
from her former pastors, Revs. David F.
Estes, f. W. Ryder, R. D. Fish and wife, J.
F. Tilton and r. T. Capen, and from the
widow Of Rev. A. A. Ford. Mrs. Carter is
the oldest member of the Baptist church,
both in years and church membership, and
has been a member of the Sewing Circle
fifty wears. She retains her faculties to a
remarkable degree, and greatly enjoys the
visits of her friends.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. A. D. Chase &
Son advertise this week millinery, ladies'
suits, shirt waists, dry goods, small wares
and carpets. Read their stamp offer, IS for
81, for one week only....N c. Matthews
is selling good school shoe, and this
should interest all boys who wear shoes.
Call and see them....F. S. Holmes, real es-
tate broker, advertises farms, residences
and other property for sale. Now is the
time to buy. Tobacco found. Owner can
have the same by paying charges at Swift
& Paul's... Choice seed oats for sale by
Swan & Sibley Co... City Clerk advertises
for proposals for collecting taxes. Only
S1.37 for complete fishing tackle outfit at
Follett's Sporting Goods Store, 81 Church
street. -. Peoples National Bank pays per
cent interest on deposits subject to check.
IA housekeeper in family of one, and
girl for general house work, wanted in
Searsport. Fred Atwood has few 2
horse plows with wheel and cutter ready to
hitch up, for only S. each while they last.
.... Read the testimonial on Kent's Celery
Wine, for sale wholesale and retail at the
City Drug Store. .... Female attendants
wanted at the Taunton, Mass, Insane Asy-
lum See report of votes in the Incubator
contest at Harry W. Clark & Co.'s clothing
store. See also the advt. of the Widow
Jones' boys clothing. ...See notice of W.
G. Preston, proprietor of the Windsor
Hotel stable.
FISH FACTS. E. II. Colby and son Miller
were in port May 9Th and 9th, with about
1,4OO pounds of live fish, mostly cod. They
report paddock very scarce. -. Bramhall
cut the first Penobscot salmon of the sea-