The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-06-23

Wallace Gibbs, Fred E. Payson, W. R.
Stevens.
The Improvement Society will meet with
Mrs. c. A. Plsbury, Court street, next
Monday afternoon at $50 O'clock. The So
ciety recently received gift of $40 from
Miss Anne G. Crosby.
The members Of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will meet Monday afternoon, June
9th, with Mrs. w. A. Mckenzie, No. II
five and six of "Provincial Types in Ameri-
can Fiction" and from the magazine, ''The
Return to Nature" Quotations on nature.
Attention is called to the advertisement
on the Sd page of can Ideal Summer
Home" for sale on Northport avenue, as
through Misrepresentation the property
has been reported, at home and abroad, as
sold. The advertisement may not appear
again, but the place will be in the market
until sold
The annual adjustment of the salaries of
postmasters has taken place and only two
offices in Maine have shown falling off
necessary to reduce the salaries of the post
back to 81 200 from 81 100 and at Thomaston
the salary goes back from $1,000 to $1,4Oo
| The increases are numerous. Belfast gets
a raise from $4,000 to $780,
| DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. W. P. Thompson,
chairman, and S. A. Parker, secretary, have
issued call for Democratic caucus to be
held at the court house in this city next
Saturday evening at $50 O'Clock for the
purpose of selecting ten delegates to the
Waldo county Democratic convention to be
held in this city on the fifth day of August
and the selection of seven delegates to the
| Democratic State convention to be held in
Watervile on the 18th of July, and for the
! transaction of such other business as may
come before the caucus.
! EXCURSIONS. Through the kindness of
| Capt. ". d. Bennett OF the steamer Golden
Rod of the sport-Camden line, the lit
| tie girls of the Girls Home in this city will
| be given an excursion sail down the bay
next Tuesday. The young people will be
| accompanied by Orrin j. Dckey, the local
excursion conductor. The Unitarian Sun
day school will make an excursion to Cas-
| tiliV iueS Wy Iol. ''tculiCi SttoIiIiC VIII
leave Lewis wharf at 9 o'clock. Friends
from other churches are cordially invited,
| Tickets SOC for adults, 25c for children.
| SHIPPING ITEMS. Schs Mary A. Hall
and Merrill c. Hart have chartered to load
cut granite at Ugh Island for Philadelphia
at 81 per ton. The Hall has discharged
cargo of hard pine from Brunswick, Ga, at
| 20, G. of
the Nicholson fleet, the Arthur V. S. Wood
ruff and the Landseer, sailed from Bucks
| port June 10th. About 10 men are employ
| ed on the two vessels. Sch. Diadem ar
rived June 10Th from Boston with salt for
Swan Il Sibley Co.. .Schs. S. NJ. Bird and
Winchester are chartered to bring coal
from Philadelphia to Belfast at S1.1O.
POLICE COURT Three search and seiz-
ure cases were before the Police Court
| Saturday and Monday Sheriff Norton and
deputies Z. W. Ellis and NJ. G. Norton
searched the places of Dickey 4 Cousins,
Jesse E. Staples and Frank F. Nash Sat
urday and seized quantities of hard liquors
at each. The proprietors waived examina-
ton, were each sentenced to 500 and costs
| etilh ~ uftl III JAZZ anu dppcalCN'.. GtHh
| f, West of Stockton Springs was before the
court Monday for an assault on Luther c.
| BRIGHAM. school teacher in that town.
The teacher boarded at Vests house and
discussion arose at the dinner table about a
punishment inflicted by the teacher on
| Vests boy. West lost his temper and
knocked Brigham down, bruising his face
badly. The School Board took the matter
up and caused Vests arrest The COM
planants We're represented by R. F. Dun
ton, Esq, and the respondent by ". Ii. Me
| Lellan, Esq No defense was put in and
West was bound over to S j. Court in
$500. Frank Bean of Searsmont was
bound over Tuesday in $780, for selling a
horse that it is alleged did not belong to
him
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mrs. B. F.
Wells, Is Main street, has every convent
ence for shampooing and scalp treatment in
a first class manner. She also does mani
cure and facial massage and removes super
tiuous hair from the face. All correspond
ence confidential. Kid gloves cleaned to
look as good as new,...See statement of
the Searsport National Bank. The Wa
quot, Northport Campground, Mrs. L. c.
Ross manager, is now open for the season,
and will give special attention to parties
HOLSTERS, CLANS and fish constantly on
hand. M B. Smith offers another good
bargain in 5-year-old chestnut mare, sired
by Marston c.; dam Belle c. by Election
eer. George B. Elwell has a cottage to
let at Little River. 1t is near the shore and
commands fine view of the bay. Fl. S.
Colman, Searsport, Me-, is agent for Tubu-
lar Separator. Write him for a catalogue
IN c. Matthews has the Patrician shoe
for women and the Elite shoe for men, at
his new shoe store in the Howes block ....
William A. Clark, Clark corner, advertises
a summer suit sale for men. See prices
quoted. Double green stamps during June
.... Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple, in
announcing the continuance of his June
discount sale, presents some new features.
See the coupon and stamp offers. "A. d.
Chase d Son will give 3 blue trading
stamps for one on every 10 cent purchase
June 2Sth, which is also premium day The
firm is now reStocked and repleniShed in