The Republican journal., 1904-04-28

Gov. Hill has proclaimed Friday, May
9th. as Arbor day.
The regular meeting of the City Council
will be held next Monday evening.
The regular meeting of the w. c. T. U.
will be with Mrs. A. E. Clark, Friday,
May 9th.
The members of Sunrise Grange will
meet at the Band rooms next Tuesday even
ing at 7.30 O'Clock
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
will have May basket and candy sale at
the Baptist vestry Saturday, April 3Oth, at
go p. m.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Belfast post office for the week ending
April o. F. L. Brigham, NJ d., DR.. Pertt,
John F. Y ockery.
The Claiming League will meet at the
home of Miss Carrie White on Northport
Avenue, this, Thursday, afternoon. If it
storms the meeting will be held Friday
W. II. Clifford & Son, BARRIERS and hair
dresserS, have moved from the knowlton
building on High street to the barber shop
in Masonic Temple formerly occupied by
Pillsbury 4 Benner.
There will be promenade concert by the
Belfast Band in the Opera House, Friday
evening, May 9th The concerts are popu-
lar and should be we'll attended, to the
mutual advantage of our people and the
Band.
The coming attractions at the Belfasl
Opera House are Prof. Prescelle, the hyp-
notist, and George F. Hall in ga Ragged
Hero'-a play which unfolds an interesting
story of love and adventure. Further par
ticulars later.
The members of Seaside Chautauaua
Circle will meet Monday afternoon, MAY
End, with Mrs. Willis B. Fletcher, No. q
High street. The lesson will be from chap
ter six Evolution of Industrial Society,""
and from the April magazine, "a Reading
Journey through the Bahamas and the
Caribbees." The program will include
papers by all on the topic slow Free Are
We" Author, Phillip Brooks.
Ernest Weber has been chosen to repre-
sent the Belfast High school in the L. of NJ
Goth. There were four candidates for the
honor, and a member of the committee who
heard them said he would have been proud
to have had any one of them represent Bel
fast. The committee was Rev. Harry
Lutz, Rev. a shley A. Smith and c. S. Bck-
ford.
LIBRARY ART Gil B. There will be on
exhibition at the Free Library until May Is
views of Perugia, an Etruscan city more
than one hundred miles north of Rome In
the fifteenth century Perugia became the
centre of a school of painting, Perugno
being the leader. 1t is a handsome city
with fine churches and buildings 1t has a
University, Academy, Library and Museum,
and manufactures silk and wooden goods
Last week we noted some changes of
store clerks, and this week have the follow
ing additional to report: Miss Francis A.
Sargent has been obliged to leave F. G.
Mixers on account of i'll health, and Miss
Flora f. Blake has taken her place. Walter
S. Hobbs, clerk at the grocery store of Swift
* Paul, is seriously i'll at the home of mis-
sister, Mrs Miles Jelison on High street,
from an acute attack of erys pelas. His
place has been taken temporarily by Lewis
Clifford of Stockton Springs.
The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
of the Baptist church will observe next
Sunday, May list, as brotherhood Day."
The annual sermon will be preached by
Rev. E. S. Philbrook at 1915 a. M. Men,
bers of the fraternity will assist in the ser
vice. The anniversary exercises in the
evening will include addresses by the pres
ident, Charles Rhoades, and by William
Black and Clarence Hall. Several candi-
dates will be baptized. Percival W. Keene
of Colby will preside at the organ.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. D. Chase &
Son have striking advertisement this week
one that is sure to attract attention, and
customers. They announce an opening of
ladies' new spring and summer suits, jack
cts and shirt waists on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, April 28th, Goth and 3Oth.
These goods are from the largest Jacket and
suit house in New York. They will give Sc
worth of blue stamps this week with every
81 hassock or 81 kashmir rug sold. -. Mitch
ell & Trussell are agents for the Monarch
Mixed Paints, and carry everything needed
in the painting line, in addition to their
usual stock of stoves, ranges, pipe and fit
tingS, and kitchen ware. Annual meeting
corporators Searsport Savings Bank at 10 a.
m. May 18th. Poor Il Son, druggists, have
another lot of the fine sweet pea seeds that
gave such good satisfaction last season.
They have in their spring stock of medi-
cines and fancy goods. An experienced
and capable teamster wanted by the Swan
& Sibley Co... Harry W. Clark & Co. ad-
vertise the Kuppenheimer spring suits and
overcoats, which are really custom made
garments at ready made prices. They give
blue trading stamps. For one week, be-
ginning April 2Sth, Fred A. johnson will
give three blue trading stamps for one on
every cash purchase of 10 cents and up
wards and five for one With evtiJ 81 pun
chase of toilet articles and perfumery.
Here is an opportunity to add to your blue
stamp collection. .TOlman Fl. Fernald
publishes card of thanks. earle &
Jones advertise this week a special sale of
the Horseshoe Brand Wringing Machine.