The Republican journal., 1905-05-25
7Hf NEWS OF BELFAST.

,f.,fov,1 farm under the new contract.
...ng in June the Duplex Roller
,1... company will close on Saturdays
t.r the summer.
sou have had telephone in
.hpir drug store for the accom-
..,f their customers. Their num-
..i5 ring ).
-.. ..1lp> of T. IL. Marshall Circle,
f The g. A. R., are requested to
-rlDday afternoon at Memorial hall
..u1e the bouquets.
5F have been in the harbor again,
GOOD catches were made the past
.-,n, the lower bridge, including fish
., -r- fl Twelve pounds.
PA. sophomore class of the Belfast High
lad a picnic at Swan Lake last Sat
.. car lodges Corner correspondent
.. .rrert Of the affair.
III. 5e., Of the Womans Hospital Aid
.,l not paid their annual dues may
Ian. u Mrs. Chas. A. Pilsbury, Presi-
Mas. Jas f. McKeen, treasurer.
... ..Arl the Bennett Moulton Co. at
...t.t opera House Thursday, Fri
... saturday evenings and Saturday
.- f-t YOUR seats early at the box
.-- .ls. been some good catches of
.t salmon in Swan Lake this spring
.-h have been small. A five
.a~ atfed the first of the week,
N Webster, who was shot May l4th
gH OK, is progressing favorably
Very. Pulse and temperature
4ud there are no unfavorable
exhibition in the windows of
and Fred \. johnson have
rharleS HammonS drew the
$ ami the other was drawn
.. Morrill,.
tiers remaining in the Bel
for the week ending May
Mrs. Susie Gordon, Mrs.
1ndl Gentlemen--A. FRANCESCA
ann Toothaker.
Globe reports that PenobScot
u-come plentiful in that mar
some dealers are selling them
FOUND. Wonder where these
uon were caught? They are
hens teeth here.
iN County Veteran Association
Morrill, June list. About one
--uclation met with the good peo-
tl and had a very fine time.
mt again and give them good
.-H IA Stinson, Sec'y.
-7 d party of Italians who had
-H- on the new railroad came
-54> to take the boat for Boston,
.come dissatisfied with the job.
morning another party arrived
-,t To go to work on the road.
, to be made, and we hope it
u.r successful, to celebrate the
uEth. 1t ought to be easy to
.-. d horse trOt and a ball game,
WAYS draw a crowd, and to have
M reWorkS. Let us wake up and
.- arroll of the contract depart
-h. New England Telephone and
d o. has made a personal canvas
and added 80 subscribers to the
IS bange. The telephone is fast
necessity. Monday direct
.t. l4nd was ready for business.
oyle schoolhouSe in Northport
vas most appropriately observed.
d the pupil plant number of
.l-y also cleared the ground in
unsightly brush and trimmed
Shade, trees, doing an excellent piece
Which Miss Curtis, the teacher,
assistant.
-uMud Oil Company is to intro
-aIN system here and tank has
-i which will be placed on
near the west end of the lower
tank is 10 feet in diameter by
I'd will be placed horizontally.
hrought here in tank cars and
dealers from tank cart.
lWuers of Seaside Chautauqua
meet with Mrs w. B. Fletcher,
set, Monday afternoon, May Doth.
esan will be from chapter eight of
G. book, German Literature,
iu he April Magazine, German
', rOll call, quotations on our
N-- Motion Pictures will be the next
at the Opera House, to follow the
Aouton Co., and to those who are
.-'--d n moving pictures rich treat is
"tl Miss Alice Brophy, the Virginia
-ai' With the latest illustrated songs,
De III" ieature of the evening. Prices,
tu4 'o cents. Seats on sale Wednes-
A-v list.
-+. will be no spring session of the
unity Teachers Association this
A' ' IS thought that in the future
b. "nyention will be held yearly in
rml-annual meetings as in the
would seem that if the convention
'- turing vacation there might be a
tI'ndance and more profit to the
While it would not be necessary to
thools for two days.
met one farmer who did not
the weather. W. A. Monroe
he Journal office last Thursday
greeted with the remark that
very good weather for farming"
'.e' that the rain was needed. We
-'NeVer, the farmers generally are
"tt rs Hted as to their comments on the