The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-05-11
IHf NEWS OF BELFAST.

,ru41 meeting OF the Chlldren'S
..-n Will take place at the Home
r,-sday at 2:50p. m.
..,. pnnch of the purple and white
.,iorus The journal office, sent by
I'm l,e>boro, where they grow in
lance.
..,..e, of the G. A. r. Circle are re-
t, meet in the hall next Tuesday to
.,,n.aments for blackboard in the
Memorial day.
..... .Hdebted to Hon. L. 7. Carleton of
..i Fish and Game Commission for a
.b- fish and game laws revised to
I-., neat little booklet.
r,. .uifast Journal prints the entire 36
If the city ordinances. They are
.AaIesome regulations, but are they
.. ven approximately Water
F. -s0T.uej
.. ..vl League Record says that there
., open bar in Waldo county and
.u.,h l.. Haley of Frankfort is the
.asY outside of Belfast who pays the
-.r guor dealers tax.
.. .-meut of Monroe was in Bangor
..... .f lbs way to Fourth Debsconeag
-.-. he has fine SpOrtSmen's camp.
.. will open in a few days, cOntinu-
H. rose of the hunting season in
Nr Bangor News.
.. last High school ball team is to
AMIlayen next Saturday and will
p in steamer Castine, leaving
.....f at $50 a. Ill. The fare for the
-Hly 80 cents.
E ia abins has bought the famous
NIA lgawaw of Capt, George A.
uI the schooner Ida May, which
u hands many time since she
port, has been sold to Peter
.. tiers remaining in the Bel
wee for the week ending May 9th :;
So L.. F. Glow, Miss Audine
-.. Adelia Flanders, Mrs. James
Mis-, W. A. Stevens. Gentlemen
-own.
g. colby in smack Daybreak II.
Inv morning with about 300
,h, mostly cod, all alive. He
5een here Thursday, but was
t light winds and calms He
saturday
be a Mother Goose party in
church vestry Friday evening,
-olowed by musical entertain
a.e cordially invited to come and
aa-d with Mother Goose and her
omission 10 cents.
-ul is to have two new R. f. d.
.- % miles long with D. K. Nc
lu4 ]. W. Libby as carrier and
.r-ur 713 people, and one route $50
u- With c. E. Worth and c. L.
-.. a- carrier and substitute.
.-.- W. be a new and direct telep hone
--u BuchSpOrt and Castine, work
. n--un last week. Under existing
--ne.t> one wishing to call up Cas-
5uukSport must make connections
sNurth, then Penobscot to Castine.
L ames L, Smith, in sloop Bay Queen,
.a lie first of the week with good
-l Tuesday Capt. Daley OF Vim
.-l was in port in his gasoline boat
.fp obsters and fresh fish. The lobs-
'a ID at Is cents per pound.
-- class Of 1904, Belfast High school,
'I a reunion, with picnic supper, at
p Sell cottage, Little River, tomorrow,
The reunion was to have been
FTiday but was postponed on ac-
The High school play on that
S.. uAHGEs. 1t is announced from
-rog that the following post offices
a county have been discontinued
l- Nontville. 1853 Mail to Freedom.
..l> 1853. Mail to Freedom.
enter. 1901. Mail to Monroe.
- 1851. Mail to Freedom.
on the upper bridge have been
on-arrival of material required.
'- and it was necessary to order
iangor. The work will be done
bbidge of IsleSboro, the con-
.N built the present lower brid ge
t cement, conductor on the Bel
ia. has bought and is occupying
copper house on Cedar street.
..1 r., Mitchell house on the same
which Mr.. Clement has been occu
1. been rented by W. W. Andrews
lr iGpeY Roller Bushing Co.
II ..- annual meeting of the Christian
LEAGUE Of Maine in Waterville Tues
Philbrook of Belfast reported for
tloconnJy, He said "things are not as
"41e as the friends of temperance
'- Rum is being sold in Belfast still.
be >larziS bill has had little or no effect
-.- lille there is almost daily evil
thtr The sale of liquor in Belfast has
'"+a entirely stopped, the Sturgis bill
Fl, My had its etfect-as witness the
'-l a.1ons and absence of open bars.
.'- aembers of Seaside Chautauqua
.- ".l meet Monday afternoon, May
VITA Mrs. W. B. Fletcher, No. 81
~ street, The lesson will be from the
Dag literature, chapter six, and from
l7v'auquan Magazine, the progress
"'-aphy.' The program for Inter
.a 'eace Day will include quotations
'eee singing ga Hymn of Peace"
Longfellow's poem on 1.-The
a, Spri ngfeld;' paper, "Progress
. leace Movement; :" reading, "Our
shborhood" and "Some Signs of
.H-- discussions on Peace and War.
--A GALL. The Belfast High school
'-' team defeated the Freedom Acad-