The Republican journal., 1905-04-13
IHf NEWS OF BELFAST.


..,.r be Unitarian parish party
y.....I.l hall this, Thursday, evening.
.sl..4me judicial Court convenes in
urNt Tuesday, Justice WiSwell
u-,lH-
-.V Brown of the Belfast post office,
-5.t The NJ. K. Cooper house, No. 3
--.. rp-
..,,reant scratched the plate glass
.. M llenry Staples store last week.
..... Iou- At night,
....nnt Of the races at Pittsfeld the
adj. . .aaHy Agricultural Society has de-
... .l4nge the date of their first pay
.... .It- stake races from June 26th to
l.a--o4
" Miller laid on our table yester-
....... lei e., egg that measured 7 inches in
,...srce. q inches in length and
s.u Is ounces, 1t was evidently a
...s. a-a, egg
.m-d letters remaining in the Bel
D
A.. .... Bell. Mrs. Ella Cook, Mr.. r. T.
... N. +. q. Damon, James j. John
VI S. d. Twitchell.
r.-...- of the Belfast High school have
... -g. base ball team, with Harold
r.t... prdin and Guy Holmes manager.
......-rl would like to play them are re-
~,
s in looking over the steamer
ether day discovered that the
U- fllot house was minus the
ay-Stander suggested that the
lischarged when the steamer
op.
ale been unpleasantly numer-
hey beg from house to house,
gifts lodging by the police,
on. Most of them Say they
the new Seaport railway
ID
~ Mass, subscriber writes 81
Interested in Mr.. George A.
ieeount Of the meeting of the
.... of Boston, and laughed we'll
cisms, The journal is one of
'-e Of my life
'e crosby has rented the Geo.
house on High street and with
Mass Anne c. Crosby, will
-1mmer here. When the ar
Vas made MI. Gilchrest expect
hjmastOn for the summer.
-5ational Club had they
per last evening and the guest
.nd speaker was General ID. II.
~. who gave an address on the
Lee. Gen. Chamberlain was
Lie here of Dr. g. F. Lombard
-uC Daybreak II, Capt. f. II.
vel Sunday afternoon with a
i've cod, which found a ready
loby expects to return in
and to bring some paddock on
p He reports rough weather
0unday.
bridge is in bad condition and
. ,ed 10 travel. 1t may be neces-
Id it, but with repairs it might
his .N -ars longer. 1t was rebuilt not
ago, but the piling was very
s st uJherwise inferior. The lower
>1 undergoing repairs.
-aoerS of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
t-a -rt Monday afternoon, April 18th
a. ltalph Herrick, No. 81 Union
g- lesson will be from the maya
'Y..mau Musicians and from the c.
X, studies in German litera-
-call, quotations on the early
e-Gs
Vi be a sale, supper and enter
Memorial Hall Wednesday
and evening, April 10th, under
of the Universaist society.
-- ms at , O'Clock, and the supper
followed by an entertainment,
rtRrS Parade" Admission TO
-ntertainment 30 cents.
"u the Improvement Society
YET of rustic seats made and
rrent points about the city for
'Na public. One was placed in a
on Northporu Avenue near the
-ph b. Wilson, and Mr.. Wilson
tore it for the winter When
ur to put it away it was gone.
.td stolen it.
- need Of Belfast today is hotel
a.. visitors. The Windsor Hotel
p.- accommodations for business
s conveniently located, but it
'-el the wants of the many who
70 spend the summer here. The
A house, so-called, on Northport
"'l slight changes in the interior,
i'7 made an excellent summer
''' a" understand is not now avail
At purpose. There is money
MOTEL with the right man or
.o 70 The head of it.
7s Of high class entertainments will
lie Opera House for one week,
''' d. April 18th, by NJ. Henry Walsh's
N''f arrival under the auspices of
Ns, Lodge, No So, Knights of
his city. These entertainments
nand and orchestral concerts,
performances and an exhibition
WORLDS Glass Exposition, besides
rher pleasing attractions. The
De Admission, 20 cents chill
nis; reserved seats, 30 cents.
~ be procured of members of
lodge.
FUR LIQUOR SEIZURE. Sheriff
j., deputy Elisha W. Ellis and Milo
,. 'I belfast's special police force
commonwealth Hotel Thursday
tFri 9th, and caught the proprie