The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-06-01
NEWS OF BELFAST.

L. II. Duncan took to Rockland last week
% salmon from his weir in NorthpOrt
which ranged in weight from 81 to 26 pounds.
The W. c. L. will meet with Mrs. Mary
A. Coombs, Union street, Friday afternoon,
June Cd The topic for reading and dis
cussion will be the morality of home in
tluence.
At the annual meeting of the Trustees of
Cemeteries, held May Goth, the following
superintendent were elected: Grove Gem
etery, James +. Fernald; South Belfast,
James W. " God; East Belfast, Emery 0.
Pendeton; Citypoint, B. S. Staples Head
of the Tide, Albert Lane; West Belfast,
Herbert L. Gray. The trustees are Charles
r. Coombs, (chairman), w. S. Hatch and
Charles F. Swift.
In an editorial on ''I1ibrary Building of
the Future" the Bangor Commercial says
In our own State several examples of the
unwisdom of building too small a building
upon too small site has many illustrations.
The Belfast library building is fearfully
overcrowded. The Buck memorial library
at Buckspo beautiful little granite
building, has adequate room for scarce 100
additional volumes.
There is ample room on the Belfast libra
ry lot for an extension. Indeed at the time
it was built many thought it was placed too
near the street. The question now is, where
is the money to come from to build an ex-
tension?
Sunlight Juvenile Temple, No 4, under
| the care of Belfast Lodge, Good Templars,
was reorganized Wednesday evening, May
24th, by Mrs. II. A. Ivers, Grand Superin-
tendent Juvenile Temples, assisted by the
Waldo District Superintendent, Mrs. Ella
Nj. Pillsbury. There were u children and
II adults who took the pledge. The officers
are: C. T., Linvill Whitmore; V. T., Ola
Colby; Secretary, Ethel Flood Assistant
Secretary, Jessie Tsdale Financial Secre-
tary, Willie Crosby; Treasurer Sadie
Wright; =. {. T., Master Smith; Marshal,
Stillman Flood; d. NJ, Ella Flood; Chap
lain, Della Thayer Guard, Audine Deering :;
Sentinel, Harold Colson. Parents and
friends are invited to join and help in this
work for the children. The meetings will
be held in the Baptist vestry Wednesday
evenings at $50 O'Clock. Mrs. Ella NJ. Pills
bury is the superintendent.
SEIZURES AT FRANKFORT On a recent
visit to Frankfort Sheriff Carleton saw un-
mstakable evidence of liquor selling and
on bis return to Belfast he mailed warrants
to Deputies Bowen and Drake, who called
at the Manor House, Frankfort, Monday
and seized two barrels of beer and some
hard liquors and arrested the proprietor,
W. S. Edminster, and the barkeepers, John
Avery and A. W. Phibrook At the April
tie rm of court John Avery's cases were con-
tinued for sentence on account of sickness
Of the respondent, but he seems to have
sufficiently recovefed his health to resume
business. AS Tuesday was Memorial Day
the prisoners were not brought to Belfast
for trial until yesterday, when they were
taken before the Police Court, where the
usual procedure was taken, the accused
appealing, giving bonds and departing the
same day for Frank fort to resume business
at the old stand.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. d. Chase
" Son have SeaSOndDle advertisement this
week, a reminder that tits June the month
of roses and the good old summer time and
that you should be prepared with light
weight underwear and outerwear. They
also call attention again to their coming
50th anniversary sale, when they intend to
surprise the public with bargains... The
Edison moulded records echo all over the
world. F. A. Follett & Son have all the late
records in stock Read their fer to phOnO-
graph owners. Be your own beauty doc
tor Use Pompeian Massage Cream, sold
by VIM. O. Poor Il Son, druggists. The
firm of Vickery & Hatch, Morrill,, has been
dissolved of by mutual consent, and A. B.
Hatch will continue the business at the old
stand. Nv. A. Clark, Clark's Corner, has
just received So samples of mems suits, ii.
S. & M. make, regular price SIS to $22
your pick at $12.... r. j. Ellingwood, at the
shoe shop in post Office square formerly oc-
cupied by c. F. Goblet, is prepared to do
excellent work at short notice and carries q
line of durable shoes at low prices. Girl
wanted to do housekeeping. Easy work.
three in family. Herbert S. Morey pub
fishes card of thanks.