The Republican journal., 1906-05-10
IHf NEWS OF BELFAST.
pTBLIS HERS NOTICE.


St mon SPRINGS. At the post Ohce.
sigIrRpoRT At the store of l. ii. w.
0lt..,r< store of D. J. Dickens
.N,,' sniIiyan, Searsport. Miss E. NJ. Hall,
D. III and NJ J. Dow Brooks, are author
Nl-.54ntS TO receive SUBSCRIPTIONS ana aoVer-
HHfr N.,-utrCAS JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
.r,ss W. Lancaster..has bought the W.
Toward house, So Spring street.
,.n Uaney has taken the store at North
.omnsround again this season and will
.-.,,iy for business when the season opens
.t.sra has been less moving than usual
...s .nrlng, perhaps because there are
nlaees than usual to move into, as
.,r. not many vacant tenements.
,o, F II. Colby in smack Daybreak ar
M friday night with Holsters and live
.,ld his fare to the markets and sailed
..+.r.iav morning for the fishing grounds.
Tina annual meeting of the Children's Aid
....t. # Maine will be held at the Girls
s.a,- Sorthport avenue, Belfast, May 10Th,
ann m, for the election of officers and
,.--.tn,acton of the usual business.
r.a lime number of McCall's magazine
Illustrated article on "Longfellow's
v... liz Inn" by Ruby Carlton johnson
-.fote the article on Belfast for the
r.. Track News, reprinted in The Journal
~ months ago.
...ug recent donations received at the
,.l. ounty Hospital were the following:
,5.ueS, Mrs ThOs. B. Dinsmore; maya
..- Mrs f. D. Tapley; flowers, Mr.. Hen
stables: preserves, GA Friend"; crib, "a
r...g child's bed, Mrs. f. 5. Pitcher
aembers of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
.... meet Monday afternoon, May 18th,
.u Mrs. f. P. Frost, No. AZ High street.
-... .,,on will be from chapter ten of Greek
md chapters ten and eleven of Greek
a.ure Roll call, quotations from
-..lotus.'
der of The Journal who had noticed
...YIagraphs concerning the destruction
,.e NAY flowers by pulling the plants up
- roots suggests a similar warning
striuping the bark from the white
People have been known to do
private grounds where the trees
led.
. has been resumed at Mt. Percival,
...urt. A bowling alley, an ice house
I;trge stable will be built, and the
.., beautitied with trees and shrub
.ht road leading to the summit Will be
NTH shade trees, and the view from
f-4ryatory is one that cannot be i'm
upon.
rsr s. Darby has just completed at his
... spring street, a very handsome row.
which is for sale. She is planked
e-iar, top streak oak, stern and
.I.., mahogany; has brass roWlocks,
rs copper fastened and rivited. The
.U, Hanship throughout is of the best and
model good one,
|.- swift blacksmith shop, lower Main
..tr. has been sold to John +. Rogers,
.. win repair 1t and fit it for machine
...p 1t had been the property of the
-...r, for 40 years, and after w. A. Swift
-.a from business was occupied by
--rh L. Havner until his death Latterly
..4.4, f. Moves has used it for storing car
.s-e>, etc.
.r-ug the next six weeks, Capt. w. f.
--h Of the L. 5. fish commission an
..gc-s. over 100000 brook trout are to
....s-d in Maine waters. This is one OF
l!gest consignmentS ever sent to
- Belfast is to have 5000 handbook
mou, and trout will be distributed in
tunty as follows Burnham, 10000;
5000; Belfast, $4,000.
amber of the gentlemen friends OF Mr..
ouuer, whose marriage was recently
iced in these columns, assembled at
.1age in Northport last Thursday
DON to commemorate the happy event.
I.. r5rtv went down by buckboard and
.t.. carriages and on arrival at the cot
we're cordially welcomed. Refresh
.-r- we're served and a social time enjoy
+h., season of the year barrel of moth
lands near the door in the store of A.
loves & Co., and not few persons have
-u-#raI them from time to time, thinking
we're confectionery. In an Ellsworth
.l store the other day woman picked
IT.. rI bit rubber sponge, and her expla-
.t.4 TO the amazed druggist who caught
l-- The act was, 81 thought it was corn
e-sa'
IalPLETs. Mrs. Walter P. Clarke of
ST. jesert Ferry gave birth, May, End to
SOU Aelghng pounds, and two daughters
vashng 81 and 81 pounds respectively-all
sound healthy and perfect children, and all
dong web, including the mother, who is
covering rapidly. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
'c!merly lived in Monroe, and friends there
8i.i j3in in the congratulations which The
journal extends,
Tue Woman's Christian Temperance
TYSON will meet Friday. May 18th, with
Mss +. P rockingham. A full attendance
, 5ested. The following officers were
srted at the last meeting for the ensuing
.4u President, Mrs. Lucy A. DecroW;
.e- President, Mrs. Helen A. Carter; Sec
-att Mrs. Minnie Coombs; Treasurer,
Es- f.. P. Frothingham Recording Secre-
HG Mrs. Ada Brier.
~ the general opinion that the travel
Was never worse at this season OF the
.-U. than it is now. Work on the shoe fac
Har .xrpnsion has been delayed because OF
.fty to haul the lumber from MerrIams
and in other directions business mas