The Republican journal., 1906-06-07

The Senior class of the Belfast High
school gave a very pleasant and successful
dance in Memorial hall last Tuesday even
ing Reyes orchestra of three pieces fur
nished excellent music, and the floor was
in exceptionally good condition. Ice cream,
cake and punch were on sale, and the or
der of twelve dances was much enjoyed by
the young people present
The grocery store of Herbert f. Bradman
& Co. at the corner of Main and Washing
ton streets was entered by burglars Friday
night and the cash register ritled Of its con-
tents. The thieves made an entrance by
lowering the upper sash of a back window
and climbing over When Mr.. Bradman
closed his store early in the evening he eX-
from the cash register to the safe, but he
was detained and did rot go back, conse-
quently there was more money than usual
in the register. He does not state how
much he lost Nothing else was missed.
The announcement in an out.Of-tOwn pa
per that Mr.. Herbert f. Ellis has rendered
his resignation as superintendent of schools
is premature; but it is a regretable fact
that he intends to resign and that Belfast is
to lose him as a citizen. Mr.. Ellis is now in
Chelmsford, Mass, where he was called
. some weeks ago on the death of an uncle,
Martin Robbins, and whom he is to succeed
in the real estate and insurance business.
MI Ellis has been a most successful teach
er, was for several years principal of the
upper grammar school, but recently COM
pleted his first year as superintendent of
schools and had been elected for g second
term to a position he has most ably filled
DEMOCRATIC Caucus. The Democrats
of this city held a caucus at the court house
last Saturday evening to elect delegates to
the State and district conventions Hon.
VIM. p Thompson presided and Maurice
". Lord was the secretary. The following
delegates and alternates were chosen
State convention W. II. Mcclellan, r. F.
Dunton, f. 5. Pitcher, Enoch c. Dow, H. E.
BHdman, W. p Thompson; alternates
Austin W. Heating, c. f. Stevens, Fred I.
Howard, Elmer O. Hall, George A. Leavitt,
F. L. Cook. District convention J. r. Dun
ton, G. G, Abbott, W. E. Jones, l. V. Mil
Ter, W. p. Thompson, F. A. Greer; alter
mates, F. W. Pote, c. b. Hall, Henry C.
Marden, A. F. Hutchins, j. F. Wilson,
George |. Heating. Fred W. Pote was au-
thorized to secure ii steamer for an eXcur-
sion to Bangor for the State convention.
SEARCH AND SEIZURE CASES. John A.
Warren, proprietor of the Commonwealth
Hotel in Belfast, was before the Police
Court June 4th as a result of a search and
seizure made by Deputies Ellis and Cuddy
last Saturday evening. The officers found
twenty bottles OF lager beer and other evil
dence showing that liquors were sold on
the premises. Warren was found guilty
and given the usual sentence by Judge
Rogers of 60 days in Jail and 800 and costs
and in default of fine and costs go days adj
ditiona, from which Judgment Warren took
an appeal to the next term of Supreme Jul
dicial Court with c. Iervey Howes and
Fred NJ. Staples sureties for 5000 each. 1t
will be remembered that Sheriff Carleton
recently seized Is half barrels of ale at the
Maine Central depot billed to J. $, Stock
ton Springs, Maine. At hearing on the
libel of the above liquor in the Police Court
on June 18th, no claimant appearing, the
goods were ordered destroyed. The same
disposition OF the liquor was made in the
two seizures at Daniel Magee's at Cape
Jelison. Yesterday Deputies Hurd and
Ellis searched the saloon of Jesse n. Sta
pies on Main street, but found no hard
liquor
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Fred A. John
son, Masonic Temple, has received more
new summer goods, including the new lin
gerie parasols, new white linen suits, new
batiste waists, wash silks, etc, and is offer
i'm special bargains in these and other
lines. earle and Jones will begin a series
of sales at a. m. Saturday, June 9th. with
a Q cent sale of new and desirable goods, to
continue June 18th. Tuesday morning,
June 18th, d 10 cent sale, to continue that
day and Wednesday, will begin, and Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. June 18th, 18th
and 10th, are 50 cent days. The special
bargains for each day are given in our adj
vertising columns. Dorothy D0dd shoes
for graduation at The Dnsmore Store....
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Lake K. r. Co. July Is, 1906. y on can
bank by mail with the Waldo Trust Co -.
See illustration of May Manton patterns,
sold by A. D. Chase Il Son.. save your
earnings by deposting them in the City
National Bank of Belfast. F. A. FoIlett &
Son carry every Edison gold-molded rec
ord in the catalog. six teams wanted at
once, to haul lumber at 81 per day. Suite
of neatly furnished rooms for rent Apply
to Miss E. c. Frye, % Miller street. A.
A. Howes & Co. have the best cakes and
crackers, pounds for % cents; soda and
common crackers 81 cents per pound by the
box also three makes of milk chocolates.
-. Good pasturage wanted for two-year-
old colt. The City of Belfast advertises
for sewer construction proposals James
H. Howes, Odd Fello sIblock, advertises
June sale of towels at less than wholesale
prices while they last.