The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-03
1Hf NEWS OF BELFAST.
prBLISHERS' NOTICE.

sullivan. SearSpOrt, MISS h. NJ. Hail,
.,r and VI. J. Dow. Brooks, are author
o. 10 receive subscriptions and adver-
..LIcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
r. f.v Queen, Capt. Smith. arrived
rom the fishing grounds with fresh
-.- Improvement Society will meet with
t.rry ". Clark, Northport avenue,
~. - at 80 p. m.
r-4 frst Penobscot river salmon was re-
81, Bramhall's market yesterday and
-..pd at 20 cents per pound.
r.. f>hing season has opened and
........ nj salmon and trout in Swan lake,
brook trout, are reported.
r, Woman's Hospital Aid will meet to-
-,.... Friday, afternoon, at $50 O'Clock,
e. Mrs. c. .. Poor, Church street.
v. F { Dow of this city has 1856 chick
.... Matched out within five days by 35
a. That is record hard to beat
Y.. .,,ue of The journal consists of ten
. here is lots of good reading in the
.a7ut, much of it of local interest.
-...ug the Breakers will be presented
upany of Belfast amateurs at Mys-
hall, Belmont, Tuesday evening,
~tantial marketed dandelions the
:h.S week He is driving nice D.
Ely bought of Edgar NJ. Cum
Johnson's store, Masonic TEN
be closed until noon today. Thurs
-nable him to prepare for the big
iuw.
punton has called a meeting of the
eommittee for the San Francisco
md in the city government rooms
May 4th, at O'Clock.
. ..nty -three members of the Colby
udoln, Banjo and Guitar Clubs
iown last Thursday, on their re-
CaStine to Waterville.
tile steamer Mona was in port last
..b scallops and live cod. She is
was built at East Boothbay in
halls from Deer Isle.
u-jng of May baskets the night of
VAS not so generally observed by
ING people this year as formerly.
.-tom seems to be dying out.
umed letters remaining in the Bel
-t otlice for the week ending May 1st,
H. Currier. O. I. Despeaux g let
m-ry Mayo, c. f. Blake, Esq.
ocaI insurance agents have heard
.. their companies, and each and
ne is all right, SO that the insured
ave no apprehensions as to their
y
. three days convention of Christian
., and others which was to have been
:b the F. b. church in Jackson viii
.. t.y IS, as announced in The Journal
-4s, has been postponed one week on
.- OF bad roads.
lunphe served a wedding breakfast
..ay morning at his restaurant in
iu block to d young couple married
bit before; and of course gave them
..-. in the house, including the good
4f the proprietor.
warnings against fast driving at each
lie lower bridge have not been heed
. ..4 il has been found necessary to post
oval notices warning offenders that
. be prosecuted. The fast driving
.. the draw out of place.
was no suspension of work Fast
Tie shoe factory extension. Nash
with with their crew were laying
the foundation and F. II. Hoag
crew of bricklayers were busy.
...I HE lumber is on the spot.
members of Seaside Chautauqua
al meet Monday afternoon. May
.tl Mrs Ralph IIerrick, Peach street.
-~-1n will be from chapter nine, page
Of Greek art, and from the April
uuan magazine The Message Of
-ta Architecture" Author, John G..
traa. the divorces decreed at the April
--a H the Supreme Court, and not previ-
ported, were the following Ida NJ.
laHoe Northport, from j. Alton Monroe,
-Ncoqyille, cruel and abusive treatment.
-l=-p.e L. Wentworth, Knox, from Oscar
Wentworth, CranstOn, r. l., desertiOn
lg lblee years previous to filing Of libel.
Nth the exception of the reelection of
Herbert +. Ellis as superintendent Of
@l,o3 no important business was trans
4..-i At the regular meeting of the school
anmittee last Monday evening. MIR. Ellis
8as also granted leave of absence to at
teoI he funeral of relative in Massa-
ollsetts and will be absent few weeks on
BUSINESS.
Tue May breakfast served by the ladies
Of tine North church circle in the supper
."l tuesday morning from $50 to 9 a. m,
va. great success. The baked beans,
No@r bread, biscuits, doughnuts and cof-
lee and, best of all, the steaming griddle
Cases, with real maple syrup, proved an at
Uaa.Ion which added materially to the
"sIu fund.
."tpns of bankruptcy were filed in the
-.@ strict Court at Portland April 9th
On laues a. Adams and Leroy J. Knight,
".H f Unity. AS Adams & Knight they
a. been conducting a general store in
NH The firm owes S6S62, and the as
'e- suGunt to $3.50, of which $500 rep
Isl he stock. James A. Adams of the
''l owes S2,O57, and his assets are $27S.
i">t week we published an interesting
account Of the presentation in West Med
lNNI. Mass of tha now comic OOera