The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-06-14
NORTH BELFAST. The pupils of the

| NORTH BELFAST. Inc pupliS OF the
schools in this village gave an entertain
ment last Friday evening under the direc-
ton of their teachers, Miss Annabel John
son and Miss Leona Bucklin The exer-
cses consisted of music, readings and da-
logues and were we'll executed. An admis-
! sion fee of ten cents was charged at the
| door and the sum of 81 was received, which
i is to be sent to the needy children of San
| Francisco. Mr. George F. Brier, who
spent the winter in Maiden, Mass, arrived
! home last Friday. Nv G. Hatch and W,
S Hatch were elected delegates to attend
the county conference of Congregational
churches in Freedom Tuesday.
| MORE BIRGLARIEs Since the burglary
at the Bradman store on Main street, re-
ported last week, the drug store OF A. Il.
| Pilley in Brooks has been entered and con-
siderable propertytaken and there have been
two breaks in East Belfast. Last Saturday
night the store of Clarence NJ. knowlton
was entered by removing the putty from
large pane of glass in a front window. The
cash register was broken open and about $40
in silver taken, with a quantity, of tea tobac-
co, cigars and general groceries. The next
| break was at the cottage OF w. W. oakes OF
Skowhegan, on the shore, and the boathouse
was also broken into and a rowboat taken.
The boat was located soon after the break,
but was allowed to remain in the possession
of the man W no had bought it until an effort
could be made to secure the burglars. Sus-
pieon rested upon two young men from
Massachusetts who have been hanging
about here, aud Monday night City Marshal
Kimbal policemen Frisbee and NickerSon,
accompanied by Mr.. f. R. Wiggin, visited
an unoccupied building near the Board
| Landing where they were said to have their
Rendezvous There was no one at home,
and the door was unfaStened. Entering
they lighted some kerosene lamps found
on the premises and Mr.. Nisgin readily
identified hammock, rudder, and other
articles as among those taken from the
Cakes cottage Returning to the city the
officers called at a house the men were
known to have freQuented and arouslng the
inmates learned that one Of the young men
had left for Boston on the boat that after
noon. and that the Whereabouts Of the other
/ were unknown. \ description OF the
former was obtained and the Boston police
communicated with by telephone, with the
result that OH the arrival of the boat in
| Boston Tuesday morning the man was ar
rested City Marshal kimball left on the
boat for Boston Tuesday afternoon and is
due here this morning with his prisoner
This capture is expected 10 lead to the loca-
,f : l,. al ht44, .l-f,4Dfi.4r
.,,4,o \o7.t,. Whau on her +rjn M
rive, -.,,nuo,,. lime 9Th. stmr.
poa1-1.r,j t1.,,. ,rr , ,.,lind.r haad of the
t1r-4 INIT ,,a. ahIa IN proceed uud.r low
,,,ass,,ra At Tapnla Heights Can't. bpp-
nett megaphoued to have a telephone mes
sage sent IN Belfast for the steamer Castine
To come to thAirass Il stance and AT the North
MORT Camn Ground he made the same re-
onas+ of Mr. e u Dickay. who was ON the
wharf The C3stina did not have steam up,
hovavar and the Rockland reached Mar
Sba]1,s u hart where She laid up for repairs.
the Castjup taking her passengers and
frAiobt up-riy4r when she left with the Re.
hal,ab excursion for WiuterpOrt The as
time arrived back about a. m Thursday
, and returned AT once to Bucksport to take
tho RocklanG,s place on the Camden route
The Rocklapd completed repairs and re-
sumpd her route Monday morning ...., The
steamer Pemaouid began running on her
new route from Sargentville to Rockland
, via Stonington, touching at intermediate
, landings, June 4th. ....... The summer time
table OF the Maine Central, which went into
o+4,,.+ Trna t+h ,nnlia5 TO tho Mama Cen.
tral steamers as well as the trains The
Frencbmau'> bay boats this season are the
Norumbpea. commanded by Capt. Saddler.
th.. >anuho commanded hy Can't. Norton.
and -A.4 Saun,4t. commanded by ant Gal