The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-03-28

.,.-'r>ES. At the post Office.
:. .r At the store of l. II. w.
--..- Of u. j. Dickens.
..E . -earSp0rt and NJ. }. DOW,
-41Hized agents to receive sub
. s,ertl>tmentS.
~ t< Journal PUBLISHING Co.
.>-fKIN' FER SPRING.
..-d inter as some people
.,.u
comm and I'm glad when
ruugh.
The lowers bloom and hear the
Ills sing,
.. 5nds me hankerin'--a hank
spring.
some folks that'd go all through
....0 muttied to the ears;
.-- >-asonS are alike-at least, it
..t owe the springs caresS nor
8 .r- winters sting;
t--, les keeps hankerin'-a hank
20 FER spring.
r.,trhe meadows to the hills all
th snow
.-re Of silent woodland, every
: "a hlch know.
r.-- somehow, lonesome-and l
...-. eaTt to sing.
... If the winter and I'm hank
X uman'S Home Companion.
...u,ed tG f. L. knowlton Of
rs, for a copy of the San
.Hlt}e.
has sold his lunch business
.se to W. \. Kimball, who
-.,,.n laSt Thursday.
asst week Of the Woman's
... vas voted to contribute $500
-s-.5-y ward at the Waldo
a.. Mo-, subscriber writes. 81
.H- without The Journal and
ever since it become d Re-
MIS- fItting about in the money
The post office last Saturday,
sri t. have come in through an
others have been reported
...s.
rr a furnished house has been
-. ., rNuued, as the party wanting
-. ..l to 20 elsewhere. The advt.
this week before the order
was received.
r T. will observe its SD
. the home of Mrs. George f.
ay5ieW street, Friday after
. .h \ picnic supper will be
cordially invited to attend.
.- marshal, DR.. L. W Ham
upon his duties last week,
a1hc watch will be on duty
~ of the month, They have
- . mi and have done the city
-. { Representative NJ. }. Dow
submission, made in the
representatives. March 18th, has
full in pamphlet form. The
IN the newspapers was some
.a Hs-d.
,h B- for pickerel in Wood Island
.alrabacook pond, March 10th,
.- s1u5eil of Searsmont caught a
d. .,,-u salmon eighteen inches in
a- N7 Campbell also took a fine
t.. resarei
''..u-d letters remaining in the Bel
.. tae for the week ending March
, ~mlth Cram, Mrs. Edwin Clay
@ Lascell, Mrs. W. H. Moody,
i,>.ga H. Thompson, Mrs, NJ. C. Will
a.Alir-w Beckert, H. w. Blake & Co.,
-tu, Mr.. n. j. Stevens.
William Il. Swan, whose early spring
ways the envy of her less sue
-uIs, reports snow-drops blossom
-#H,iay, March DIST Some of the
a1rant little flowers grace the
this week. Mrs. Swans GRO
1uJ this week. Miss Annie V.
BIAS arocusses in blossom.
annual ball of Seaside Hose Com
SHE Grange hall, Friday even
b. .t.. mi, was very largely attended.
rsyt furnished the music and
l. I. Clough was the floor
.'a financial as well as social
.lr proceeds will 90 toward
.s- aart for the company.
met with Miss NJ. Helen Bird,
f, last Monday evening An
.0- received from Mrs. c. a.
At "Backw ward Party" and
nome Monday evening, April
Enthusiastically accepted. The
ME guests will carry out the
u. the evening and there will
doing"
" 'ad commissioner, H. NJ. Ben
""a upon his duties last week. He
-."o. held the position two years,
s4aceeded last spring by j. F.
'', Who now retires. 1t is a difficult
FL il to the satisfaction of every
.'. It is recalled that Mr.. Bennett
.' clean streets, something we had
Vi a-t for long time.
-~ Alfred NJ. Ferguson has bought the
wv Wight farm on Northport avenue
. vi. Engage in the poultry business.
"-nson has until recently been in
7'' i'l himself as a druggist in Mas
WAS DIS, but the confinement did not
" "..l him and he sold out and came
Wight and family will move to
1-i occupy the George Z. Wight house
.s. reet.
-'s thunder storm of the season
f'iday afternoon. There were
'i' " thunder and flashes of light
' -IeraI showers of rain. Some
HE roar of heavens artillery to
- yeiebrating the victory over the
movers the day before. 1t did not