The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-05-09


MAY MORNING.
of most in the morning air,
pi-t >. sense that life is fair;
'A.sj s., ID note of happy bird
Che a, 1 ri. bare boughs of the poplar
T1u .le .'''
155aEes his wings to mount on high
| BIZ ". stretch of wind-Swept sky,
-o' sssrf hat catches the Tilt and swing
4la . "a IN, that is life and love and Spring.
a.. ., .l The outing Magazine for May.
r Fletcher of Monroe has bought the
.,rdlprl farm in East Belfast.
.snb Wight and family have moved
Norrhport avenue to the Geo. E. Wight
no,s ID High street
ais. Edith l.. Burgess, who has been
.u.. tle 1905 index of transfers of real
,,sat tD4 office of the Register of Deeds,
W. .smpe4d that work.
r. belfast Band, Mark Crockett di-
manning to come to ROckIand and
is..| ..rt-Et and ball in the near future.
-o.n4s. n will draw crowd from all
m S ,-atom-Courier-Ga Gazette.
r,,.aess. A strange dog called at his
t- ta- other day and presented him
1b-ar uappies. pedigree unknown,
~...p..rz telephone lists have been dis.
...-ef ..8 as usual, there are number
nr--- and additions. 1t will pay to
..,.- -',+ i>t for a while when using the
,l'as
o,.,nastpr Field has received the new
..,-.f 0l- and two cent postage stamps.
nh. s-a eut stamps are not ready. The
..r stamps are different in shape from
ao.. LOS % use, but of the same colors.
ir4,s.1n, Me, subscriber in renewing
l. Subscription says: 81 take other pa
,s bal he Journal is the paper for me.
a.st0rAard to its weekly visits with the
ers,s, u.easure."
The * Club spent pleasant evening
y.rda, as the guests of Mrs. Herbert L.
~. 1., franklin street. The next meeting
s.l- oa tuesday evening, May 18th, when
Ms, sarah T. West will be the hostess.
De i4U has sold his house on Church
yr-- lmps c. Durham and Capt. J. W.
7-- and family have moved there
tr Marion L. Brown house on High
g.- VI and Mrs. Hail have taken the
,ra.G-l by Capt. Ferguson.
to have another clothing factory.
n., 3. huoViton has rented what has been
rar The Dodge building opposite the
gt lt0n to J. B. Pierce Il Co. of Bos-
mHi get it ready for their occupancy
Jag SILL come here the first of August.
ILL., lass on Smelts went into effect May
.Sal. Ha-dens have given notice that they
W1,r fu Keep sharp lookout for illegal
l1l- The law provides that no smelts
!hs be- taken or fshed for in tidal waters
aay. los hook and line between the first
MsoI April and October.
8fup, who wore light coat, soft black
bat AND black pants was driven from the
cellar IF Melvin Clark's house in Mr..
3Ei Bsence by Mrs. Clark, who threat
.l-i Ju shoot. He ran the length of Dur
BAN street and disappeared from her view.
Tramp, had better look out, for Mrs. Clark
las lle rifle and knows how to use it.
Il- members of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
cea meet with Mrs. E. P. Frost, No. ~
high street. Monday afternoon May 18th.
Ilf essen will be from chapter nine, page
ISL 10 l-oof the C. L. S. c. book, Rational
iTu,. and from the ChautauQuan Maya
ll- ". au-es of the Severn Valley" to
page rs Eoll-call, quotations from favorite
Eassh neets.
#-a.e q receipt of handsome souvenir
Ns ARA tlom c. G. Ferguson giving a view
dt@ Ks Tub building in Houlton, with
G.m7ssLse: This is to invite you to call
va- a loultOn.' Most assuredly we
sad D1J tail to do so. The Houlton Elks
5.al} lave very attractive home, judg-
TO- Wu lie exterior, and the interior is no
9l.u s-eping.
laiaews Bros have sold the material in
h- building formerly used by their
gam department. and the work of re-
Aoa began last week. Some disposition
0.o. made of the old dryhouse and the
Vl eva. She'd will be rebuilt. Then the
ground, around the present buildings will
EsHlad, 10 continuation of work done in
!ls direction last fall This will add great
RN lhe appearance of that section of the
Wy ana should encourage like work in
Other sections.
ibr Waldo Agricultural Association
'4' VIII be held in Belfast, August 10th,
'@ and End, and, as previously ANNOUNCE
Gu 9A-00 will be given in purses for the
'doss, as follows: 213 stake, 16 stake, 2.19
'4As- . a stake, 2.29 stake, min. stake, all
''@ purses. The class races are free for
~ purse $500; 3-years-old and go class,
Purse 500, Entries close June 25th, per
uu' per cent July 18th; per cent Aug.
"u' When horses must be named and de-
mIOed All races are for horses owned in
4d'0e and Maritime Provinces.
DASH BALL. w. E. Dilworth is now
''aelng the Belfast High school team,
'NvA has been made up as follows: Cum
r'uslanI' c.; Richards, p; Robinson, 1st.
r. D'''-5 md; Fahy, 3rd. Noyes, S. s.; Col
.,-'' D. j. Crocker, C. f.; Estes, r. f.; SUBJ
. a W, Dickey and Bramhall. May LIST
''e team played the Freedom Academy
"'' Id Freedom, and were defeated by a
''V'F VI 10 to /. The visitors could do moth
,1s "'i'l the crack twirler of the Academy
., '''n He allowed but three hits and
4, ,'1ef ont ten men. Robinson of the Bel
,a Team was struck in the head by a
l.Nl-Q ball and quite painfully but not