The Republican journal., 1907-04-25

SUM places; oes.o
NIo"g5ssIr At the post on. once as+ o,fo
SEAhsLI SPRINGS. At the post 0ll4ce.
;roCkdlgroRr. At the store of l. Fl. W.
F@I1 Store of D. j. Dickens.
CANH LsN1ic4n SearspOrt and M. j. Dow,
h SUI SUI. ,uthorized agents to receive SUBJ
BFnN ,nt, and advertisements; ~.
,--or vet was a springtlme
NTT-s though fingered the snow
Lt.tb. >ap stirred not at the whisper
I4tT the south wind, sweet ana low;
r.r,pt springtime
NTTynan the buds forgot to blow.
Margaret E. Sangster.
,., movement Society will meet with
Gan f. Bracket Monday, April 29th,
tsNrm.
r,, soop Bay Queen, Capt. Smith, was at
obarf Monday with fresh fish, live
Ibser. aud clans.
~. i, 7,yersalist Ladies Aid will meet
~ Mrs Edmund Wilson, 40 Congress
~, tbf,. Thursday afternoon.
,.. ladies' of the Methodist Church will
(, a,.a sale in the vestry Friday after
a April 10Th, beginning at 80 O'Clock.
rs Lathhone Sisters will have another
..s.. famous suppers tomorrow, Friday,
u The public is cordially invited.
r.. +r,t daDdellon greens of the season
.,-. r,.-a pported by Miss Annie L. Barr,
.s,nerpd them on the Library grounds
s 2t1
Nh. --.1H Rescue Mission rooms at IS
~. ..r..t are closed until fall, and cot
,..rIuas are held at the homes of the
aerb~s
4, H5 Mrs. w. NJ. Vose of Montville
.-.rn,uad to their duties at the Girls
r,.- .1m which they we're called by the
lines. relative.
ris Library trustees have elected Miss
es1. b fIa!l as assistant Librarian at the
eaf., Flee Library, and Miss Hall has as
,a.f ler aties there.
Rtu-l 3rothers, who recently received
,-yis,ol rom the city to put up wood
Oh sVnU- over their store have had the
7.. Iur aHd the awning painted.
U- x, held an interesting meeting
ss Monday evening with Miss Amy E.
~.4... S., Ghurch street. Miss Marian
rs. w antertain Monday evening.
spl -o.
1g4 Waman's Christian Temperance
r..r hold franchise meeting at the
gr u Ms Martin L. Mitchell, No. Is
Frau. street, tomorrow, Friday, after
vsa 90 o'clock.
Mr. Waldo County Veteran Association
Hmet q The Grange hall, North Sears
pr. May md, 1907. Comrades from out
tugr bring their pastry with them.
-L0r-.za Jones, Sec'y.
ill., sdle, Of the G. A. K. Circle will give
publ supper Tuesday, April 30th, at
@5s supper, 20 cents. All members
l-..4gested to contribute food. The pub
as@raiaIIy invited.
TAoHas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R, will
attend lyiue worship at the Methodist
auah 9o Memorial Sunday. Henry W.
Hilbert , D., of Portland will be the
Memorial Dag orator.
Leonard Il BarrowS' shoe factory and the
A.s ashng company's works, which
sLg ioau for Patriots Day, continued
Closed on saturday, taking advantage of
ile shutdown to overhaul machinery.
Tonight Geo. W. Heath presents at the
Belfast opera House, his "Peck's Bad Boy,
bglle Musical Comedy Co. Thaplay is brim-
I'll, a tlA, catchy music and specialties.
Seat, wI.i be on sale at Follett's Prices, %,
Sand 80 cents.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
.ta' @ilI be with Mrs. Ralph Herrick. No
Peach street, Monday afternoon, April
&A The lesson will be from the G. L. S.
e"e6 Rational Living" chapter eight.
H'@- elect quotations.
considerable attention was attracted last
Ha' be- the boiler of the saw mill to be
operated Il Northport by Cyrus Dustin, on
lis aag through town. The outfit was
IaNN lt t0nr oxen and six horses, and
Was Is way to the White lot, where the
l4- 500 ast be set up.
9t A. o. otoddard, president of the Park
"la 's.ou, and Mr.. A. M. Ferguson claim
Ne iQau vi planting the first trees on the
oTlas' pHs. Thursday, April 18th, they
@' o0l some white pines on the property,
'V'" midway between the shore and North
f"'A}shne, beside one of the drveways.
Inc game Of base ball on the Park last
'ilal afternoon between the Young Mems
ASSOCIATION team and the High school nine
''s''7d III victory for the latter with
"V'7 oI Il to 10. 1t was the first game of
Wy season for both teams and the former
4'D lao no practice and the latter very little.
among the entries for the Readville,
mass, races in August next are the follow
Ss "Stllleto c, oh, by Steinway-Nela, by
S M A. A. Fowler, Belfast, Mel
-Ds Boston Globe says: "The Readville
' 1ulyn Is PIP pace. has something like As
ttAsVles' not less than IA of them hailing
"Vn New England"
, sunday was the first springlike day, al
~, aUuell The mercury was as high, around 60,
t,us weeks ago. The birds were out in
,0VT tne robins made themselves heard,
IT, Iue pay put off its wintry aspect.
~, .I'Uay was even more pleasant with a
'Iel temperature. 1t begins to look as
''psu spring has arrived at last. Yester-
~' VIZ mad much needed rain.
h., Y'N MILLS. Mrs. Arthur Higgins has
Az D .Sitng her brother, Neal Woods. ...
aa Curtis is quite sick. Nv. S. Went
nI.u family are Stnnninp with his father