The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-05-23

Inc Belfast teachers went to Stockton
Springs by buck board Monday to attend
| the semi-annual convention of the Waldo
| County Teachers Association, returning in
| the evening. There were no sessions of the,
city schools Monday.
Maurice W. Lord, city clerk, has posted
the usual speed notices for automobiles.
The State law fixes the maximum rate of
speed allowed at eight miles per hour in
cities and villages, and fifteen miles outside.
The municipal officers have fixed the road
division at one and half miles from the
post office on all roads.
The many patrons of the popular excur-
sion parties which have been conducted out
of this city during past summers under the
management of Orrin J. Dickey of this city
will regret to learn that MIR. Dickey will be
located in Bangor this summer, where he
will have position as Passenger Agent
and Excursion Manager for the Brooksville
and Bangor Steamboat Company, using the
steamer Ruth of 400 passenger limit for ex-
cursions. This is one of the best boats on
PenObscot waters and Bangor people will
be especially fortunate in having such SER
wee. MIR. Dickey will return here in Sep
TENDER in season to conduct bis second an
nual excursion to Montreal and Quebec,
with possibly trip to Moosehead Lake.
large audience witnessed the production
of "The TOymakers," by The Jollities, in
the Belfast Opera House last Friday even
ing. The play is dramatized from new
book of the same title by Charles F. Pidgin,
the author of the popular 'Quincy Adams
Sawyer" and while totally unlike that book
will no doubt prove favorte also. The
company who produced it here was an tx
celent one, and it will be good news to
many people that they are to give return
engagement in June.
MEMORIAL DAY Thomas II. Marshall
Post G. A R., has perfected its plans for
the observance of Memorial Sunday and
Memorial Day. Sunday, May Goth, the Post
will attend divine worship at the Methodist
church, where all appropriate sermon will
be delivered by the pastor, Rev. A. E. Luce
On Memorial Day, at 1.s50 p. NJ, the column
will form on High street, opposite Memorial
building, in the following ORDER
Marshal, Ansel Wadsworth,
and aid, Harvey Stnson.
Mounted Police.
Belfast Band, Mark S. Crockett, Leader.
City Government in Carriages.
Belfast Company. U. R. n. of P, James B.
Waterman, Captain.
Canton Pallas, P. NJ, l. O. o. F., E F. Lit
tlefeld, Commander.
Thomas II. Marshall Post, G. A. r., O. A.
Stoddard, Commander, in Carriages.
The Ladies of the T. Il. Marshall Circle, G.
A R., Mrs. Daniel Kmball President
MISS Splnney's Class of Little Girls in Car
riageS.
Orator and Chaplain in Carriage.
Citizens in Carriages.
The line of march will be down High
street to tbs foot of the square, up Church
to Grove, up Grove to Congress, over Con-
gress to Main. out Main to Grove cemetery,
where the usual exercises will be held. The
procession will then return to the starting
place and disband.
The evening exercises will be held in IL
Opera House, and the orator will be Henry
W. Hubert, D. D., of Portland
New ADVERTISEMENTS James H,
Howes, Odd Fellows block, announces a
special sale for one week of silk waist pat
terms, silk dress patterns and foulard silks
Ask to see the famous money-back Silks.
The City National Bank of Belfast is under
the strict supervision of the United States
government and is United States deposit
tory. Four per cent interest paid. Senior
smart college clothes under regular prices:
Down and Out coats and Gold Bond hats at
William A. Clark's, Clafk's Corner Fred
A. johnson, Masonic Temple, continues his
After Supper Sales. See advt Sth page. -.
Dorothy Dodd shoes at the Dnsmore Store.
.-..Cottage on the North Shore, Northport,
to rent for the season. Apply to William
A. Clark, Belfast. The draft stallion Big
amISt viii serve limited number of mares
at $40 each. Address The Pastures, Bel
FAST. April issues of sheet music at popu-
lar prices at The Fashion, High street. =.
IT, j. Locke u Son have received full line
of Pickard's hand painted china Just the
thing for wedding gifts. Call and see the
display. Well located Office in Opera
House block for rent. :. Mrs. Lucy E. Per
kins and family publish card of thanks.
The Waquoit, South Shore, Northport is
open for the season, and will make a
specially of fish dinners as heretofore.
Lunches at short notice. -. Farm for sale in
Searsport; good house and barn. Inquire
OF ID. f. Stephenson, next door to Windsor
Hotel, Belfast. f. r. Conner, Front street.
Belfast, has a complete line of Prison made
punts, road wagons, Concords and g. new
style of grocery wagons made specially for
his trade. Also good line of New York
and western carriages and prison harnesses.
F. A. Follett & Son have the Maroon vel
vet tone disc records. Woman wanted to
do general homework in family of three.
No washing. Mrs. Judson F. Cottrel
publishes card of thanks. June is the
month for weddings and Harry w. Clark
& Co. have the Kuppenheimer clothes,
which are standard in style.