The Republican journal., 1908-04-02
1Hf NEWS OF BELFAST

4 Fuu"U
r'I so,teh Singers at the Opera House
"rhor,day, evening
~' v,ponald has sold his auto to MIR.
b NJ Monroe and will buy a lighter
o' .1ales & Follett's delivery horses
| .s, thursday.
,ohmg factory of Selwyn Thomp-
I ,, Monday on ten hours day
,hbott has sold his milk route to
n Wight, who took possession
Paul filled an order last week
,... yn. n. Y, for St. John alewives
..5 quc. gum
~, ,yomans Hospital Aid will meet
Mr.. e. o. Poor, Church street, Fri
moon, April 3rd, at 2:3o p. m.
., A. Hopkins, who recently bought the
l,ock on Main street, has sold the
no. .,r rear and it will be removed.
... N.ckerson and Leslie Bean sawed
' '''.I. cords of S-foot wood in 131 hours
.,...,., of 4 foot wood, two cuts, in 2t
ns
..N. I'D and Guy Gray, who had each
..s .. LAYS in jail on liquor cases, and
s..s, If 1920 each, were released last
gujN
.,.e..- book was lost on the street in
.. fam the depot last Friday night.
N.Y. .ral will please return it to The
-ug. Ice.
...a..l letters remaining in the Bel
..... -fce for the week ending March
- N, Josephine f. Hall, Alonzo L..
...a.. fdmund P. Simmons.
sub. riber in Howard, r. l., in writing
.......pg number of The Journal says:
...u etter from the home of my earlier
-s.r- ..,unot lose one paper"
oon .he nominations by Gov. Cobb
p... Hh were the following: K. W..
.r-... .Ige of the municipal court, Bel
.t. .rIn. Holmes, Swanville belfast
al. Justice of the peace.
n.. id not come in like hon, ana IL
..-... Ike lamb. 1t was very pleas
oil. .... for March with sunshlny days,
.......a temperature and an absence OF
H.... igh northeast winds.
-.. 1850 inches OF snow fell last Sun
0...-.5. 3ni Monday morning the ground
s.. red. The sun and March wind
..-.i he snow to disappear and ear
IL -.. riernOOn hardly a trace of it was
,.. uckey, son of Almerin Dickey of
.. street, cut his left hand severely
s. Has while cutting wood. He was
.rlr. a-ly taken to the hospital, where
ID. u...1 was dressed and he returned
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T.-us- Of gas ranges is increasing here
.. 4.-eVhere The Belfast Gas Il Flee
FL. prepared to furnish promptly any
n.a- eas stove or range and install them
tr -- cost of the material used. The
p-.- -aS for heating or cooking is S1.SO.
-ueryile, Mass, recently, two young
mel NA. stole SIX quarts of ice cream from
a doorstep were sentenced to two months
sa r he house of correction. The ice
teaa Was to have been served at party
~n .hefts in Belfast have been allowed
ba punished.
ia. mans of Captain George R. Carter.
a vi II the home of his son, Capt Alzo
AJu.r. in Cliftondale, Mass, arrived in
5s.esl thursday evening, March Goth, ac-
ary ID by Mrs. Carter and granddaugh-
r. rlotte. Mrs Carter and Charlotte
pane their home in Belfast.
Na ice D. Towe has bought the interest
G at. Aubrey G. Spencer in the firm OF
>-4.- ~ Eaton and the firm name has
y- uaUged to Spencer, Eaton u Co. MT.
a. vas formerly in the employ of the
-a .. iatterly has been with large fur
a.u puse in Haverhill, Mass. Mrs.
>-0.r retains an interest in the under
"a. I-partment.
- 4uual sale of food and fancy arti-
,@ b he Unitarian parlors wednesday
4rar,u, March 18th, was success as
.4 Mrs. Chas. II. Walden, Mrs. b. III.
..oa.- Mrs. G. A. Quimby Mrs. g. |. keat-
b., N,- Fred A. johnson, Mrs. Charles Il.
.4.- and Misses Maude E. Barker, Char
r- N Cuburu, Maude E. Ellis, Alfredo
L. ,7laOys Pitcher had charge of the
a5r.
oat, Chenery is having his handsome
ly>3zute in this city painted in the good
oAlashi,ned colors-white with green.
ogdS. i has been light shade of yellow.
91el9seO of existing conditions here Mr.
.lelrrywill not build the up-to-date stable
oD he dar street end of his lot, for which
EXTENSIVE preparations had been made, and
be Aa, $50 given up an option he held in
NE Vt ID best farms within the city limits
Inc RICE OF EGGs. Eggs have been
retailing for some time at IS cents, pro-
lucpl, iceiving 16 cents. Some complain
lAat thdprice is too low to be profitable
Dll ,wj Il Paul in going over their books
lui ths the average price for the twelve
mutAS,nding March 81, 1908, was % liz
per den. The prices on the first day
gi "a month were as follows: 1907
Apu Use; May /, Ice June l, 18c; July l.
lN X. /, 24c; Sept. l, &c; Oct. 1, 2Sc
Now f36c; Dec. l, 30c; 190S-Jan. l, 32c
fs0 nc; Mar l, 22c.
Nelesday evening, March 25th, f. G.
Spmi and Maurice French bowled for
The cmpionship of the city. Fifteen