The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-05-21

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,gTpI"n. iTrAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING 20.
,,lcAN CAUCUS The Republican
WILT Belfast are requested to meet in
p.ri' # the court house in Belfast, on
@aea, ,ba 92nd day of May, A. D., 1908, at
Ft1'9 ioel; in the afternoon, to choose eight
,a. 10 attend the Republican State
de.-- ,t,n to be held in Bangor on the
s.o Of June, 1908, at O'CLOCK p IN.
aa rdrr Republican city committee.
'5 S. W. JOHNSON, Chairman.
0. S. VICKERY, Secretary.
Belfast, May II, 1908.
gird is painting his house on Con.
,rs,. street. :,
r.. movement Society will meet with
N Pote Monday, May 25th, at go
Bramhall cut the first Penobscot
,r,ron at his market May 10th, at Is
cents PEI pound.
nh. 4dies' Aid of the Trinity Reformed
..,.e,, d! meet this, Thursday, afternoon,
oth-cburch vestry'
4.. +. aid to be the best fishing season
dame for years; but you cannot make
.raa Lake fishermen believe 1t.
.r,intiug offices of Grace E. Burgess
IU Langill will close Saturday after
1eginning next Saturday, until fur
gago,ce
~.... Is 10 be a five-cent social at Trinity
p -ald church, East Belfast, tomorrow,
W., 4yAniug. Homemade candy will
boon sale
u..t. .ans containing $1,000 trout from
.a..,gnd hatchery were taken by steamer
'....,,r. 10 Camden last week and placed
N.rn. Lake.
.,a, boat with live Holsters and two
ra- loops with fresh fish arrived at
7ss., adrf last week. The Holsters sold
.,r-.t- Il pound.
Uurham has sold number of cot
... s-s on the shore end of what was
.-.er as Allyn's field, and recently sold
Mss Anne NJ. Kittredge.
.rf5f Doak, who is hunting and fish,
r, .h4 Katahdin Iron Works region.
-..- home that he is having great sport
t.u.ut are numerous and hungry.
"perspless carriage" seen on the
...-- 81 ate is the property of DR.. Oar
ba 7sterinary. The propelling power
Is. ...--E, a good looking animal of that
r-
r... 70 be "bee" at the Trinity Re-
.s.-a church, East Belfast, next Saturday
-.-g,.r. when the men of the neighbour
n,9 .-. to move the horse shed to more
Y.+ mt location.
n -adnating class of the Belfast High
Sill, have chosen Rev. Ashley A. Smith
u r.ig1 their graduating sermon, which
ri a 1pivered at the Universalst church
ma s., Iune, 18th.
III. -rJup school pictures usual each sea-
Sol, r. being taken by Charles F. Town
s-.J b- photographer. His previous work
4a. ne has been most satisfactory and
ii, ,ae- no doubt will be large.
Che c.lcl, of the lawn-mower, the street.
sgus'4r making its rounds, the appearance
tla+ir- dandeion greens on the menu, and
all ..casional straw hat, indicates that
,rrr- has arrived at last.
The steamer Ruth, at this port, was in
speN4d asst Saturday. Steamer Gardiner
since she was launched from the marine
8lRt has had her upper works painted
l now running on the Silver Stars
@.
'eope can now come to Belfast and drive
i- ILoenix Row without running the
,- T having their horses scared or
Gd.tu brown into fits 1.-The Portrait on
BIZ Ae" has been removed. Business on
,-.H upght to look up now.
9aued letters remaining in the Bel
A, J>j office for the week ending May
WI Mrs. F. A. Bunker, Miss Vera
aM, Irs. Charles Carter, Miss Kate
smad, Mr.. c. Counaught, Mr.. Ii. Dick
N~ Fred ". Feltman, Globe Furnishing
| @, b. j. F. Harris, Frank Larrabee, A.
| Nyr,-, Everett Richards, F. Mathews.
WIZ Haker of Belfast is in town visiting
a. t.a home of Mrs. Bakers parents, Mr..
a. Mn, John Titcomb. Mr.. Baker makes
| aheluesS of collecting antique furniture
a-1 h,t a-brac. He has good aSSOrtmeI
| lass sandlesticks and an old brass urn
ssl 10 uid times as d hot water heater. He
d., lie exhibition in one of W. NJ. Earring
0ls show windows and they are attracting
llc. att-ntion.-Pittsfeld Advertiser.
Tie remains of Mrs. Amanda Cook, who
ls this city May End, were taken to
VAMu May 18th, and after short services
Key harles Lake at the Center school
~Cse we're placed beside her husband,
amos + cook, in the cemetery. The re-
lals we're accompanied by her daughter.
4H Rose Clark, and son-in-law, G. ?.
fletcher If Belfast.
lie slower last Sunday morning pre-
'a'I the excursion to Bangor on steamer
%vh4 Weather permitting she will
"ASg .Ae trip next Sunday, leaving Lewis
'l'' a, a. M, arriving at Bangor at IL 80
"4 edyug Bangor on the return at p.
Ih- fare for the round trip is only 80
@4,S he sail up river at this season is
-'i9yable, and many will no doubt
a Hemselves of this opportunity, the
~N vt lne season.
'HtlNG ITEMS. The fishing schooner
~"r Griffin of Bucksport was taken out
JDAlest's marine railway Friday to
'''r hep bottom cleaned. She is II tons
| "1 Was built at Essex, Mass, in 1891, and
@~ 4,-to-date craft in model and equip
When launched from the railway
1E IAuIed into the dock of the Belfast Fuel