The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-05-07

paItralt on Ine wall.
.t,pd transtixed before it,
known line | could trace,
55',.eame feeling Of repulsion
t..Isht there by that pictured face,
XII wondered why city
,aat',s no dark deeds ever fall
.g.d aversion bring to many
PORTRAIT on the wall.
.r.... we're green hills over yonder
bryond the deep blue bay
I.r the city rising lofty
yuked the other way.
l, attractive was that city
o H., buildings grand and tall,
lr4 bought its beauty marred
4r4t portrait on the wall.
,4f,s Coombs and family have moved
..... -,,r NJ street to 81 High street.
l,.N t.. T. q. will meet with Mrs. VIM.
..,..g tomorrow, Friday, afternoon.
..tm,ropriations for city purposes this
..[ 300 against $4S,oSO last year, re-
r. Of 92,7So.
a.st card held at the Belfast post office
.t-. Erection is addressed to "Rrother
.l.f ma sister Annie"
81. taousand brook trout fry passed
..- Hlng0r Thursday en- routeto Sears
.. be- placed in Swan Lake.
Y.. Acme Concert Company went to
. tuesday, where they gave concert
.4..tst church in the evening.
H.. .t,ter of an amethyst brooch set in
u,t Oh sunday, will confer favor by
,....l.- il to The journal office.
- LOST. A gentleman's seal ring
.. the monogram c. II. T. The finder
...,- return it to The Journal office.
.... lag was raised over the Custom
.. .is week in place of the old and
.n..ld dilapidated one that withstood
...'sl Dreezes.
med letters remaining in the Bel
..- flee for the week ending May
.. Ethel Curtis, Mrs. Frank KEEL
.. harry DobSon, r. S. Shaw
....4 D. Jones is making successful
.-.. leuse canvass with highly recon-
. md convenient window screen that
...a.f by his father, j. W. Jones.
movement Society have decided to
BIB. lighthouses, either singly or col
.-.. for the season. Particulars can
.......,f the secretary, Mrs. Geo. E. Brack-
- Ruberts brothers of Reading and
...u...rt. who are well-known in this city,
..-..,,I the Buick auto they ran last year,
.Is..' ran a Mitchell touring car the COM
1- 4>ou.
.....rs Il, Coombs had freak of nature
u.Y.h 10 his store last week. 1t was
.t-lu.ltese kitten with six legs, but other
.. perfectly formed. Its owner said it
"a ,pd five days.
ria bg swans Island sloop Ethel, Capt
.da.-. was in port the first of the week
Fu mesh fish, live and boiled Holsters.
Ia. .tt-r sold at 10 cents pound, the low
-.r uap for some time.
Mes Iellison has in his clothing factory
4.n.ber Of Russians who are employed IN
m ,heepskin jackets, new branch OF
d. Wison's business. They are expert
ar.arg in this line.
.. ae alarm system is being installed IN
.--.uols and Tuesday the fire drill was
.- ur the first time in the fifth and
. 5rades under the direction of Super
r.-.l-ut A. j. KnoWlton.
u Sanborn has a fine collection OF
,lmas and New Years cards and post
.., cent him by nephew who is in bust
es. f Japan. The coloring is exquisite
4.o le cards give a good idea OF the
aelerg. dress and costumes of this far-otf
H4
Tue pamer Castine has been on the ma
gl- way at Camden for painting, and
Aa84s her boiler was inspected. She is
5V .u Inc condition for the seasons bust
l-s> and with the advent of warm weather
III, popular excursions will be in
a0s,
he resignation of Lewis F. Marden as
d. carrier on route No. has been
iorHtded to Washington. Mr.. Marden
s resume his position as manager of the
Gerry Co.'s creamery in this city. b.
avs has been the substitute carrier on
@s toGte.
lu- Hood creamery building at the foot
Man street has been painted dark green
|'r white trimmings and the roof has been
#7r'rd with patent roofing. This leaves
VII budding occupied by the Standard Oil
. t.- only one on the water front that
leeds a coat of paint
- members of Seaside Chautauqua
Ig- Ni meet with Mrs. E. P. Frost, No.
I 'U-l street, Monday afternoon, May
Ihe lesson will be from the maya
>-nS of Progress, pages 191 to pol, and
light and nine of "Provincial Types
tW-lican Fiction" Roll-call, select
D-wns.
smith returned last week from his
ag trip of the season in the sloop
.H-eu bringing a good fare OF fresh
fe reports that the Bay Queen,
had her bow heightened and was
H,j,e improved the past winter, works
,H aud would hardly be recognized as
"r same boat
f',tmaster Field has received notice from
Washington that there will be a rural
'aIrers examination Saturday, June 9th.
70 Interested may receive blanks at the
pOsl 9tfce, which should be filled out and
.tllTned to John C. Mack, president of the
Illed States Civil Service Commission, on
" before May 9th.
work has begun on the cellar of the house