The Republican journal., 1908-04-23
m NEWS OF BELFAST

..;,,,. Day fell on Sunday this year
atl'', LIBERATED as a legal holiday,
y Wa y. banks, library and factories
ittlefeld and Herbert A.
#" nave been granted a patent on
'''' ,,r a machine for perforatlng
.oss in the shoe factory. The
,l to be great labor-savlng
.tters remaining in the Bel
e.. for the week ending April
NJ Hogan, Miss Ada E.
s Howard & Son, N. F. Nor
7.,,upsop, Charles Towers, Il.
...ce If the First Parish church
...I, meet at the parsonage this,
'- 5,srnoon at 2 80 O'Clock. Quota
'-3 -rqEaspeare. This will be the
.s..- ol the seasoh' "A oo' u'"' "
v-aded to all.
4vening, the twenty-seventh
,..74ferature Club of Belfast will
,. ysrfous study clubs of the city
. nj the North church. The
...-n "Ghosts," by Rev. Ashley
be followed by an informal
L. will meet with Miss
High street, Friday after
H.. .,gptl W. c. I. U. convention
u Swanville, June 10th. The
need thus early that the Unions
mo their plans and preparations
rs..
.,gnoalows and summer homes
~ .. are being built at Crescent
sz.fast patrons of that pleasant
b5 ioterested to learn that a very
d, PREDICTED. Many Belfasters
r0ard with pleasant antlcIpa-
..lr,,on season, when they can
-r.udlord Smiths famous shore
....g.ss-s of the lasting department
.4 81 arrows shoe factory put in
....5n April 18th, when they
a,4 home of John S. Davidson
r.a- and manufactured about 3
al MIC stove length. Mr.. David
s,ter, has been i'll for a num-
having submitted to an opera
..rHrcttis which was successful.
.-r recently been to Bangor
.r his eyes.
.,.-.sg TO become members OF
.strar Of the Daughters Of the
...uulion should secure the
uorrship application blanks
o,t, High street. Much in
. Manifested and there doubt
r.uying chapter here. The
lrs. Creighton of Thomas
- ted Mrs. E. P. Frost regent
..-..lp chapter, and she will for
d.. ...uks to Washington together
H...ed out
....lt. SALE AND SUPPER. The
...r-r l., the ladies of the Univer-
...4 n Memorial Hall April 18th
-.s.l Ne every particular. There
. l.e- prettily decorated tables at
s.... .4ie-for aprons, fancy work
.r.. utstsr gifts and tempting home
candy. supper was served at e
o'oVpd later by a social dance
.u~g by the, Quintette. The incle-
Weather kept many away, but the al
st-1 the society good sum.
m.ag match between Garfield j.
r,.. tailford and Max Cote of Bedde-
tI-. j arge percent of the sporting
Of h- Opera House Thursday night
...f-sa six fast rounds. Chenery
ri 0as 40 pounds and Cote at 142'
Was Pc decision given, none being al
according to the law. The exhibition
.e.a4 BIZ three two minute rounds be.
~ae7 cray and Walter Gray, follow
aa, between Jack Fitzpatrick and
u4... Bangor.
. ss. au excursion to Castine Pat
managed by the Belfast High
.se ls. team who was over to play
u town team. The b. Ii. S. nine
l4 ID, S follows: Thompson, p Gun
M IT, Nalins Id, Lothrop 2b, Fahy
,e- 81. hickey IF, MIDGET CT, E. Col
HuHosan of Belfast pitched fol
.- .a.other players being Perkins C
s- E. hopkins 2b, jenkins 3b, Pea
s.. te4-jaausen RI, Henessey If, anG
"a lib. game was called at the
.a- -9enth inning on account of the
jill -oHA.ons. The score stood 2 to
gpr d -tast High. Thompson die
aG ior tefaSt, striking out ten men
,- nj Elmer Collins, both new men
u--, .ci showing.
. Jtican caucus held in th'
1We- Apr8 10th, the following wer'
~ -----..a--- - Tho third district con