The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-30

..f blossoms of the Spring,
TASTE, they, of May
...s4ast the careless glance
.,.h beneath our feet
.2 g-utleness might nnu
both fair and sweet.
#tf-a sermon! List!
whisper low
r..- for meath dull-tinted leaves
.-,. unrest blossoms blow.
...5-a loveliness of those
..ntsar garb must wear,
"5' Inch will e'er unfold,
,r,srauee FIJI the air.
Christian Intelligencer.
.s. made the first auto run from
--fast April 22nd.
..t...Y NJ. A. will play the Free
.5.., On the new ball grounds on
d -e.t next Saturday.
1-Iters remaining in the Bel
4.. ..- The week ending April 18th;
rr.ss, F, A. Mcdonald, Leroy
N.se-
....- aides who are about to or
... chapter of the D. A. R. will
-'- ...-..t5 earn that the actual mem
-.- United States is 49,
and J. Clement haye been
r-nrp than a week on the gen.
F.- .r.utS of the Seaside Inn pre-
..au.ng about the first week IN
a. many guests have already
Bar Ilarbor Record.
-g flends in this city will be
.. he following item from the
urrT-Gazette:
the brilliant outfelder OF
r.. Team, has been elected cap
team, the Sophomores.
-.f Eagle Island are to have
The l.. S. postal service, the
.-- An order has been issued
.ment of a postoffice there,
-taon Of d contract for carry
., been authorized.
latv Veterans Association
met grange hall, Swanvllle,
.--uuy, the first fair day fol-
.osts will furnish baked
al and coffee, The guests
.. pastry, All are cordially
.l.te extensively circulated
AethUdistS were contemplate
.. .-l-.ul the campmeetlngs at
..4p-ground, appears to have
.. .uu q misunderstanding as,
those most interested, no such
g.. .-.-u
....... ta- we'll known Scotch Collie
... r-.a. kimball of Cottage Street,
y-e.... his been shipped to Belfast be-
.-. -.u. very bad habits he has con-
...- I- dog is we'll known by all
..I treat favorite with all.-Ox-
...s democrat.
umor> has moved into the A. P.
l-1-. H.use, corner of Court and Frank
,4--... recently bought of Mrs. Mans
-. r the C. 4. McIntire house, Church
--- Mrs Mansfield has moved to the
>.a- Mansfield house, Is Franklin street,
Ill v c-upy the lower tenement, Fred
ud family occupying the upper.
..a- "-pnt nominations by Governor
1lH- tha following trial justices, Bur-
... s,-r Montville; Charles A. Hatch,
.-E ls,ea of the peace, F. E. Spratt,
4 agent to prevent cruelty to
0t. Truman Fl. Bucklin, Rockport;
.t.. .y.c, Charles S. Hichborn, Au-
GUS, -.te- Normal Schools, William A.
Il. 5.su-,
Nl.4.. sargent, State Highway Com
a4- IN Belfast Monday and held
- ..ls meeting at the Courthouse
tI.pces Of the County Commits
NI sargent gave very interest
as Dstrated by diagram and there
--peya discussion of road building.
m- meeting was held here last year
-.ol -Sults. The interest in good
'e, accusing,
-. tuan parish gave one of its en-
al. e.u-b parties Wednesday evening,
Alb r. D Memorial hall. Supper was
'-' .'oopck, and the eight tables were
III .4lst uf the following ladies: Mrs.
aal5 8-., Miss Minnie Hilton, Miss
-a. .,,'er Miss Lillian Applin. Miss
81 .- Ellis Mrs. Fred A. johnson, Mrs.
A'--' ar.-r, Miss Alfredo Ellis, Mrs. Ste
Pin j. >hute, Mrs. Bancroft II. Conant,
4F M Hall and Mrs. Edward K. Esta-
4e5, Huung was enjoyed from s until
- s'cE with music by Miss Simpson,
laf Mss eci Littlefeld, cornetist, Mr..
~s roIuIst
'ja oPrGHATIoN. A corporation was
At zi Of Belfast April %, 1908, called
su-1r ASiatic Trading Company,
u .a 'arpose of manufacturing, buying,
Importing, exporting, trading and
and in, both wholesale and re-
.' part of the world, wool for car
''i ''o products of every class, and
'., ii eles composed in part of wool
drel product or substance, ETC.,
'u1 st and deal with goods, wares,
0..-. etc, necessary to conduct
'u,e The amount of capital stock
'. 10000 common and 100000
"tl uuthing paid in. The par
Pile ,hares is 500, and the officers
a.. ttIous are as follows: Maurice
president Maurice W. Lord,
..a- ". lannon's, treasurer; M.
.liher w. Hammons and Charles
- Il.eetors.
ff.ls. The first correct answer
-Wt= published in The Journal of
A0.1 was sent in by Mrs. Henry L.
n. 'a'1 is as follows:
n ~, Ter sat in his ulster gray
On, i..Ns The mO0nbeam'S luStre play
@ta tgR mat under the branches lay,