The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-05-28
iHf NEWS OF BELFAST.
,,.ErISHERS' NOTICE.

foHcNilnge5 R sis At the post office. a,.
SEARsar.,% SPRINGS. At the post once. u,
SsI!'rSTFRroRT, At the store vi l. L. W.
wharf. Store of D. j. Dickens, n
CANpt moan Searsport and NJ }. DOW
J. l ,re authorized agents 10 receive s"o
BoonN .Hl advertisements. NJ
sofItl .frIrAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING w.
a.Ifast anglers caught io4 brook
stream in Jackson one day last
....l Aid of the Universalist church
..-t this, Thursday, afternoon, with
a' ,.ro,au G. Swift, Cedar street.
u-raen's Hospital Aid will meet Fri
-roop. June 9Th, at $50 O'Clock at
C'' ...,f Mrs. 7. B. Dinsmore, Church
Mason received his Maxwell run
.,.,. last sunday mornings boat. 1t is
aD'a -,gt type from any other auto owned
s.,s aa4 has top.
~r.r4 forget the concert and ball OF the
..,., wand at the Opera House tomorrow,
1'''' ...4uiug. Good music and good
,n,, assured.
.. tb5rn is repairing one of the ware
.., the Marshall wharf. The repairs
l.J. Using the building, giving it new
..n|H-sr. singing, etc.
.s.. p swift has sold his driving horse
.. a. Poor, and Mr.. Poor has
.,,.. .ea prison-made wagon of E. K.
I.r WAS out driving Tuesday with
b,as.
., a smith of Pearl Brook Farm, Bel
-.- entries for nearly all the stake
the annual fair of the Central
....H.. association in Waterville, Aug.
at. Sept, 4Jh,
r..-.t j.. Burgess has sold his restaurant
n,..> Row to Thomas Berry. They
.. -u=-ly in partnership, Mr.. Berry
....f interest some time ago to engage
.M-. at Cape Jellison.
ta County Veteran Association
@ with Honesty Grange, Morrill,,
II stormy, the next fair day
furnish baked beans and cof
J nests will furnish pastry. All
........4 Lorenzo Jones, See'y.
~rd and Baltimore orioles have
t... vi aud are hard at work house,
. uuding. One gentleman inter-
49,. rG-Hfe reports having seen 50
- birds to date. Superintendent
..r1u saw rs varieties during last
- ms immediate vicinity.
Swans Island sloop Ethel was in
..-k with live Holsters and fresh
.. lobsters sold at IS cents per
.. he fish at cents, and many
81 u-on deferred by the high prices
t-a. king of their favorte shetl-hsh
.-... mselyes of this opportunity.
..r N Ferguson has the lumber on
.-. u. the erection of a large hen
a.. place on Northport avenue, in
.... ..,e his rapidly increasing tocks
.......- George A. Leavltt is also pre-
build number of houses at his
,n- .p On Swan Lake avenue. Both
.4,. .f' -ueu are making specially OF
o.d and Reds and Plymouth Rocks.
mp Bay Queen, Capt. Smith, arrlV
s.8.l tls wharf last saturday afternoon
..a IN fish and live Holsters. Capt.
,r r-p1rts bottom fish scarce and lob
..., raueing in price. He spoke Capt.
Ef %, of the smack Daybreak ii off
.s4l uat the other day. He is running
lo f.. ea and and not likely to come to Bel
fast l.4 10 This season.
n. aotice has been given of the fact
tst sumner post office, Bayside, Waldo
Dll5 NiIl be opened June Sth. There is
are. uiication of d good season at the
la.- md, and already a number of cot
lag. coupled. Landlord l.. F. French
ay.t'- Nurthport Hotel, preparing to open
rl.fl. -eason, and many cottage owners
43 .tl- visits to their property prepa-
F4r. . summer occupancy, while others
gey.-tIy settled there
ttsa.t and very attractive addition OF
helY ARK on Northport avenue is a large
shrubs contributed and laid out
4le Brothers of Bangor, friends OF
y Mrs. Charles Bradbury. In re-
@r.-' recent notice in The Journal a
1l y4r I trees and shrubs have been re-
@rt Those wishing to contribute may
@'t NJ Bennett, superintendent, or
Ss harry W. Clark, whose home adjoins
-s.
U Ken CASE. Frank Bartlett and
aEr' NTH of East Belfast were arrest
s ts thursday afternoon charged with
3'elas 80 hens or chickens from Mrs.
ElNr .ase, who lives on the Po0r's Mills
'aad AMI Friday morning they were before
.ta go0y" court and pleaded not guilty.
HHyao.1 cause was found for holding them
AID they we're bound over to the September
EIu ui the Supreme judicial Court and Or
ls.-q 'o recognize in $500 bonds each
Il7g furnished bail.
Ms George W. Stoddard was the host
S, ii farming luncheon and whist party
S rrdy at her home on Upper High
Meet 5 delicious luncheon was served at
.'fAe The place cards were daiptily
4a.o-Neenated with tulips and were most
V'8 he score cards were blue prints,
'4' 'he,o specimens of the Photographic
'" .'r hostess made most attractive
"y'', The first prize, a plate, was
'.'l. Nss Maude Z. Barker; the second,
'.-H Hsh, by Mrs. William II. Quimby,
while tL- sansolation, book, went to Mrs.
'A"" j. White.
'"tN6 The third bowling match be-
"7A Maurice French and Fred &, Spinney