The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-16

1905 at Nv; %s delegates to attend the Repub-
moose elgn' mention to be held in Port
i iln state a. en- 1908. Also to choose eight
land APP II, attend the district convention
deegates - Waterville on the 29th day OF
Sp-il. a. l,r,jer Republican City committee.
% Pei VI : ". JOHNSON, Chairman,
o. S. VIoKERY, Secretary.
s,+a.o April A. 1905.
...,ut, commissioners are holding
1ns .,,ar session at the courthouse.
/ heN .,7 A purse containing small sum
Fol' The owner can have it by prov
Of HOD ,,or., at No. 10 High street.
~s ,raaouber, who has been at home
u lb- winter, has gone to Islesboro to
mes " he boats of the Drexel and Biddle
s s.,, a. Rs ier's Cove
..4, .bo lost the white silk glove in
I'1 on-ra House on the evening OF the
we ,ratlanal fair may recover her
V' '.-tr at The Journal office.
.,,.i,,r Jllford is repairing and I'M
me eamond homestead on North
I'' arsngs. which he recently bought. 1t
y I-,ahr location and may be made
,sry alrle.i1s.
~ .ssm4ut launch has been put over
and had trial Tuesday, and with her
'V1 ,,g.as proved very speedy. 1t is ex-
D '.,d ta make a trip to Seal Harbor in her
'Es last u this week.
o-,.,. igdabted to Hon. Fred Atwood,
,-,,s,cort. for the 54th animal report of
'.s,,t- school for Boys, South Portland.
W. ,tuo.d is president of the board of
...taa. and takes a deep interest in the
...1f Al deserving State institution.
,.s announced that the Windsor Hotel
IN, ai.5. which has been closed for some
tn. ~ Ne le-opened April Goth by Mr.. E.
lane, the former proprietor and we'll
+n,rn .ai popular hotel man. Mr.. Chas.
nj .-as5v Y.l be the day clerk.
There was d good attendance at the meet
.. .aT .y he Boot and Shoe Workers
rs.1 .. odd Fellows Hall Wednesday
,c.r.p }u!il sth, despite the unfavorable
usa,fa. After selections by the Saxophone
oosr9tis and the Hammons Brothers
,r..,s-. Murch introduced John F.
T1aor BOSTON, president of the National
Rant and shoe Workers Union, who de-
rcara3 .,a address on union labor, its bene-
fl. ami 4Iyantages. His remarks were
rsa .-rr ed and he was heartily applaud
BE euse. Mr.. Tobin is making an
o+,s rsl. I'D Maine and is accompanied
}. ls#Ie
THE wm BUSINESS meeting OF the ALI
,re4 If. .lp Unitariar church was held
Thursday let4rnoon, April 9th, at the home
rVfs George A. Quimby and officers were
as.gl r .he ensuing year as follows:
President, Mrs. Ansel l.. White; vice presl-
igr, ir,. William B. Swan and Miss
-talo.t4 W Coburn secretary, Miss Caro-
line f White treasurer, Miss 1nez E. Craw-
r5 After The business session paper ON
ute Ua-blp Faun," written by Mrs. George
# stoud8ri, was read by Mrs. Quimby, as
Nj. Ntoddard was unable to be present.
Attic Conclusion of the program tea and
Bs-rs were served by the hostess.
lnment oning last week the fact that Let
Ter Carried II. H. Carter is wearing on his
,eevs the red star denoting Is years OF
Nn,uuous service we overlooked the fact
Ba, arroI A. Thompson entered the pos
ia service at the same time and is also
FAaug 81 red star. Mr.. Carter has esti-
mated the distance he travels in the dis
chsa- Of bis daily duties, and it is about
Mni rs d week, 5000 miles a year, and 49,
Wmjs, t.r the fifteen years. There was
tna ,oNu after he began his rounds when
lie VOL. Told on him so that he thought he
&l1 hig4 to resign, but he got into train
DDS ata aud is now in a condition to COM
PIT n Weston in long distance walk.
4sEfi BALL. What was said to be
l .o> game of the season was played
ii t. FAST Opera House last Friday
lgtt, aaWeen the Belfast High and the
f4 RIVER Mass.) Y NJ. c. A. 1t was a
PAe ID. ti- local team, who defeated the
y}H tl 1t score of 46 to 10. The sum-
nl-
Is F. r., Y. NJ. c. A. (15)
- Iic4rJ, If observation-disclosures. lg, Nicolet
ll2ai sAa8, If 9,.........rg, Sullivan l %
teyltC5 ....................cJ Johnston
Il4WS IL i..................... Dunn
ial5, ..-.-.-. .................fl, Snay
Rete--, layford Timekeeper, Clarkin.
Ns'H llebards. Time 20 min. halves.
bdtt4a Bros. treated the teams to
aaos= and confectionery and dance fol-
oS4l .br zane.
I1E fIgsr HADDocK. Capt. E. H. Colby
'H7ed 4lril 9Th in his smack Daybreak II
9Th .s!- of fresh and corned fish and
Nou2bi the first paddock of the season,
'ltt found a ready sale. The weather
A@ osea favorable for fishing or Capt.
oay guaid have been here earlier. When
u Ell home on this trip, however, he in
Nnea going to Rockland, but after secur-
Ag d tate The wind had hauled: into the
l'fhea, with indications of snow storm
@ tie ,quared away for Belfast, making
As rub to this port. The Daybreak has
VIII flapped with powerful Standard
'lsNe that sends her along at good jog
AlFl the Wind fails. Capt. Colby intends
,sal.hg IT, his port for a while, and if the
5FaLIhef condtions have been favorable is
thefe today at Lewis wharf.
aFJz1LE. A subscriber recently sent
'ar Office the following puzzle. which
Nue to him from New York and which he
@'s he has never seen in print. While the
|%aanert may not be exactly what we can
ny pp0'sr' the puzzle certainly is good one.
'4' answer will appear later in the columns
Inc Journal, it having been solved by