The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-04-28
r,5r NEWS OF BELFAST.

soan is on the stairway and the rugs
When u" on the lawn,
s,5 the paperhalsseei " ~
ter men are all detected and are bother
Wen 81; with the blues, .
~ wv wives are madly shutting in enor-
'9ou ,ss IS in a turmoil at the very blush
.se e1 soap is on the stairway and the rugs
"H- ire IN the lawn.
.g, evening Post.
s-,aeerries sold at 20 cents a box last Sat-
a-is,
nas no quorum at the April meeting
-A.,l Committee last Monday evening.
ssrug rooms at the railway station
bs.- realty improved. The walls and
ME- sheathed with southern pine and
,-s rave taken the place Of the old coal
s.rss
5sv May 18th, at Memorial hall, the
,s... ,rge and the Young Ladies' Guild OF
Nth church will hold sale of food and
-1cles followed by an entertainment
.veDing. The food sale begins at four
lee cream, cake and candy will be on
-A sfternoon and evening.
.5. amer has been making some improve
,.... his carriage repository on Front street.
L sduced the size of his refrigerator,
more floor space, and is again carry
The refrigerator is up-to-date in all
5-..- and is lighted by electricity. Mr..
L full line of carriages, harnesses,
arb rres etc.
rs nominations made by Gov. Fer
-.s- md were the following: Inspector
renee E. McIntire, Frenchboro;
...- -tces. Edward E. Chase, Bluehill,
,.-... Dow, Brooks; trial justice, Mar
ov. Brooks; justices of the peace
-... Winfield S. Foss, Center Belmont,
hnson Belfast
.. raj meeting of the city council
,.-. .~5r - French of this city was adjudg-
-..-. RS Elmer Small and E. A. Will
.. , Thursday City Marshall Kimball
her to the Insane Hospital at Au-
-.. -rge the death of her child several
-.-.. zhe had been in critical condi-
tterly had become violent. Hopes
.-- EN- ned of her recovery.
ar family will hold their second re-
ndermere Park the third Saturday
.r.r, if stormy, the fourth Saturday. E.
Ca Knox is president; E. H. Foster of
r7- -.s president; Mrs. E. J. Bessey of
.--v rotary and Mr.. S. G. Swift. Belfast,
-.szl.- The committee on genealogy, Mrs.
g.---s 5es of Knox, Mrs. Addie Crosby of
rssa and Mrs j. Lee Patterson of Bel
.ss. - -aguested to report at the coming re-
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11s. FEATIoNs IN SPRAYING. Prof. E. F.
Ht.res State entomologist, has arranged
ar,7 r-r from different sections of the Unit
ID States dealing in spraying apparatus and
a.s-a- to come to Maine during May and
rr. de-onstratons The dates as thus far
s--s-g e are: Belfast, May 2; Brooks, May 8;
7 srl re May a. Clinton, May 5; Skowhegan,
Ns IT, aaand, May Z; Foxcroft, May 9; East
Sanger e. May 10; Dexter, May IL; Corinna,
Ma other orchard sections will be visited
ant the ates announced later.
fl walk along the shore the other day E.
an1orn noticed with regret that the earth
'll been washed away from the big willow
.-- which gave the name of The Willows to
lHe Tie early cottages, so that it had fallen
d.. =, Ill. h.
slrgy # those who built "The Willows"
MdR spent many happy hours there. Those
gb9 have passed away are Frank Patterson,
J coke and George W. Burgess. The cot
~ vas burned few years ago and now the
tee which gave it its name has gone.
-!5- Gilchrest who is the owner of pat
I'll! sprrg for closing refrigerator and other
.ssy. 1a5rs, is perfecting and will soon place
OF III market smaller spring on the same
H-rHils for closing screen doors. The trouble
Tel brings heretofore has been that they
lar,s ase the screen tight and the flies get
pring Mr.. Gilchrest has closes door
=- tight; and it is easily adjusted and
E1 tension required. The price is very
-sa- b. which should ensure a large de-
-.s-
7 .ramer Camden got in collision with
f.re Helveta the first of last week. when
af 'ner was alongside the steamboat
877 -harging hard pine, and it looked at
Or C1r as if the schooner's spanker boom
VOL The damage was, however, prin-
Aa To- the yawl boat which hung at the
.a'fs he bow was completely demolished
AMI uJked as though the boat would be
'e.a. However, W. A. Macomber under
LOCK make repairs and by working nights
la9 The l9at practically as good as new when a
@s arrived Friday to tow the schooner to
2oss,a1d
EN- a,earnship Co. last week. section on the
oof.l SIDE was torn out and the old piling cut
ell a. 7T water to be replaced by new, with
ae4vy hard pine stringers. When this part is
@up.e-ed the south side will be torn out and
''7oil1. When the southern extension of 60
'sef is ompleted the building containing the
once and Waiting rooms will be moved on to it,
a'1 .ls space between that and the present
Isgh' noase will be filed in to make the adj
Ja2aal freight room the large and increasi ng
.lS'fes% demands. J. F. Spellman and crew
9s q"ing the work.
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