The Republican journal., 1910-05-05
|TuF NEWS OF BELFAST.

nter Belmont SATURDAY -''
,, the new photographer on Phoenix
-. Is dong a rushing business his prices
y. ~ reasonable.
~ " Clark. the Main street clothier,
Ha'' ~ the Read Garage & Machine Co.
! = ysse-' rana60ut'
u. r.er has peas three inches high, the
d over raised, and onions above the
PES Of his farm at Little River.
: ..-ilar monthly business meeting of
Hospital Aid will be held at Me-
''s gai34ing Friday, May 9Th, at 2.so p. M
y p-s,eball Brothers received their first
,srel for the season Monday. They
n5' .,,;ss and retailed at 60 cents apiece.
movement Society will meet with
Pote Monday, May 9th, at 2.30 p.
gus gs~bers are earnestly requested to be
pressr'
Maine will be held at the Girls
E. ~rtbport Avenue, Tuesday, May
hi. al ~ I'll
form asst Saturday prevented the
.-...trf ground for the chapel at Mason's
,~. sid. weather permitting it will take
saturday, at Sp. m.
.... received full and interesting re-
..e annual meeting of the Belfast
- u0. held last week, but are COM
-... ..rsr It's publication until our next
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ME-. .a Herriek viii entertain the Alumni
.ss..-.. t.L. 8 C., at her home No. 4, Peach
...sr 5sv afternoon May 5th. All
c.s5gs me C. L S. c. are most cordially
IN
..-..- ends in this city and elsewhere
he initials appended to the
...- uth on another page gifted
.- vhsse contributions to The Jour-
elcomed.
r.I Earnons. chairman of the board
,s...sr lal.Ly sent a sample of the city
-. , -rate chemist at Augusta for
.,.. has received very favorable re-
mr., .. sz .lrity etc, of the water.
a. rs1= Alliance of the First Parish
.,--. araul will hold the last meeting
o+-.- .-z a he home of Mrs. E. S. Pitcher,
N...-.. -as- this, Thursday, afternoon at
music al program will be given.
--. .srs- Vi r,t.hers pond was higher last
r-..-..r years The spring at the Howes
,.as- 5o. red, the Quimby cottage and
h. ...-l camp were surrounded, and the
r.. .r.s ty &. W. Wescott was made an
s.z
-e IS interest to the followers of the
Leg. I'D games to know that the scores of
has. ames viii be shown nightly at the
07s-. t-se, as Manager Clifford has made
,-rr g=-a7-s with the Western Union to
a- a with the scores.
Tie m- If Alden Brothers, jewellers of
Ts.s--- vent out of business last Saturday
rga- -.er partnership existing for so years.
Tn .-usss If the firm will be continued by
7 -suiulan formerly of this city, and the
sms AS 7een removed to his jewelry store.
D. 4 L. Field is building scow 80 feet
brc b.. vide for C. w. c. Drexel to be used
f. rars9ortiug and storing coal, and to be
tas and from his summer home in North
Ees.e- Nj. Field is also assisting W. A.
Nsa.aae- q building yawl boat and launch
b nave 1esign for use on ponds and rivers.
Lag--ogth violets have been received from
Bosrsr. Mont, and differ in some respects
iron alr little favorites. They were accom-
PaHe5 by three little strangers that it will
taGs some time 30 identify, although one re-
ssnaes cultivated plant difficult to grow
her They arrived after their long journey in
ga condition.
lls rsma.ns Of Miss Mary White, daughter
Q. ae az Hon. and Mrs. James P. White, were
tIa-El tere from Bath last week and inferred
= ,-5 family lot in Grove Cemetery. Miss
WHIT JED asst January at the home of her
s5e. Ar-. bailey. in Bath, and of this family,
@e -yr nent IN the business and social af-
t7a setast only two survive, Mrs. Bailey
q AL sul !r. James c. White of Boston.
-'5H hortage of fertilizer this year
47-e ,aiiity to secure sufficient quaint
q .ecessary ingredients as acid phos-
4ld and tankage, the latter especially.
3s 5alesmen of the CoeMortimer Co.
~ llj have sold one thousand tons
bad Teen possible to fill the orders.
Ii psuy is doing its best to supply its
V'es- promptly and makes daily ship
h7 the rairoad, Sundays included.
A-5 /. Field entertained the whist club
7ts- she a member at her summer home,
Fel ls11' amp last Thursday. The mem
psH aft Mrs. William K. Keene, Mrs. Frank
Mayo, Mrs. j. W. Jones, Mrs. Frank G.
AAe;, Mrs E. L. Cook, Mrs. A. E. Hutchins
@' Mrs. ara Gilmore. The afternoon was
'PsHt N the game. A delicious picnic supper
'ss served after which the game was con-
'-177 until 10 o'clock. This is one of the few
'lS' cubs that plays for the pleasure of the
e--e ana not Tor prizes.
ne have mad another spell of weather"
s- lays If fog and rain ended with SUM-
@1l day April 9th and summerlike tenn
4''9re Thursday was cold and clustering
''1 freeze at night. 1t was only "a above
I'' at 30 o'clock Friday morning and ice had
'Asa na.t an inch thick. 1t rained hard
&c That night and Saturday forenoon it
aA7' moved and hailed and was showery all
-7 -i.sFoon, but cleared at night and Sun
- 's"fea fair with brisk north wind. 1t
Ha'-0 that this cold snap has injured the
~" Fees and the rainfall has delayed farm