The Republican journal., 1910-03-31
E,71r NEWS OF BELFAST .

Derry 4 MCiii'
re-. .as;r market and grocery store corner Of
' 's;. and Washington streets
i'. ag3 ,be ice boating was fine, with the
N'-, At o., below the freezing point, March
leFcD,' -,orrameter indicated rs degrees
poys
, see The Standard Oil company's
" on the street just remember that
'nA 20 aq9 similar carts in use in this
omse
,..stsrn Union Telegraph Office is being
'. and with new paper and paint will
..-sactiye for the summer business,
.,misss to be unusually good.
a,,sian Sisters will have their annua
s-4 hall in the Opera House this,
s' 5., evening. March 31st. and have en-
Zine .saby Sisters orchestra of Water
~ y, D.. brush music.
chs. sign Of spring is that N. S. Lord &
f,-zy making and putting up awnings.
= rss. they rugged out The City National
..-fa III set up stairs and down, of an
.......,. green and white pattern.
f.. ... 5.tpeaed so, but last Thursday morn
s7 The Journal came out, A. A. Howes
" ,.rIrw Of their drug department filled
l.-,- -arsaparlla. and The Journal be-
.-. r ...rs a years contract for the firm
.....r.- ,h., well known remedy. This is
-I seaSon and Hoods is the sarsa-
,-.-.... med meeting of the Belfast base
...... last week it was voted to put
-.=.-ro1 papers into circulation to
he coming season. 1t will
...4 - % put the grounds into shape
.. .Hsrditures will he necessary
..... .... Of material here for good
.. received letter last Friday
st Augustine, Florida, which
having beautiful weather, the
, gins and the thermometer was
rge' wrote IN reply that we
MANU- weather mere, LnaC the
.... ..ar1 and the thermometer was
-.... .rz fur the extension of the East
rampany's wharf at this port
e. .. .ea from Hope. One stick is
4s ..a-horse team. The spruce piles
v .p-river and will be RATED and
... he oak piling is on the shore at
ID ... harf Some changes will be
al. ... adjugs.
p. rf'mer Go. got out of potash last
delayed their shipments some
-g s .eeived one lot by train, and
- t, -teamer Massasoit arrived from
,- F- win consignment, The steamer
+. asre sunday One day recently
s-- .rso of - cars, drawn by two engines,
-r- branch.
+- ny out of the ground and the
At erg direction are at their worst. Mr..
. Matthew's had the cellar dug last week
-u+1=u uugalow he will build on North
VI aso. and found very little frost. In
ag 59 -ot interfere with the ploughing or
,car-rag and he will be able to push his new
c. mpiehon much sooner than antici-
as-
1r- hickey, the local excursion manager,
51mle=- Hls second excursion of the season
I'm tfIs t. and other Maine points to Wash
lgun n J for the 10th of May, via Norfolk.
b. ud FONT Comfort, Portsmouth Navy
'n Baltimore and the Capitol. This is a
nge, trp than by the rail lines and affords
oe scenes IF interest. The "sea voyage"
rom I-oidence to Norfolk will appeal to
aly be trip will be under the personal es-
vt Of Mickey and is very attractive one,
-s.17 iiEure.
a-stn w. heating, who was elected assessor
he March meeting of the city government
BIZ ancy on the board caused by the
gr-...l s. A. Parker, has resigned. Mr..
a1Ha ga member of the Board of Regis
P. c- time of his election as assessor
lIisit q lilSLibSi VI thS DohiO
-aa shall not hold or be eligible to
-'a-. aIuty or city Office however elect
r-.d thereto, SO long as they shall
oer@ of said Board The vacancy
"-. ... 1t Assessors viii be filled at the
Vt the city government next
RAMS. A. f. Clark Camp, Sons
'-..r Aa5 reorganized at meeting held /
Tuesday evening, March 22nd. /
-'Hl atLendance much enthusiasm,
a Of large and live camp in
s reorganization and installation (
As t-4. by Division Commander William I
tumherland Mills, commander of |
Aaa- f.sion. assisted by Charles L. Chase
'.' 4t sen!or vice commander, and E. G.
5angor, junior vice commander. ,
'- li' 5srs are as follows: Charles F. Merriam, |
'41.aId-r Edgar L. Harding, senior vice COM
a-laf 'alph /. Morse, junior vice command |
- - d. 7naAey, Walter S. Packard, Charles |
ing amp council; Con. L. Wright delegate
large tcyn Woods, delegate; C. M. Young,
q, sergeant; Erwin Woods, treasurer; C. M |
'a4es patriotic instructor; Con. L. Wright,
4'-aA. William Johnson, color bearer; ]. c.
S''e'I. guide, Frank Roberts, inner guard;
g asHas, principal musician. C. M. Small
3. J. Harding and Ralph l. Morse were ap-
''-'s- p committee of conference with the
saa Army.
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