The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-05-11
- NEWS OF BELFAST.
y,IsHEKs' NOTICE.

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.ares of The Journal are on sale at
WI .sroving places;
DE '0'y .o,sr At the post office.
cs4RSPoh soRINGs. At the post office.
srecK ION aopT At the store Of l. H. W.
E'aEN store of D. J. Dickens.
(4Nl'. s.1i,an. Searsport and M. J. Dow,
u are authorized agents TO receive SUD-
BrooSs and advertisements.
ssl .o, FllcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
.,sa pa. May 10th
lannon's has received his car, an Over
driving it,
~ r,- r. L. will meet, May IL, with Mrs.
-tis. Condon street.
" l,,. sunset, Me-, has two furnished
"a f5r the summer.
IN. Haley of Winterport has bought of
warden valuable Sultan-Wilkes mare
r Ellis has bought the auxiliary cat
--- -.l,,i no at Macomber's, and has it in
s,,-r-sson
INFESTED that all subscribers to the
s.tory fund meet at the Board OF Trade
E f- Thursday, evening, at 7.3O o'clock
r1s report of the committee on manu-
and transact any other business that
N' ...r.v come before the meeting.
~ n Hazetine, Belfast agent of the
-.so Fzuress Co., has been instructed to
'..,,. .r4. Of charge, any supplies which
,tf-rsd for the sufferers by the fire in
p.--.- .Dd also to receive and forward to the
.armerclal, which has charge of the
w. fund any cash contributions.
f.. re.tast Independents went to Castine
....s.elay II Capt. Roy Coombs auxiliary,
y,1sr1. and played the CASTINGS, winning
.ssf y to II. The local team has
y! ...ta- aattery in Cottrell and Wiley and
.., some good games this season on the
-...... -rset grounds. They are to play in
ra l}'4g 18th.
4. The elder son of Mr.. Frank R. Wig
Id, 7 Is att2nding school here and boarding
-.- md Mrs. Elijah Phillips on the
c cut his left hand severely last
s..- ternoon. He was using a knife
..z. ped and cut cash in the left palm,
arge vein. 1t bled profusely, re-
--- eeons attention.
- md card party last Monday even
a.. a.. .- auspices of Aurora Rebekah
l.. e 4rgeIy attended and very enjoy
. 1870 ante rooms were devoted to
.-s hose who preferred that amuse-
me -. progressive whist. The younger
.4-..r Ysad dancing to music by Stimp-
.. -.s--ra.
i sr5 yes Of the Augusta post office are
.s ea wondering when the United States
nsa are going to walk through the new
ae. geway that winds in and out all
r- tda remodeled building. There is a
g,= Oh id way in the remodeled Belfast
o.. on which an inspector, while him
SCI. -a-een. can command a view of every
er are post office, and see all that goes on
usa l... ,riice is said to have cost $1,000.
4rfF" The New York critics were
.s.- vi praising 1.-THE Thief as produced
At e.. .aum Theatre, New York Acton
ls, -s uatic editor of the New York
Eys -lu said THE most powerful play
thai mas sent to this country in many,
,-,,nbo1 ha I To- 81
v, Thief was presented. 1t proved a
uccess-a splendid, virile drama
VI Ike the interest from start to finish
d. VII be presented at the Belfast
r- Wednesday evening, May 18th.
tL.S. There will be sociable and
--.- Hi. also mystery box, at the hall
nng. May 10th. If stormy, the
Admission TO the hall 10 cents
ui cake will be served :. Leslie
rhter spent Sunday wolh Mr. and
H4y,uu.. Mrs. A. Millett spent
~ mother. Mrs. Elsie Ranks.
lebert Robertson passed Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartshorn.
10 hl tldIAIuint 1Ofltst INTENDS
Hn his farm carried on by Ar
lie has an experienced man at
bee seed is planted and the
nearly finished . Mrs o. A..
es 10 Join her husband on his
.rl. Conn. Mrs. Charles Nit
FOB the Waldo County Hospital
..D, Is doing nicely. L. S.
had blood poisoning in his
out again.
CONCERT The concert given
the Belfast High school and
Ipera House last Friday even
attended and financial sue
fh money was cleared to re-em-
sfast Musical Society for the
to the pupils for the Chapman
winter, and a small balance re-
paying all expenses. The only
-A BE- he program was the substitution of
Wescott for Mrs. E. P Frost, who
's ,e TO sing because of cold. Others
Ns srt we're Mrs. C. f. Read, Mrs E. B.
t4.ss. Misses Ethola W. Frost, A. Louise
-s''-. katherine C. Quimby, Carolyn
Ha'' end katherine E. Brier The audi
s'-= e led their appreciation by generous
'Pra..e and repeated encores. The chorus
"2-' he erection of Mr. E. S. Pitcher was
pr '4ary pleasing. The affair scored an
'@e' for local musical talent.