The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-05-15
The News of Belfast.
THE GARDEN.

paUtd Dy lcSlltc PuPJ
lettuce seeds are sprouting, too,
+, little rows of green,
"a soon nocturnal damage by
| The rutworms will be seen.
The ground is getting warm enough
10 DIant the corn and beans,
..5 rsbbages. and kohl-rabi,
md beets for early greens.
ME beanpoles have been planted out
,r t9ll and naked rows,
,-d soon the twining tendrils will
2royide them all with clothes.
r,so dozen plump tomato plants
Ara standing strong and stout,
--i4b n4per collars round their stems,
keep the cutworms out.
sod everywhere the earth is full
ofieflly tucked-in seeds.
AMI everything is starting now
especially the weeds!
s,oaryi,Ie JournaL'
,,-trswherries were in blossom last week.
,,, meas up?-or doesn't your neigh
10, sesg hens
7.,rAsli's Market received the first Penob-
,,,ar salmon of the season last Tuesday
ron0e.
!
7,rtsn shore adjoining the lot on which
.. Frank Peavey cottages.
.. r..sting of Seaside Hose company last
..-ts, evening the designations of Harry
s..caf East Belfast, and Emery Mayo were
esd add accepted.
,...s H Weber has been appointed janitor
..,. oonial theatre in this city to succeed
-..-,s. snningham, who is going to Bangor
g., tre sumner season.
.. ~e,r5srs of A. E. Clark Camp Sons. of
-.,.-.,- are requested to be present next
g-.., sseaing. Two candidates will be initi-
here will be banquet and an enter
aamea-
o.-s ara only five inmates in the Waldo
- I.i, at present. One is serving term
...a..a.. liquor, one for intoxication, one for
.e..-a5 Of fine, and another is held for
eli. .-s.s jury.
NJ, aelt meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
-.. be With Mrs. Lewis Cannon, No. As
...-rs.. street, Monday afternoon May 10
eL.,sl i4 'tations on Peace" All members
sst.d TO be present, ~ ~.
lest regular meeting of the city
...-..-a. 3 A. Knight and Joseph Dunbar
. ..- police officers, but it was incor-
+r-i that Alton G. Mchaels and
. ~ we're the otfic ers elected.
..- High school base ball team will
S,t,
t..--r3.u. The steamer Marjorie will run
r-a from here to Castine, leaving
.., all o'clock Round trip tickets, so
fs
saturday, May 3d. Bates beat Maine at
I~. I.i 5oNdoin won over Colby at Water
'f. 18th 4 to |. May 7th. Maine beat
sQ4 ,o / at Brunswick, and May 10th at
-... ..7 ioin defeated Maine to 8. Bow
i'll! ~ the lead with two victories and
d. while the reverse is true of Maine.
.-o' Lodge on the Allyn shore. built
n. ed and recently bought by Geo. E.
g.- PC mas been wired for electricity and
sarsr g-Y furnished for summer use. 1t has
's,r ssssl for July August and September
Ea A. futile, foreman of the cutting
tar % lle Leonard & Barrows factory. His
se laughter, Miss Kathleen, will arrive
ss=.aas he latter graduates in June from
bates iege, and will spend the summer
asrs
.u-seTIsED LETTERS The following let
,es emaiaed Unclaimed in the Belfast post
a4ee tlr the week ending May 18th: Ladies'
us, lrerce Arey, Mrs l. P. Clay, Mrs.
ersc- ark, Miss C. E. Field, Mrs Essie Hall,
H@ homes. Miss M arae Knowlton. Cen
tHsu-Burt Crosby, Dwight P. Colby, Paul
DAVE aerbert Emerson, Z. Edward Files,
-4 domes, Rev W. H. Jackson, Harniasse
L'.. O~4rge Merrill, Frank E. Tropton W.
N- lace.
&c. avid L. Wilson when attending the
A5s- eetiLgs in Portland last week called
a- earHg Home for Boys to see the little
la'.7 boys, sons of Emery Danforth of
i=--' uo murdered his wife March 10th
' reared. The boys are very happy
nome and their whole appearance
~ hanged, rs they are well cared for
2a e TIE best of training. They told Mr..
s0a hat they didn't want to come back to
'.fa- they were very happy in Deering
s' 'ef-ed 10 stay there. 1t was through Mr..
". l-at the children were placed in the
aae
4'FER CRIMINAL. Bert Briggs, aged
a'ou' 49, town charge in Monroe, was
"'le'l IL the county jail. May sth, after
-7sfle before Trial Justice Fred Brown, Jr.,
Oh 7F9oks, arged with criminal assault on
@aF'na 'iolastein, aged 70. another pauper and
aaale u The aims house at Monroe. Briggs
Ao4gtt 10 be mentally deficient and regales
"s 'laer inmates of the jail with wild stories
WINS ereebered career and Seems to think
a-set real hero. One of his best stories is
-N'" ae tried some or L. years ago to poi
Evil Vie same old lady by putting paris green
9 Is' em1n pie, He was caught in the act
'' 81 er d trial was sent to Thomaston for 8
'4'ls After serving his time he went back to
G.lr..
''3IHER SURPRISE The clerks in the dry
4''' Store Vi James H. Howes gave Miss Hat
-0 AHson another genuine surprise show
''. 'ionday night. She was invited to the
losing time when everything was in
-'a-ss the carpet room for most deli
~ Pa E1et with Mr.. Howes as master of
e rnItu ceremonies. Mrs. Howes and
ada L. VI ildes were also guests. The Ia
Was decorated with narcissi and in the
s iarge bunch of these dainty flow
- NV e9nceaIed under them and attached