The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-17

The Frank P. Blodgett house, 81 Cedar
street, has been sold.
At special meeting of the Belfast Board of
Trade Tuesday evening the board ratified the
arrangements of the committee on new local
Industries with the Pierce-Billings Company
of Boston. The facts were published in last
weeks Journal.
! ANOTHER SUCCESS. The Juvenile Minstrel
show was repeated at The Colonial Theater
last Thursday evening before crowded house
and scored another success, and we can add
nothing to the commentator given last week
of the initial performance, April Sd, in the Uni
versast vestry. The m 9m5e1s of the chorus.
which did exceptionally good work, We're Fred
Johnson, Carl Noyes, Perley Tbbetts, Harold
Bradford, Evan Wilson, Gladys Bradford,
Leota Patterson, Kathleen Colcord. The two
performances netted $50 IS and at recent
meeting the Current Events Club the small
boys class under the leadership of F. l. Wilson,
voted to give the church $50 and dispose of
the balance later for the benefit of the Sunday
school.
The following deed was received, April 18th,
for recording at the Waldo County Registry
of Deeds: "Horace Chenery, Belfast, to Frances
E Hunt. Brookline, Mass, all my land with
the buildings thereon situated in the city of
Belfast; said land being bounded as follows By
, land of United States Government; Franklin
street, by property of Thomas W. Pitcher, by
property of my wife, Julia Chenery; by Cedar
Nv No, II h., ~
Tucker places, so-called."
SPRAYING AND PRUNING. Mr.. A. K Gardner,
State Horticulturist, and Mr.. Sweetser, Asst.
State Horticultural, gave a very interesting
and instructive demonstration of spraying and
pruning at the residence of C. R. Coombs on
Northport enue, April 18th. goody num-
Der of enthusiastic fruit growers was in at
tendance and all expressed their appreciation
of the able manner in which everything was
explained to them. The attendance undoubt-
edly would have been much larger had the
travelling not been SO hard Mr.. Gardner and
MIR. Sweetser clearly showed that they
thoroughly understood their business, demon
strated their ability to instruct and make plain
to those interested, and by their gentlemanly
manner and evident desire to instruct made
many friends and their work cannot help be-
ing of great benefit to all interested in fruit
growing.
JUDGE PHlI.BRooK WELCOMED. Prior to tire
opening of the April term of the Supreme Ju-
dicia Court last Tuesday Associate Justice
!. Warren C. Philbrooi, met the members of the
, Waldo County Bar Association informally in
Al
congratulations. His desk in the court room
bore beautiful bouquet of Lawson pinks in
delicate pink and rose shades, placed there by
( the members of Palestine Commandery, K. T..
of Belfast, with the following sentiment at
tached:
"To our distinguished frater, with heartiest
fluctuations and kindliest wishes for judicial
career as brilliant and successful as these
flowers are beautiful and pure"
;. number of prominent Belfast Masons were
in the court room at the opening Judge Phil
brook holding warm place in the hearts of
the order in Belfast, which he has frequently
, visited. On this occasion the chaplain was
Eminent Rev. David L. Wilson. past eminent
commander of Palestine Commandery
In the absence of::Sheriff Cushman, who was
called to Montvie, Tuesday. by the death of
his brother, Deputy Littefeld of Monroe off
ciated and his place was taken by Deputy P
o G. Hurd of Northport.
II New ADVERTISEMENTS James Fl. Howes
Odd Fellows block, now has his full sprinc
stock of suits, coats, Skirts dress materials ane
" trimming, in all the styles that will be ir
vogue the coming season, ready for inspection
= Parcel post and mail orders solicited . Chas
F. Swift, Masonic Temple, has grass seed
= farm and garden seed, flower seeds, sweet
peas and nasturtiums, all varieties, in bulk O,
package The Holeproof silk hose are guar
anteed the same their regular kinds ant
cost more than the mending kind. Sold onl,
at The Dinsmore Store. See list of officers
and corporators elected at the annual meeting
. Of the Belfast Savings bank See statement
= of the Searsport National bank Of Searsport
....See statement of The City National banl
of Belfast r. P. Hills, Belmont avenue
- offers for sale one 800 egg capacity Cyphers
fire proof incubator and four Cyphers fire.
proof, self-regulating and self-ventiIatjnp in.
door breeders. all In perfect condition r
o. Norton, Waldo County agent, advertises
the Buick "31." price 81 2s5, fully eouipped
This is motor of the highest TYNE Mr.
Norton has roadsters and touring cars. $3.50 r,
p1,ooo, ioHy equipped ana Will send catalOpuf
on request Telephone number HALL.
Ralph d. Southworth, IL Main street, will have
special Friday and Saturday sale this week.
Any $3.50 and 50 hats in the window for 81 75
Complete lines of mems and boys clothing and
furnishings. Harry w. Clark & Co., have
just received new Widow Jones boys knicker.
booker Norfolk suits in blue serge. Nothino
better in boys clothes in fit or style Assist
ant cook wanted by Jellison & Greer Lob.
sters at Bramhalls market Mrs. Charlie,
H. Coombs and daughter. brothers and sisters
publish card Of thanks .... Auction sale Of
household goods at the F. A. Griffin place
Belmont avenue, Monday, April 21st. sale to
continue until goods are disposed of. Sc.
statement of the Massachusetts Bonding &
ms Co. Agents. Carleton Doak. Belfast: B
F. Colcord. Searsport; Wilfred Il. Lord Win
terport; Macomber. Farr & Written. Aupusta
State agents for Maine.