The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-30

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There aaa Goals from last years fires,
NO s man who works the pump
But man 'ai ots of holes in last years tires.
FINDS i''' Chicago Times-Herald.
,-+h Church Guild will meet, Monday
Inc Nav 4th, with Mrs. William F.
s.hoppe, Court street.
e.a.tor Burleigh has proposed an amend
tho river and harbor bill to provide for
nep, .rsv of Belfast harbor. There is urgent
SUI dredging to meet present require
uents
wall be a whist party and dance
iD. -,oy evening, May 7th. in Memorial Hall
i'' Clark Camp. Sons of Veterans. Ice
and cake will be for sale. Admission,
non Is cents, ladies Is cents.
annual meeting of the Woman's Club Of
49,, formerly the Arts and Crafts) will
,,datSp D. m May 4th, when the report OF
Ut ,p,insting committee will be submitted.
an attendance is desired as the future
= the club will be considered.
nh. next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
all be held with Mrs. II. S. Morey, a.
',,,r street, Monday afternoon, May 4th
,,sson will be from the C. L. S. C. book,
nh. Meaning of Evolution" chapter five
r,.f quotations from Addison's writings.
go went out of Swan Lake April 25th
sa- dshing season has opened. The fish
,,o,bt thus far have been small. but the fish
=, see indications of good season. Au-
. roIburn was one of the "lucky" ones
.,-n,l. landing two salmon and trout.
49, successful fishermen were Thos. B.
~. Percy E. Greer and w. F. Jellison.
cy,p7,Nc ITEMS Capt. Fitz W. Patterson,
rs..ntly sold his schooner, the Rosa E.,
y. can't. Shubel S. Rich, has bought the
..r Clinton of Edwin Loud of Brooks
g..,,l will repair her for the bay coasting
..s5s me Clinton is % tons net and was
,,- at Nilbridge in 1886. -. The schooner
,,.., weaver, which has been laid up at East
r..,- ID winter is loading salt at the Hoosic
4,... Ir Bucksport.
v.s--. l. W, Parker and Charles F. Swift
..,,1sa Monday from Bath. having gone
..s-. for a look at the cup defender Defiance,
,.o.asaring completion. Mr.. Parker brought
s,sa niece of the outer planking which is
-l.4 reh Mahogany, and of the ceiling, "a
.,,o oregon pine. He is very enthusiastic as
4.+.. construction and model of the craft and
t,,r.. fl, have another look at her after she is
sarlasd.
V,arB BELFAST. Rev Haraden S. Pearl
has baen engaged to preach at the Head of the
Tide hurch services will begin Sunday, May
3,5 al go p. M, and continue each Sunday at
+,,r aaur for an indefinite period. All are
cordially invited and requested to attend the Sc
.sr..eqs Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Mackie,
ut. apt3t the winter in Lowell, Mass, arrived
t,r. last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r,rqrt Of Lowell, Mass, arrived Friday for a
,s.r, visit with Mrs. E. C. Merriam and Mr..
,ni Mrs H. W. Mackie.. Mrs. Nina Mason
Srsyens. who has been with her brother, Ed
ward Mason, in Sabattus and adjoining towns
in the moving picture business, arrived home
last Monday.
Ina MAY Bazaar. The Guilds May Bazaar
v,Iopen in Memorial hall at 2 p. M, May 9th,
for the sale of boudoir caps, baby things,
nors.cooked foods and candies. The baby
,1oy will begin at 8 90, and at $50 o'clock the
io. parade will take place. Tea will be on
sale during the afternoon. All children under
g Years are cordially invited to enter the baby
snow. There will be no prizes, but each baby
VII, receive a little souvenir. All little girls
from 3 to years are urged to enter the con-
test for the dressed doll displayed in the City
Drug Store window, which will be awarded
to the child having the most attractively deco
rated doll carriage. Mothers accompanying
children will be admitted free IN the after
noon. when ten cents will be charged at the
ioar In the evening there will be pleasing
entertainment, consisting of two amusing
little PLAYS Rubber Boots and 1.-The Coming
Of Anaabel,' to be p resented by the young
people. and music Admission, Is cents. Moth
els entering children are requested to notify
some one of the Baby show committee, which
consists of Mrs. W. F. Schoppe. Mrs. Elon b.
Giehrist Mrs W. F. Weshe, Mrs. h. L.. Seek
ms