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

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Winterport lsads in Waldo county in the
number Of hens, with Belfast second. Mont
vile third and Searsmont fourth. Winterport
also leads in the estimated value OF the poul-
try produced, with Belfast second, Montvllle
third and Knox fourth; and Belfast leads In the
estimated value Of the eggs produced. with
Winterport second, Montville third and Brooks
fourth. Waldo county has 1bSSSS hens. Inc
estimated value Of the poultry produced dur
ing the last year is $7l.3l1.50 and the esti-
mated value Of the eggs produced is $2N'-
l709l.
Whether Maine is called upon to furnish
troops for the Mexican war or not Belfast u
already well represented now at the front.
Charles B. Hazeltlne of the .4th U. s. Cavalry
has been stationed near Fort Clark, Texas, for
some time and doing patrol duty with his COM
pany on the frontier. Tom Randall is on the
battleship Texas and Norman Littlefield is in
the hospital corps on the battleship Michigan.
Walter Mitchell, who has been on the Mexican
coast nearly all winter. is on the batteship Me-
braska, which sailed from the Charlestown
Navy Yard this week, and Rudolph Wiggin
has sailed on the battleship Virginia. Fred
Wentworth, son of Mrs. Walter Juan OF this
city, who has been stationed at Plattsburg, N
Y, with the 5th U. s. Infantry for two years
and was at home on furlough, has returned to
Plattsburg to report for duty.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The Grant is the
first standard high grade motor car to be sold
under $500, and the car now on exhibition at
the Read Garage is attracting much attention
and favorable comment. VIM. F. Weshe is the
local agent and has already booked several or
ders The Belfast Fuel & Hay Co announ-
ces special prices for coal, put in on level and
delivered within the city limits, to go into
effect on and after May LIST. =. Make your
home attractive with Alabastine. SOLD by earle
& Jones M ]. Dow. Brooks, makes speciality
of Suesine silk. He still continues his discount
sale at low prices for cash.. Ralph D. South
worth, IL Main street, is better prepared than
ever before to suit customers for mems and
boys clothing. furnishings. hats AMI caps. Call
and see his well selected lines. -. First mack
erei of the season at the City Fish Market.
See appointments of DR.. E. H. Boyington of
Wipterport, eye specialist. The Belfast
Lodge, New England Order of Protection, a
fraternal and social insurance order for men
and women invites those wishing protection
at minimum cost to become members. Just
bear in mind that the only place in Belfast that
sells the original Holeproof hose is The Dns-
more Store . Something nice at A. A Howes
& Co's-Crawford's imported puff paste crack
ers and Giffords piquant cheese. Have your
chimneys cleaned. Lewis Trundy is prepared
to do the cleaning. See the announcement
of Jones & Snow, plumbing. heating and
sheet metal work. They are prepared to do
all ork in that line. The Consumers Fuel
Co. give the summer prices for COAL They
carry good wood of ali kinds at reasonable
prices; also charcoal. :. The Consumers Fuel
Co. has good pair of team horses for SALE.
For sale cheap, secondhand range in good
condition; also metal mother incubator and
hen house. Inquire at No. Miller street,.
The Read Garage & Machine Co, offers two
second hand motor cars for quick sale. Call
and look them over. -. S. L. Palmer will be at
the store OF James H Howes today. April Both,
with New York line of coats, suits, dresses
and gowns. =. See notice of bonds of the Bel
fast Public Buildings Co. for sale. For par
ticulars enquire of Elon B. Gilchrest, Belfast
Savings Bank.
THE LIVING PICTURES. This entertainment,
given by the Arts and Crafts Society at the
Colonial last Tuesday evening.was great ar
tistic success. The first group, twelve por-
traits from the old masters, were remarkable
for their fidelity of detail and coloring.s They
were all excellent. They were represented as |
follows: Baby Stuart, Myra Goldman; Boy
with Torn Hat, Tolford Durham; Portrait of
Rembrant Ralph Rayford; Girl with Mutf, |
Louise Clement; Madam LeBrun and Daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. w. Wescott and Miss Helen; |
Dutch Flower Girl, Mrs. Irwin Dinsmore; Ser
enader, Clarence E. Hall; Spanish Dancer,
Mrs. Edward Estabrook; Queen Louise. Miss
Gladys Pitcher; Pot of Basil, Miss Cora Mori-
son; Flower Girl, Miss Annette Holt; Minuet,
Miss Katherine c. Quimby, Elon B. Gilchrest
The second part, consisting of the following
children s pictures, were charming and thor
oughly enjoyed: Showing Grandma the Step"
4 Love You; "My Custom of an Afternoon"
''The Cry Baby" PRISCILLA" chow Lay Me-"
The third group, consisting of fourteen pic
lures, by modern artists which were posed bv
number of Belfasts young people. was fine
Christy, Taylor and others. Some clever Sat-
friday Evening Post covers were also includ-