The Republican Journal u'inlK TL___ BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 190(h NUMBErIsT w ntenUs of Journal. that time. The committee has decided to the Lewis To-Day’s Old Folks’ Dance. OBITUARY. Wharf Corporation, and for many increase to $40 a month the pension of the years a manager of the Old Ladies’ Home. Wedding Bells. PERSONAL. PAGE 1. His wise widow of Lieut. Col. John M. Au Old-Time Favorite Leads the counsel will be missed in Hamilton, Orchestra; Mrs. Annie L. one of the oldest greatly ;n‘ Week..News of the Granges..A Smart, many relations. Boston 0th who was killed at the battle and Old and a | Journal. Lord-Neal. George Osborne Lord'of Bel- Lena K. Patterson...To Republican Cavalry, Young; Enjoy Delightful w. W. of ladies in Waldo county, died at the home of Cates went to Boston Tuesday on linn Old Folks’ Dance..Transfers San Juan.The Senate, March 22nd, Evening. fast was married March 21st in Pittsfield to ue. Nature Studies.. in executive her daughter, Mrs. Susan Nickerson of The remains of Mrs. Maude Jackson Grant business. .Obituary...a session by an almost unaui> The third annual oh! folks’ dance under Miss Madeline Adelaide Neal at the home of mcmbrance...W. C. T. U. Notes... of Orono were mous ratified the between North March 15th. She was born brought to Troy for inter- C. B. Hall Boats. vote, treaty the the Searsport, the bride’s went to Boston on Newspaper Notes..Wedding management of Fred W.Pote was held in ment in Fair view cemetery March 20th. Mrs. parents in that village. The Monday United States and Great Britain relative in Sidney Dec. 26, 1804, the daughter of business. Shipbuilding Notes.. Concerning the Belfast House Grant was the of Nathaniel Jack- affair is reported by Pittsfield 'tries. B. and S...Personals. to Opera Thursday evening, dauj/hter correspondents the estates of citizens of one country Patrick and Sally Dumphee. She was mar- son, of March was a formerly Troy. About two years ago as one of the I. W. Parker was in PAGE 2. who die in 22d, and brilliant success. At being prettiest weddings ever Portland Monday on the other.Newspaper pub- ried in 1822 to Joshua Smart of Swanville she was married to Willie Grant of t Orono, held in town. The rooms business. Maine Woman in Cali- lishers all over the will at he time of opening all the seats around the where she has since were a mass of roses Paragraphs.-A country rejoice and moved to Belfast soon after. had lived. She leaves a ■ach Western Wits..Fishing in Machias They and other cut with tlie defeat of the Loud‘bill in the House. floor and in the galleries were filled. There husband, infant, father and four sisters. flowers, ferns, palms aud Elmer A. Sherman went to small Guilty..News Notes eight four of whom are now Boston Mon- .Dangers The children, living. Funeral services were held at the Character, vote to recommit the bill is practically were no spare seats and nobody was crowd- West flowering plants tastefully arranged. The on business. .per Borrowing..Newspaper Those are day s who have away Troy schoolhouse, conducted Rev. J C. of a Bachelor..Maine Death Rate its death warrant, as the vote passed Hannah, by decorations were especially ed or obliged to stand. The hall was very Lamb. The principal in the parlor, wife of Nichols, Aaron mourning family have the sym- E. R. Thomas and moved to Cam- was by so decisive a The measure Shepherd Smart, where the family PAGE 3. figure. prettily decorated, with colored bunting in pathy of a large circle of friends. ceremony was performed. The was directed fairly against the John D. Smart and Eva Patterson. The bridge, Mass., Monday. nosh country festoons overhead and on bay window was arched with over Gypsies...March Magazines.. weeklies the sides of the green, A News and and the smaller dailies imposing survivors are Mrs. Lucy Ann Stephenson of Oscar A. Burkett, a well-known resident Frank McClennan of Orono is Question...Literary lanterns which was smilax, roses and while visiting his :•(•.» galleries, Japanese aud flags. The of pinks, \ Pie Feast. conditions that could not have been met Belfast, Mrs. Sarah Crosby of Onion, died, March 24th. Mr. Burkett Mrs. J. W. Brockton, had the which made the sister, Ryder. PAGE 4. without financial loss. In cases curtain behind the stage was of American been in health for a number of draperies background many the Mrs. A. of East Bel- poor Minn., Mary Crosby years. He was a were Mrs. W. K. Keene passage of the bill would have meant a flags, ornamented with the words, “Old farmer by occupation and covered with the same kind of flowers left Monday for a visit Secret Societies..Maine Gems at E Nickerson of an fast, and Susan North industrious and upright man. Besides a in of two in 1. -. "Mtion.. Back Numbers cessation of Hoar’s Folks’ ia red letters on profusion. The took at weeks Rockland. .County publication.Senator Dance,” round white circle of ceremony place a Suit for Slander.. News She had four brothers and two large friends he leaves a widow, one of generous to ex Searsport. 8:30 and was of proposition give t^ueeu discs, and the number “1000” in large white son, Frederic a Elias Bur- o'clock, performed by Rev. L. Miss Bertha Hoffses is her crsity Maine. sisters and was the last of the to be Burkett, brother, visiting aunt, Liliuokalani a pension of $10,000 a year family kett of and two W of the PAGE <3. figures, the letters and figures illuminated Union, sisters, Mrs. Mary Goods, Universalist church, the Mrs. Ruby Gray, in Morrill. has been called She was a and very properly sat upon. Just away. life-long con- White of Union and Mrs. Nellie of used. ! Belfast. .The Churches. incandescent Wiley ring being The bride was given away J. H. what by lights. of Camden was distinguished service this interesting sistent member of the Freewill Baptist Watertown, to mourn his loss. The deceased her Montgomery, Esq PAGE <>. The first was by father She wore a very handsome woman has done to number the grand overture, was about 60 of The ser- in Belfast on entitle her to a place a kind and wife and years age. funeral Saturday business. "I church, dptiful mother, vice dress of white sarali. .Queer Place f«»r Clams., on and was executed was held organdie trimmed with white the national pension roll is something Orpheus, skilfully by Tuesday. L. O. Haskell of («- W at or \ e.-sels. always ready to help bear the burdens of satin ribbon the Pittstield Advertiser that Mr. Hoar fails to Ames aud carried a large of page 7. entirely explain_ Orchestra, led by William H.Whiddon bouquet was in others and to a kind word where A Pleasant town Saturday on business. The March on speak Remembrance. brides’ roses, the bridesmaid was Miss Notes Lxperimeutal .Journalism., House, 23d, motion of Con- of Boston, Belfast’s old-time favorite as a such could The funeral was held at Mrs. H. Jo; oi News a Madison Woman.. Allen a bill help. Ardria Simmons of an W. Healey and two sous went to gressman passed increasing musician and dancing master. Ninety-six Waldo, aunt of the ding Ships..a Co-operative Cream* the allowance of her late home March 18th,and was at- Mrs. Edwin Frost of this Rockland Portland’s largely city lately re- bride, and the best man was J. Lee Patter- Monday fora short visit. I'.iragraplis A I’m. .Strikes in Pros- lightship couples formed on for the grand march, from thousand to thousand tended friends and ceived a letter from •'.-h utui.- oi American seventy ninety by sorrowing neighbors, Miss Isabel C. Pollister son of Belfast. The is a John Stevens Shipbuilding, which was led by Capt. aud Mrs. David H. bridegroom popular came to Belfast from Pitts- ions, Bro. Boardmau. dollars. The bill now goes to the who had learned to the worth of of who is now a Senate, appreciate Portland, student in the young man, a son of N. S. with held last for a short visit. PAGE S. where is Libby, who iu spite of their years Capt. Lord, Saturday prompt action assured_Mrs. advancing the deceased. The services were conducted Emerson School of Oratory in Boston, whom he is associated in the ! "'a!> Esther M. the wife of entered into the spirit of the occasion with sail-making Misses Bertha I. and Helen Bird went, to County Correspondence..Ship Allen, Representa- by Rev. W. H. Norton of The re- which '..Births .Deaths. Searsport. recalls in a pleasing manner a custom and business. The Marriages tive Allen of Maine, died here, the same and which marked ship-chandlery bride is a Rockland Saturday for a few visit. Saturday vigor grace mains were taken to East Belfast for burial. days of Mrs. Frost’s mother, the late Mrs. Char- native of a morning. She was borfa in Waterboro, their in their Fol- Liberty, daughter of Mr. and daucing younger days. Her children have the Miss Ada Jones, Miss Ferguson’s milliner SEW S OH THE Me., 72 but in recent sorrowing sympathy lotte Jones, in sending a birth-cake to Mrs. Walter I. aud is a WEEK.. years ago, years the march aud circle was the newly Neal, young lady lowing song of a wide of for many seasons, has arrived in Belfast.