The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-12

The annual meeting of the Masonic Temple AS
ISOLATION is advertised to take place at the Temple
in this city, Tuesday afternoon, Feb. "a, at 3
O'Clock.
FARMERS INSTITUTE. The institute announced
to be held at Richie Grange Hall, Waldo, is post
poned until Thursday, Feb. 18th, at the same hall
and with the same program.
Mrs. L. E. MacCarthy has large assortment of
valentines, which, with other goods, she intended
to advertise this week, but we obliged to hold
her advertisement over unit! next week.
Two polo clubs are being formed in this
city which will play at Capt. Coomb's skating rink
IL. IL. Carter, Jr., is to captain one team and Will
Gordon tue other. They will soon begin to prac
tce.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Waldo
county medical association was to have been held
in this city on Tuesday, but owing to the severe
storm. no out of-towu ply sician put in appear
ance. The meeting is postponed to the regular
session in May.
Joseph Williamson. Esq, of this city, himself a
claimant in the French ~poiation matter. Is pre-
pared to represent other claimants before the
Court Of Claims and people having matters before
this court will do well to consult him See his
card in another column
The Ladies of the Thos IL. Marshall K. G. will
give an antiquarian supper at the q. A. K. Hall
thursday evening Feb. Eth, Readings by Mrs
Alexander, Mr.. Wilkins and Miss Z. Jones' of
Boston. supper from six to eight. Admission Is
cents. All are invited. Per order, Carrie f. Black
See.
The pardon case Of Joseph Rawley, confined at
the Belfast jail. came before the Governor and
council last week The matter was tabled for the
want OF the proper notification. Rawley's term of
Imprisonment expires next month and he will no
doubt serve his ume out before the matter is dis
posed of by the Council.
CHURCH NOTES The lecture ON Success, which
was postponed on Dec l4th on account of the storm
Of that date, will be delivered in the Unitarian
church of this city next sunday evening, circum-
stances permitting.... There will be no preaching
at the Baptist church next sunday afternoon, the
pastor being absent for one week The subject of
the sermon At the North church is no night in
Heaven.
TIE wrestiers IL. NJ. Dufur, q. W. Flag, W. F.
nnfur, and those who took part at the recent en-
tcrtainment at the Belfast Opera House, have sent
communication to the journal, Offering their ser
vices for benefit to be given Mr.. 5. d. Sargent If
this meets public approval the athletes will arrange
place and date. The entertainment if given will
be similar 10 that on Friday evening last.
improvements constantly being made by
Msssrs. Critchet, sibey 4 Co., ut the Belfast shoe
factory. They have recently connected every room
and department with the office by d series OF
speaking tubes. Each foreman can be colnmuni-
Gated with from the office. ana also the shop Of
Durham Y Hall where the boxes are made, and the
annex where the cartons are manufactured 1t is a
well equipped establishment.
Anse Lehman died at Grand Falls. y b., on
Tuesday Feb 70, aged So years, one month and
three days. Mr.. Lehman born in Searsmuht.
He came to Belfast in lS4j and was deputy coec.
ton of customs. In lsti0 Mr.. Lehman went to Cas-
tine to reside and subsequently to Bangor where
he has since lived. While in Belfast lie was a
prominent mason. and after going to Castinc he
became Il petitioner for the restoration Of Hancock
Lodge. Mr.. Lehman was well known in Belfast
AMI many of our older citizens will learn Of hi.
death with regret.
r. II. Coombs 4 SON Belfast call attention to n
JOB lot of curtain poles, at extremely low prices.
People in want ahOud secure them at once, as
such an opportunity may never again occur They
air also first class undertakers and have a full
stock in this line. There is war in sarspailla.
amt consequently slaughter in prices W. o.
Poor 4 Son, Belfast, advertise Browns at IS cents
per bottle and Bells >arsAparilla at 80 cts. per
bottle. sample bottles free Alsoteaers in drugs
and medicines. A A. Hpyps co Brlf1st n 81
advertise Browns Sarsaparilla for So cts. per
hottlc..>ee statement Of the >careport Spool and
Block Manufacturing Co.
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE The following are
the transfers in real estate in waldo county, for the
week ending Feb, 10Th: Alberta Alexander, by
guardian, OHIO, TO Sarah A. Alexander 4 ais, Bel
fast. Henry 5 Bullen, Salem, to Phebc A. Staples
Belfast. Ois Cummings, Northport, to Matthew
Drinkwater, same town. ID. W. EwelI, Laconia, \
H., to G. II. Dunton, Wmterport. Edmund A.
Fuller 4 ais, Freedom, to Nathaniel Mcfarland
same town. Philo iIersey, Belfast, to Clcmentint
\. Poor, same place. AXel Hay ford, Belfast, levy
TO seth l.. Milikcn. same place. Samuel Haynes
Belfast, will, to Rebecca Haynes 4 ais. 1861, same
place. De~iah q. Harris, stockton, to :. A. Rem
dall, ,lne town. Mary a. Knowles, I.incomvillc
to 'ugnstine + Hahn, same town. Nancy Lund
Nryada, to ear III A. Alexander Belfast. Adelaide
:. Robert, Il ais, Brooks. To Charles IL. Roberts
Same town.
WALDO COOP TEMrLAKs. The annual session
of the Wdto District Lodge of food TempIar,
wa helt with Half Moon Lodge at Chambers
Corner, Knox, last Monday. Ten Lodges wert
! represented NJ about $50 delegates Geo. E. Brack
rtt e.. S, presided and the following were electe,