The Republican journal., 1892-01-28

nett are both sick with the grip. Miss Wal
ton is in charge of Miss Frye's school.
Some time since j. d. Tucker bought a
small house on Congress street, built by a
man named Feltman. Mr.. Tucker has NOV
ed the building to Cedar street near his own
residence and is fitting it up for tenement
house.
j. j. Laughton who proposes to establish
a canning factory in Belfast, arrived here
Tuesday and returned to Bar Harbor We'd
nesday. He says he will soon come to Bel
fast with his family and enter upon his bus
ness at D. w. Dyer's place.
Mrs. Florence A. Maynard of Worcester
Mass, will open classes in dancing at Odd
Fellows hall Children's class from until
4 p m, and an advanced class for Masters
and Misses at 4 p. III. Mrs. Maynard will be
glad to meet all interested at the hall on
Saturday afternoon Jan Both at two O'Clock
DR.. GORDON AT HOME. Dr. Jason Gordon
mentioned last week as i'll in Boston, arriv-
ed home Monday evening. He started from
Boston Saturday, but left the train at Lynn
Fellow of that city who accompanied him
home.
The first real snowstorm of the winter be-
gan Tuesday morning, continuing all day
and we'll into the night. The snow was fine
and not great deal fell, and the prevailing
high wind carried it into drifts so that the
travelling was not improved. 1t is still bet
ter wheeling than sleighng in this vicinity.
ported, and in which many of our readers
will be interested, The Bootle, Eng, Times
says, editorially:
A sweet singer has entered the bonds of
matrimony, and the Miss Ella HERMAN of
the past is now Mrs Alonzo D. Melvin. Best
wishes attend the Bootle nightingale
The Board of Registration requests all new
corners in town qualified to vote and those
whose names have not been on the voting
day afternoon between and O'Clock A
list of names is also published of whom in
formation is wanted
Judge Geo. E. johnson, D. d. g. NJ, with
-Allstl Nd'lSN ofIu. AldfleS +. oWllu, ana
Charles t. Richards, started for Lincolnville
Tuesday evening to make an official visit
to King David Lodge of Masons. After
reaching Saturday Cove, on account Of the
storm they gave up the trip and returned
home.
The county commissioners Went to North
port on Tuesday on the petition of number
of people who ask for the dis,ontinuance of
piece of road leading from Temple Heights
to the South Shore near the Jonathan FL
we'll place. 1t is claimed that an alteration
in the road makes the former piece Of no use.
THE LOAN AND BUILDING Asso The See
ond annuali meeting of the stockholders of
this association Will be held at the Alder
mems rooms, Memorial binding. on We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 3, at 7.30 O'Clock, for
the purpose of electing nine directors. Every
stakeholder is entitled to one vote and tlir-
teen members constitute a quorum. Those
who cannot attend should send a proxy.
PATRIOTIC. At the last meeting of T. II.
Marshall Post G.. A. r., of Belfast. it was
unanimously voted to tender to the Presi-
dent of the United States the services of the
Post for coast defenses, in the event of war
with Chill. The quartz rmaster has toward
ed the vote. Notwithstanding the age of
many OF the veterans there is vet good
deal of ginger in boys of 81.
The Waldo County FISH Protection Assoc
citation held its annual meeting Tuesday ev-
enng in the Office of Il. f Dunton. The fol
lowing directors We're elected: C. b. Hazel
tine, Joseph \. Clement, E. W. Could H. p.
Thompson. II. I. Rankin, B. H. Conant and
w. W. Merrill. f. II. Francis was elected
secretary and Jos. \. Clement treasurer
The finances of the association are in good
condition.
There is To he an administrator sale of
the paintings of the late F. E. Wright at
Chase's Gallery Hamilton Place. Boston.
at p. m, on Saturday next. Among the
subjects are two of Waterfall at Belfast, two
of Autumn at Belfast, one of Shipyard, and
one of Old Mill at Belfast The titles of sew
eral other pictures are simply given as cat
Belfast The old mill is probably what is
commonly called the wool-factory, of which
Mr. Wright made an excellent picture dur
ing one of his summer visits here.
E. p. Frost 4 Co., dealers in clothing, Bel
fast, announce that they have declared war
in prices, and are offering great bargains.
F. A. Robbins, Belfast upho lsterer and deal
er in harnesses, &c, has a new stock and
one OF the best stores in town. The uphol-
STEERING branch is new. Give him call. 49,
Poor& Son, Belfast, give pointer on patent
medicines, fancy goods Sc. that people will
do we'll to heed. =. B. f. Wells, Belfast, has
new stock of table linen, &C. Hervey, Bel
FAST has an excellent stock of iewery and
some unique patterns of souvenir spoons.
THE CHURCHES. young Peoples Day "
orcurS Sunday Jan. 81. At the UNIVERSAL
list church, the topic in the morning will be
The work of the young people" At is p.
NJ. the y. +. G. L. Will devote an hour in the
vestry to the consideration of the subject
"Preparaton for Life Texts Prov VIII,
-, IS, Y, II and in the auditorium at O'Clock
lecture will be given on ''Deformities of
Social Life, Prov. XIV. 81 .. a convention
of the young people of the Free Baptist So
cietes of Maine was held in Lewiston Thurs
day and the following officers We're elected:
F rank W. Hovey, president: Dr. Taylor,
secretary.