The Republican journal., 1892-01-07

Mrs. S. n. ToWle. who has been teaching
the school in Dist No. Is, Belfast, has re-
signed.
Mr.. Terry Owen has killed IA months
old pig which dressed 466 pounds He
thinks this beats the record.
The next meeting of the w. G. I. U. will
be held with Miss E. G. Frye, Miller Street,
Saturday at 3 p. NJ
Lobstering is the principal business at Isle
au Haut just now, and fishermen are COM
planning of scarcity of this shell fish.
The annual meeting of the Belfast Board
of Trade will occur next Tuesday evening,
when officers will be elected. An effort
should be made to revive interest in the
board.
BAR BANQUET. The Bar of Waldo county
will give banquet i'll honor of Col. w. H.
Fogler, at the Crosby Inn on Wednesday ev-
enng Jan. 18th. Judge Whitehouse will
attend
Parties from Peabody, Mass, came to
Belfast Monday and carried away Washing
ton Engine No. 5. The engine has been
sold to the Veteran Fireman's Association
of that town.
a law passed at the last legislature obliges
the city clerk to record each birth, death and
marriage, and he receives a fee of fifteen
cents each The physicians are supposed to
report to the city clerk each birth and DEATH
receiving Twenty-Five cents for each report
The annual meeting of the Marine railway
took place at j. w. Frederick & Cos store,
Wednesday afternoon. The following di-
rectors were elected: w. b. Swan, j. w.
Frederick, H..A Carter, Geo f. Wight and
w. +. Triggs.
The BIJou CLUE. \ new club hearing
the above name has been organized in this
city, with a membership of fifteen young
Block opposite the entrance to the Opera
House. The rooms are handsomely carpeted,
the walls hung with pictures, and furnished
with a piano.
THE CHURCHES. The present week is the
week of PRAYER in all the churches. Rev
George E. Tufts will preach at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning. -. At the Unver-
salist Church next Sunday morning the topic
will be: 'The Retiner;' Malachi I'LL, 8;
evening ''The Value of Small Things"
Zechariah, 1, 10.
CALENDARS. Mr.. f. &. White, dealer in
coal, wood and hay. Belfast. has issued a
handsome calendar, which he is sending out
to his friends. Swift & Paul, grocery deal
Very handsome one, with a 'happy new
year." has been received from Mr.. Al. j.
Condor. with Parrotte, Andrews 4 Co., of
Chicago.
The regular annual meeting of the
members of the Waldo Trotting Horse
Breeders Association will he held at Bel
fast, i'll the city council room, memorial
building, Saturday, Jan. 9, 1892. at TO- a. III.
\ full attendance is requested. as besides
the reports Of officers election Of executive
committees etc, other business of Importance
will he transacted.
Attention is called to the adyt. of Thayer
< Adams, jewelers. High street, Belfast.
They have everything in their line. -, The
Crosby Inn under its new management is
doing we'll. See adNt... See tax collectors
notice...D. p. Palmer. at Masonic: Temple.
wishes all a happy New Year, Read his
a,lvt For fine foot Wear see W. I. Col
burn, MrClintock Block.
Tho annual meeting Of the Belfast Hotel
company was held ut the store of A. d.
Chase on Monday evening. Directors We're
elected for the ensuing year as follows:
Asa \. Howes, \. f. Houston. Calvin Her.
veN. A. c. SibIty, and |. w. Parker Mr. A.
y. Howes was elected PRESIDENT A. D.
Chase. clerk, and Calvin Hervey treasurer.
The first Of the series Of six assemblies,
known as the Cin,!rre!ils, naugu rated Ivy
Mrs. II. f. Mcdonald and Miss Ella May
Johnson, viii take place at the Belfast OPP
era House Thursday evening Jan. 18th. San
born Ccllestra Will furnish the music. The
assemblies viii begin at eight p. III. and end
al twelve. midnight. The tickets are not
transferable.
DIVIDENDS. The odd Fellows Hall As,u-
''iItoii i!tlA>lttIdit'U tlNItitI OF lllftt lttf
cent. ON its stock. This is the first dividend.
the earnings have been used toward pay
ing off small Indebtedness. The stock is
now at a premium. The Belfast Marine
Railway has declared a semi-annual div-
dend Of three per cent. to stockholders of
record Jan. LIST.
The Camden Savings Bank of Rocllport
Me-, have contracted with f. G. Morris (.
Co.. of Boston, for one OF the strongest and
finest burglar-proof vaults that can be made
This vault work includes a very heavy vault,
burglar-proof vault doors, time locks and
automatic bolt work. Inside of this vault
will be placed safe deposit boxes for rental
The safes manufactured by this company are
the best in the market, and the Journal re-
Gently placed an order for one See adver-
tisement.
Sheriff Wadswortll arrested William
Barnes Monday morning and held him to
await the action of the officers of kennebec
county. Barnes is suspected of the robbery
of the post otfic" at Albion last month.
Barnes mother lives at City Point Belfast,
and when the robbery was committed an
officer came here in search of the THE
Barnes was in the vicinity When the robbery
took place. He was recently liberated from