The Republican journal., 1896-12-10
>rWs OF BELFAST.

.- fiUO Is arranging Tor an en-
inc given early in January, to
..g cncert, the charming com
.u uur best local talent, and
n- t1 be announced later.
1nservey, Judge of Probate of
sided i'll the Waldo county
yesterday during the first
.toIs Of the estate of James
.- Johnson being a creditor.
.-- weather of the season was
..uz. Dec. ID, when the mer-
Driow in some parts of the
vsrU, record was as follows:
. lp IN, 90 above; 6 p. m, 50
.a VI one of our sailing packets
ADD original remark in explana-
,q,Iuon of the vessel. He is
.- with teaming than with navi-
when the vessel began to feel
--.tra strong breeze he remarked:
,r- ss though she had both for
..- 81 the nigh side"
" o. 7. U. at their last meet
If. with the other local Unions
U..a-y II securing the services of
-amens, State Missionary of
for one or more lectures in
Cu- other Unions will act on
ueir next meetings. The
M Waldo Union will be Dec.
Mrs Mary A. Smith.
.- Uae Nrdsed from giving his name,
tu who started the laundry
% this city last week, going
ksp0rt with the idea of es-
uiry there. He has been
Years, during which he visit
the Canton district, China,
~ via San Francisco. He
ujer the L. S. law and is
zu and come at will.
meeting Thursday evening,
mas H, Marshall Post, q, A.
Hu- officers We're elected
II Clifford; Senior Vice
A Conant; Junior Vice
T.. MeKeen officer of the
t- officer of the Guard, A
trtermaster, Henry Staples;
~ lruudy; Surgeon, Geo. R.
~ W Burgess, chairman,
F Clark. They will be
st meeting in } January
Nose Co. held its annual
William a. Kimball was
Harry Bagley, Clerk NJ
assistant Clerk. Following
Iii the two divisions: First
yau, VIM. NJ. WEIGH; Pipe
" Freeman, L, H. Jipson,
james Hill. Hydrantmen,
- y F. Patterson. Second
r.usu. James W. Pendlet0n
Tl Diekey, Roy Young, Elmer
.el'ok Hydrantmen, Joseph
a" Scott.
Lannon'S went to Cape
Monday to take a youth named
---l, who was committed to
~iool Saturday by Judge
..rgp of assault and battery.
.-N.. guite large number who
fr- school, and who stay
frequently getting into
lty Marshal, School Com
erintendent are working for
~ the boys, by trying to induce
md school. To this end the
- is soon to be started, but
show no disposition to reform,
cents or guardians do not appre-
ttages offered, will, of neces-
the Reform School.
. lamp Sons of Veterans, elect
. Monday evening: CAPTAIN.
lSt Lieut., W W. Shaw; ID
Hobbs; Camp Council, A. S.
fendleton, c. Nj. Smalley
>.'ponal Encampment, w, j.
matte, Orrin j. Diekey. The
Ice the first Monday in
F.. Merriam of Centre Lin
InE officer. The members
Au4y and Relief Corps are
IT, S. COURT. The Belfast
ammoned to Portland last
Witnesses before the grand
5. District Court returned
.Ne st Of indictments has not
Saturday U. S. Deputy
Prescott came to Belfast and
rr O Bicknell on a charge of
without paying L. S internal
1t is understood that the
Bicknell's place was taken
a assumed name, which the Of
not Iegal. Mr.. Bickneli return
'.'nday, having adjusted the mat
t -taction of the Court.
Ee Est. The Municipal Officers
A at at the Aldermen's room
Venlng, Dec. I'd, to inquire
is- # the recent fires at the house
Warrens heirs and the store of
t"unell But one witness was
-elation TO the Warren fire and
fWn to O'Connell's. Ulysses
Ntu dt MIS-. OuOne III Gne
Use and had the charge of her in
stated that he was in the barn
- early in the evening to get
01t did not set the lamp down.
Doc cause for the fire. In re-
- Connell fire Miss Annie Go
Hs rooms on Phoenix Row, the
lear the rear of O'Connell's, said
tened by noises in the lear of
She got up and saw the fire,
aled DIR. Stevens, who has
"- te, and he gave the alarm. Mr..
-.st BIO 1o,l IT,, ..... H.. a