The Republican journal., 1896-12-31
- NEWS OF BELFAST.


t. r-t4nt has added a full line of
meat business, lately estab-
81. -tee formerly occupied by
as1-
DID,. aill address A. E. Clark
.. terans, at the regular
..- N aIav evening on "Our Or
freed
.usuf DIE house committee of the
.. ~, he held next Monday at
Mrs ii. +. Thompson's, Frank
mli attendance is requested.
1--we been granted as follows:
rta II. Fuller. Rockport; Geo.
Brewer George c. Kicker, East
VI Jewell, Clinton; original,
Clara f. Turner, North Haven.
.-.. additions have recently been
..- t,itphone exchange, as follows:
N Jones, hardware store, 3-3; j.
j, .-s..- -esidence, l7-5; Belfast Light
.,..O. rtiice, 80. The Age office is
a.-.4
...- HOME. Generous donations for
,. have been received from Mrs. o.
t.t Belfast, and Capt. Fred Barker
and S. from "a Friend
- the use of fine piano,
Mss Mary p Beaman.
. Frederick A Waldron, city
NHerville, which occurred Dec.
the first break in class of
ung men who entered Colby
lass of IS. DR.. Elmer Small
t,f. member of that class.
the North church history on
was derived FROM old files
and Williamson $ History of
.... ti.e latter; and we are also
4l. williamson for the use of
Illustrate the article.
..f Thomas Fl. Marshall Post
ae Installed at Memorial Hall,
mag. Jan. 18th. The veterans
the Relief Corps and Sons
invited to be present. There
supper tn which all are in.
rure-
. Jaunty Veteran Association
W Town House in Swanvile,
1u, Thursday, Jan. I, 1891
t.r-.,,-7, braa.l too o,,J e.,
shed 10y the comrades of Swan
-.drs out of town will bring
III stormy the meeting will be
r lay Come one, come all.
... mes. Secretary.
.-.u received last week the fol-
hch will prove of consider
reaches the eye of the right
SAN Francisco, Dec. 49,
afy Frank Carvel, son of John
Hr he Truesdale Carvel, of the
aucle. John P, Truesdale The
II q valuable estate in Smelling,
HU Cal Frank Carvel is one
The estate.
w ALLACE NICHOLS,
'ortsman perpetrated a large
on himself last week He has
r AMt Of hunting with a modern
ter but this time thought he
-au -ry his old muzzle-loading shot
Jared himself in the old-style
p1wder-horn,. shot pouch and
and started for the woods. On
-a-. the forest, about two miles from
oaded Hrs gun, but when he came
# act, found he had brought along
-n} ERTIsEMENTs. M. L. Mitchell,
fr-er, has soapstone foot warmers,
stoves of all kinds, and the
ranges and heaters. Now is the
y-.. Attention is called to the
A-7 Pattee, agent for fire, life and
~Crance companies. He repre-
st class companies and has had
experience. Office in Masonic
trance on Main street. See
III Belfast National and Sears
-al banks There are always
buyers Of holiday gifts and
ant anything III the line of dry
shouId cali at Starretts, where
-Ins may still be had
NOTES. Captain Otis Ingraham.
-u off duty since the City of Ban
ken off from the Boston and Ban
10 have charge of the Lewiston
akes the place of the Penobscot.
To Boston somewhere about the
u January to bring the Lewiston
til. The steamer Penobscot will
make her last trip to Boston on the
larry, and will then be hauled up
as Boston and thoroughly remodeled
seasons service. The Lewiston
eare TWO round trips week during
nder of the winter. She will leave
tuesdays and Fridays, returning
IS and Thursdays. The following
st of officers: Captain, Otis In
1 first pilot, William Whitney;
W Hlqt, William A. Roix; quarter-mas-
An Long and F. E. Brown; watch
b. ID. Sears; baggage master, G. H.
brady bow lookout, William Jacobs:
-r, George G. Williams second of
ueury Jordan; engineer, Thomas II.
-f assistant engineer. F. E. Davis;
and freight clerk, John R. Hatch;
sd Harry L. Nevins.
tNs RELIEF CORPS. Mrs. Belle J.
I Monroe, Department President of
mans Relief Corps, has issued Gen
niers No. Q, in which, in addition to
some instructions, etc in relation to
ak, she says
r annual inspection has been compIet-
ur Department President had the
feo Of Inspecting twenty-five Corps and
hey We're encouraged and benefited as