The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-03-12
Frank Pomeroy of Foxcroft is visiting

Frank Pomeroy of Foxcroft is visiting
friends in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Ilsley and child are
visiting relatives in Waterville.
Capt. and Mrs. C. F. Carver came from
Camden last week to visit MRS. G. IT..
Crosby.
The Waldo Bar Association is adding
sou worth of books to the bar library and
making needed improvements in the library
room.
A stamp collectors club was formed at
the residence of Ambrose j. Morrison, on
Court street, Tuesday evening, with the
following officers: Gerald NJ Howard, Pres. !;
a. j. Morrison, Vice Presidents Loring S.
Willis. Secretary and Treasurer
B. Z. Dinsmore wishes to announce that
owing to the severe weather last week he
Will continue his gigantic clearance sale in
boots and shoes another week. This will
give those who were unable to attend an op-
portunity to get first class goods at half
price.
Saturday at 10 o'clock Southworth and
Lancaster will sell 90 Iowa horses, ranging
in weight from 900 to 800 pounds. There
are several fine single workers and a number
OF matched pairs in the lot All are thorough
ly broken The horses may be seen and tried
at the stables of-the Belfast Livery Co. prior
to the sale.
Mention was made last week of forth.
coming Biographical Review of Waldo
11rfy o. boat -,
nished sketches and subscribed for the
work. The genealogical feature will have
careful attention, and the work will be read
with interest not only by the present but by
future generations
l. L. Moreland and wife OF Helena, Mont.
who have been iii the city guests of Mr. and
Mrs. j. g. Scott at the Inter Ocean Hotel
departed last night for their home. Mrs
Moreand is sister of Mrs. Scott. Mr.. More
land is prominent mining man in Montana
and is on his return trip from New
York where he closed deals with eastern
capitalists for mining property in his State.
Wyoming tribune, Cheyenne, Feb. Goth
A young woman who lives on Waldo
Avenue was attacked on Primrose Hill Mon
day evening while returning home from
down town and had a serious scutf1e with
her assailant. The attack was witnessed by
young man, who at once went to the res
cue and drove off the assalant. The young
lady had purse with considerable money
and gold watch, and in the scu1fle lost the
latter, but it was found the next morning
The attacking party Was dressed in womens
clothes.
FIRE IN SEARSPoRT. The farm buildings
OF Clarence Wyman, the first place in Sears
port across the town line on the back road,
We're burned Tuesday morning. Mr.. Wyman
is i'll, and his wife was at the barn feeding
the stock, when the horse kicked the lantern
over, setting fire to the hay. Mr. Wyman
came out and together they succeeded in
saving the horse and COW, and d few artl-
cles from the house and barn. Mr. Wvman
was quite badly burned about the face, and
the COW was singed and made blind. They
lost all their clothing except what they had
on, together with all their bedding, furni-
ture and household effects. In the barn they
lost 500 worth Of wood, quite quantity of
hay, a new moving machine, horse rake and
all the farming tools and vehicles, except
one sleigh The loss on the property is about
81 800: insured for 500.