The Republican journal., 1898-01-27
Mayo & White have bought large and
improved filter for their bottliuQ works,

Mayo b White have bought large anG
improved filter for their bottling works.
We are indebted to Hon. Fred Atwood,
Winterport, insurance agent, for hand
some calendar for 1898.
The W. c. T. U. will ho'd a mothers meet
ing at their rooms Jan. 9th. The subject ot
heredity will be discussed. A cordial invi
tation is given to all.
The Social Whist Club will hold ladies'
matinee this, Thursday, afternoon at Memo.
rial Hall. Playing will begin at o'clock
sharp. Tea will be served.
The Non-Partisan W. c. 7. U. Alliance
will meet with Mrs. E. A. D. Burlington
Cedar street, Friday afternoon, Jan. % h.
A full attendance is desired.
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. Geo. r. Carter Jan. 31st, at 2 p. m. II
is expected a talk on Germany will be
given by one who has travelled in that
country.
Mr.. Geo. 0. Hatch, who lives on Northport
avenue near Little River, is building yacht
20 feet long on the keel and 35 feet over all.
1t will probably be the only addition to the
local yacht fleet this season.
The next assembly by Aurora Rebekah
Lodge, 1. o. o F., will be held in Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday evening, Feb. Sd. The
music will be by the Belfast Theatre Orches-
ira. All are cordially invited
The children of the Universalist Sunday
school will give public entertainment
next week that promises to be of unusual
excellence. They have been in training for
some time with Miss Elizabeth Kelley. Mrs.
Frost and others.
The steamer yacht Narada is fitting out
at New York for a winters cruise to the
Mediterranean, and will carry her owner,
Henry Walters. and number of friends
The crew numbers 36, among W whom are the
B. Cole Lee Paris, Charles Haskell, Benia-
min Tyler, Oscar Barter, Thomas Robbins,
Mike Gross, Emery Eaton, John Cole and
Whit Horton.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR RALLY The C. E.
societies of the Baptist and Congregational
churches of this city will observe Christian
Endeavor Day, Feb. ID, the anniversary of
the organization of the G. E. movement, by
rally at the Baptist church, The c. E.
societies in North Belfast, East Belfast,
Searsport, Ncrthport, Poor's Mills and Nor
rill have been invited to attend. The meet
ing will begin at 10 p. m. with service of
song, to be followed by an address by Rev.
f L. Marsh of Waterville.
Mr.. Llewellyn X. Boulter, accompanied
by his wife, left last week for their home in
Montgomery, Ala. Mr.. and Mrs. Boulter
We're married during Mr.. B. s visit north in
March 1897, Mr. Boulter was formerly of
Freedom, where he has brother now re-
siding. but has been away for severa. years.
Though much in love with the land of his
adoption he evidently had not forgotten his
native State. Mrs. Boulter was formerly
Miss Mary A. Patterson, daughter of the
late Robert Patterson of Poor's Mills Bel
fast. Their many acquaintances and
friends unite in congratulations and in wish
ing them much happiness in their Southern
home.
FIRE. The house of Frank Whitcomb, at
ie south end of Cedar street, was burned
yesterday morning. The alarm was sounded
at u 10 A. NJ and the hose companies re-
sponded promptly. The house was more
than 1900 feet from the nearest by drant, but
Seaside Hose Co. arrived with 600 feet of
hose and connected with the 1000 feet of
Washington Hose Co, and thus the depart
ment was able to do efficient service in saw
ing the stable. Mrs. " hitcomb was out of
town visiting relatives, ard Mr.. W. and
friend who was stopping with him were
awakened by smoke in their room. They
found fire well under way in the l.. and the
b )use complete Y Fl lied Wit 4 smoke. They got
ont partially dressed Neighbors and others
succeeded in saving rart of the contents
of the house, out the buildings were totally
destroyed. Tie hose companies did we'll
Seaside came with pair of j W. Burgess
horses about {. mile and b alf and Wash
ington's men dragged their hose carriages
through the snow three-fourths OF mile,
They connected and placed 1850 feet of hose
and saved the neighboring building. Mr..
WhitcOmb's house was built last year at a
cost of S1100, and was insured for $500. The
owner is unusually unfortunate, having lost
a hand in machinery about two years ago