The Republican journal., 1898-11-17

Seaside e. L. s. Circle will meet with Mrs.
| C. A. Hubbard Monday afternoon, Nov. 21st
at p N.
Thomas n. Marshall Relief Corps gave
supper to the Grand Army Veterans at
Memorial Hall Thursday.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
| Belfast post office for the week ending Nov
12 Gentlemen-Mr. W. B, Alexander.
The Non-Partisan W. c. t. Alliance will
meet at the Girls Home Friday afternoon,
Nov. 49, at . p. M, to assist in repairing
clothes for the children.
The first of the series of ancing parties
by the Uotilion Club will be given in Me-
mortal hall Friday evening, Nov. 25th. The
music will be by the Belfast Band Orches-
| ira.
The Belfast W. c. T. U ask for contribu-
tions of secondhand clothing for use in their
charity work, to be left at the rooms Thurs
day afternoon or with the President, Mrs.
| a. E. Clark.
The County Commissioners held special
meeting Tuesday and arranged for buying
the years supply of frewood for the
county buildings. 1t will be bought in
cord-wood or sled length and worked up by
| tramps at the jail.
George Pratt Epworth League held a bus
mess meeting at the NJ. E. parsonage Mon
DAY evening ana qulVe Iarge huiioef We're
present several items VI business We're
transacted Inc meeting was lolio"ea by
sociai time ana refreshments
The members of the old Parlor Musical
Society are invited to meet the Festival
chorus at the store of Mr.. f. S. Pitcher to-
morrow, Friday, evening, at o'clock
Members of the Festival chorus and all
who intend to become members, will please
| attend.
SH1PPIxe ITEMS Sch. E. l.. Dow was
flowed 10 Bangor last Friday nv steamer
| Castine to load ice for New York The
| British schooner II. A. Holden arrived Nov.
lotn ilolli o. JONI ~ D. Will Vhe largest
cargo Vi shihSIes ever drought 10 thls port
nearly lnllIioh anu hdh' lucy We're Tor
cooper 20 ocil' 0aAelIe arrive" Ahnrs-
uas lioin o"uSol VIII Iulnpel lof cooper
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North BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Kinley of Jackson visited friends and rela-
tlVeS here last week, Although rs and IA
years OF age. respectively, they are hale and
vigorous ana their OLD nelghbors We're glad
to see them. Mrs. Ellen T. Gay was called
TO MontVllie last thursday by the illness OF
her mother Mrs. {. b. Gilmore. -. Will
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The SCARLET FEVER The number o
cases of scarlet fever in this city is 1ncrea in 9
but nearly all the patients have it in light
form Dr. s. w. johnson. chairman of til,
Board of Health attributes the spread t,
two causes Some of tle musicians have
neglected to report the cases nromntlv +,
Board, and in some light cases no physician
has been called, and members of the family
and others have gone in and ont at will H.
states that no cases can be traced to the
schools. Considerable comment has beer
made on the fact that men belonging in
quarantined houses are seen upou THE
street and about their husness hut an far Ak
the Board are informed the man are either
boarding temnorariIv outsida mr. ara t,l,ino
r.. ~. 1870 , 49, 's'ins -"'' 'i''
Of their belongings are.