The Republican journal., 1898-02-24
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.


~ ue holden at the same place immedi-
,ltsr the general caucus. The caucuses
-,-.l4 No 1 and will be holden at their
-.u- on Thursday evening, March Sd,
-... m- Per order. City Committee.
t.,t logan yesterday.
,a.-. vill be a 5-cent sociable at Seaside
-..ngs Il ~ this, Thursday, evening.
- smith of Vinalhaven has been ap-
g+4,l a trial Justice and Albert E. Fernald
Is rtarport a notary public.
.so, Bearer Circle, Kings Daughters
.1--oar.ng for an anniversary celebration
eH appropriate exercises March Goth.
F.,-s au the custom house and on steamer
t..urnstot were at half-mast Feb. 18th, in
,.-7.arv # the men killed on the battleship
v.,. orders from Washington instruct
.4- astom house officials to display the
-.-. al half mast until further orders.
tensions have been granted as follows
4-.rA Albert E. Fernald, Winterport
&. ~gluaI, widows, etc, Emma f. Taylor
HAM den.
Me- Flora l. Rich entertained party of
4 friends Feb. odd, her birthday
.-. 1870 to five o'clock. Refreshments
4-. -+ryed and fine time reported.
less Befaster suggests that the
g- pbuilding city will be a safe place
Jo i've in case of a war with Spain
aaIi won't take a Bath if he can
Is george, Maine Central station agent
IT, has received instructions to sell
seattle and other Pacific ports at
sizes than were ever before made
England
rsJ robin made his appearance on
--.-- street last Friday and seemed con
enough to sing. If you doubt these
"A. -nts We refer you to Miss Adele Nc
lo saw and heard him.
ude2stood that an old-folks' dance
gwen at Belfast Opera House Fri
--nug, March 4th. If the proposed
arrjed out, as it doubtless will be,
he a notable social event.
slearsal of the Belfast Festival
al he held at the Belfast Band
morrow, Friday, evening, having
. 1.tponed from Tuesday evening on
u the concert of the Peoples Lee
1r~e
hscriber III the West writes 1T is
an ~ years since left my old home
t-r have always taken The Repub-
.. Journal; could hardly keep house
rlt L. The only thing l do not like
... #. # tells Of the death of too many of
ii trends
.sl sunday Mr.. Herbert Morse of Morse
Belmont, crossed Tilden's Pond on a
going from his home to n. B. Allen
- Mr. Morse thinks he is the first to
-- Iden's Pond i'll this manner, and no
Lr 5 correct. There was a crust on
-Haw making fair wheeling.
-H FACTS. Sch. Psyche arrived Feb.
Uth a good fare of fresh cod. One man
said 30 have stood on the wharf as the
was hauling in and exclaimed,
z-y-c-h-e Thunder, what a way to spell
i,r .... The fishermen at Matinicus were
=-ug rs cents for Holsters last week. .. A
a-a t-aler advertises elegant Holsters"
~upriNG ITEMS. Sch. Mazurka arrived
gtA from Boston with general cargo.
sl Fannie & Edith sailed Feb. 18th,
Ireland with hay from f. G. White Co.
S-u Carlton Bell sailed Feb. 10Th for
5port.. Sch. P. NJ. Bonney loaded hay
- ". Carters last week for Vinalhaven.
Sgnp Passport sailed Feb. 18th with
genera cargo for Deer Isle. Schs. Maria
Webster and Nolant loaded casks for Rock
- the hrst of the week
2-LIorial service in honor of Miss
A'e~ E Willard, President of the
|fls nd National Woman s Christian
H-rau,e MON, will be held this, Thurs
3-tarLoon at 3 o'clock in the w. G. I.
r.ors it being the day of burial at her
10 Evanston, III. A public service
3e hell after receiving the official an
ement from headquarters as to the
when al Unions will observe the SER
--"t Sanborn writes from Omaha, Ne
ska, under date of Feb. 18th: 81 am one
boys who left the old State of Maine
til lated in the middle West l was born
Morrill,, Waldo county, and left that State
'i The east fifteen years ago, when 1 was
Ieteen years old, and have been here since
d." lave met with fair success l have only
fad Maine papers occasionally, as very few
hem find their way into this section. I
i'r Ter long time promised myself a sub
'.'Puon to the Belfast paper, and now in
IKE check. Please send me at once file
ALI your issues since Jan. 1st and mail all
tA' hereafter to my business address :"
''. Sdpborn is president of the F. E. San
''h Company, manufacturers of the Stand
Horse and Cattle Food for growing and
ri-un g stock
IEAMER NoTEs. 1t is announced that
Maine Coast Steamship Co. has been Or
'A"ed for the purpose of opening a regular
'r1mb0at service between Boston and Ma.
-7SI"rt, touching at the principal inter
-'. ate ports The officers of the new com
are Hermon H. Nathan, president; H .
N'Hcks Nathan, treasurer; Charles X .
7-hoan, secretary; G NJ. Boyd, general
ger; Russell Colgrove, superintendent
nSportation. The first week in March
inpany viii put the steamer Seaboard
Tue route from Boston to Machiasport.
y h and a.