The Republican journal., 1898-02-10
rsF NEWS OF BELFAST.
a. suted to learn the printing bust
.rnly to this Office.

4DNlN W ehiS ciiiSS'
-atendent Brick will omit his Friday
l,eture to the teachers this week.
Ne.ien is fitting up rooms over his
-,nt in the j. C. Thompson block on
----t for lodging rooms.
ingwood and Small removed a
IN the forehead OF Mrs Thomas
frankfort last week.
sent to the tiremens ball and not
u the owners may be found at
X Welch's lunch car.
waldo country Veteran Association
-r with +. NJ. Billings Post, Monroe,
AS. Feb. 18th. H. R. D., Sec.
Tlsu Stevens has removed his office
Main street to the rooms in Opera
Block, heretofore occupied by the
-a. Club.
-4cers at the Belfast Jail showed their
sense after the recent big storm by
the % tramps confined there and put
III -H-m at shoveling out the streets. A
-t-- Sc of tramps could hardly be sug-
+-d Waterville Mail.
l., Unclaimed letters remaining in the
o. .- post Office for the week ending Feb.
..-atlemen-Mr. Edwin Crummet, Mr..
Curtis, Mr.. 7. Peck, Mr.. William
r.nu.
are now but Is tramps in Waldo
ail and they are obliged to dig
.. d the frozen ground of the county
.. After getting out but few seek the
atty OF Sheriff Norton a second time
L. Woodcock has received news of
lance Of an oil painting he sent to
5lr the Art Club exhibition, and that
eel hung ION the line" in most
position. 1t is a still life, repre-
caches and pottery.
ksonville, Fla, subscriber in re-
lis subscription says; Mrs. NJ.
could do without all the other
We take, tut not the Republican
our home paper. We take four
apers and d Jacksonville daily"
Bearer Circle, Kings Daughters,
led the following officers and com
President, Fannie Hart; Secretary,
j. Price; Treasurer, Lora Maxcy;
3D. I. II. Fernald Committee on
IRA MaXcy, Isa Morse, Myrtle Pen
The circle IS working TO raise funds
oposed Old aides home.
preliminary work Of the Board of
ration resulted in striking from the
-.- list 81 names y voters have died
-l- special Congressional election in
The names Of the sailors lost in the
gale have not been taken off. The
..rision VIII be made the week before
ron.
md was Candemas Day, and as the
Ns fair and clear, ''you may expect
and severe winter" There are about 10
4r.ous IN prose and verse to back this
ueut One is enough:
lind had as lief see his wife on the
bier
at Candlemas Day should be pleasant
and clear.
a- journal has received from the Bel
-. Printing Co. one of their odd designs
Advertising. The souvenir this time
as.sts of a monthly calendar for February
II { in one corner is a cut of dude with a
y adeu head stuck on the shoulders, and the
s rption tells you that ga man is not
-ssarily blockhead because he does not
IT our printing"
JANUARY WEATHER. The month of Jan
s 1898, was considerably colder than the
tge for that month for 80 years past.
~. mean temperature was 1925 against
for January, 1897, and 10 93o for Jan
for the past 80 years. The highest
lrrature was 360 above on the 18th day
ae,t II below zero the 10Th. Rain fell on
.Ts and snow on IS. The total snow fall
inches preci pitation, or rain and
tel snow, ) 81 inches.
Troy correspondent of the Keunebec
-al writes: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V.
ngham, who We're killed in the rail-
5He.dent We're residents of this town,
news of their sudden deaths gave their
r-n and friends terrible shock. They
about 10 years of age and were on their
-l visit their daughter who lives N
.eN-n, Three sous survive them, all of
ny have families, and reside in town;
three daughters. one Of whom resides
81 nifty, one in Pittsfield and the other in
lrolu. They We're most kind and excel
int people and their loss will be most keen
tr.t
A E. Clark, Sons # Veterans, had pleas
lt surprise party Monday evening. While
tAt boys were attending to their business in
tie regular meeting they heard some one
IL )vlng about in the anteroom, but thought
was some OF their belated members. At
TIE close of the meeting the hall was taken
possession of by about 40 members of the Re-
lief Corps and Ladies Aid Society, and
lew o. A. h. Veterans, who had prepared an
excellent supper and otherwise prepared for
a royal good time. The members of the
amp were taken completely by surprise,
and they all say they will never again say
{ LAT woman cannot keep a secret
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch Fannie & Edith,
apt John w. Ryder, arrived Feb 4th
ght from Portland. Capt Ryder reports
hat during the storm last week his vessel
ay in Portland harbor moored under the lee
" large ocean steamer. Although in an
unusually sheltered spot it was almost i'm
possible to be up and about the deck
y --seis moored at the wharves in that har-
Dor We're badly damaged by pounding.
Sch. Adelia T. Carleton was tow