The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-02
The Monroe Cheese Co. will hold their
annual meeting Saturday, March 4th, at one

shore last Thursday and this is one of the
forerunners of spring.
The catalogue of Waldo County Bar
Library is kept at the office of the Clerk of
Courts where it is available for reference.
Tileston Wadlin, ESQ, Clerk of .Courts
has sent out the venires for traverse jurors
for the April term of Supreme Judicial
Court.
| H l.. Woodcock of this city is making a
collection of flags of the various foreign
countries he visits in his travels. He now
has four-Canada, France, Great Britain
and Belgium.
The tickets for the recital March 18th bv
Misses June Hills, Georgia Burrows and
Edith Pettengll on sale at Kilgore &
! Wilson'S Drug Store, Pitchers music store
and by Miss Hattie Clements.
List of advertised letters remaining I'M
claimed in the Belfast post Office for the
week ending February 25th. Gentlemen
MIR. Walter P. Leonard, Mr.. George Moshlin.
Ladies-Mrs. Ira 6. Wentworth.
map of South America. moulded in
sand, is to be seen at the Central Interme-
date school room. 1t is the work of Master
Marthon Doak, aged years, pupil of the
4th grade, and is a skillful piece of work
The Waldo County Veterans Association
meets in Belfast to-day. and will be enter
| tanned by Thomas H. Marshall Post, G A.
| r The program includes a solo by Miss
/ Edith Pettingill reading by Miss Burrows.
and music by the Baptist choir.
! The flag on Memorial Hall was at half
mast Sunday in memory of Orlando j. Bag
/ ley, member Of Thomas H. Marshall Post,
| G. A. r., who died in Liberty Feb 22d, and
was buried in Dixmont Sunday. He served
| in the navy during the Rebellion
| William Fl. Staples Jr., a boy of - years,
had narrow escape from drowning Sunday
A number of children were crossing the
pond west of the railroad at the depot, on
the ice. when William walked into air
hole. He had on rubber boots, which drag
ged HIM down, hut came to the surface once
at the hole he went in at when he was seiz-
ed by young brother, who held him until
others came to the rescue
The c0tiii0n party given at Memorial Hall
last Friday evening was one of the most en-
loyable social events Of the season There
was large attendance, many Of the dancers
being masked While do1unoes rredomi-
mated there We're some striking costumes
including Uncle Sam, clown, tramp. and
a number Of fancy costumes The refresh
ments included Welsh rarebit, punch etc
The series of cottllon parties has been so
successful that the managers have decided
to have one more, at least
BUcKsPoRr SEMINARY ASSOCIATION. The
fifth annual reunion and banquet of the
Bueksport Seminary Association will be
held on Friday, March 10th, at the United
States Hotel, Beach street, near the new
South Station, Boston. Reception from i to
$, followed by banquet. Short addresses are
expected from the president, Rev. j. F
Haley, Miss A. NJ. Wilson and others Vocal
and instrumental music Tickets at 81 %
may be obtained from f S. Fernald. ESQ,
10 Court Square, room 70. 1t is very i'm
portant that tickets be procured in advance
1t you expect to be pre- emit, please notify
MIR. Fernald at once.
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