The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-02
The down train Tuesday ran over and
killed large hound at the lower bridge
crossing in Belfast.

| The down train Tuesday ran over and
killed large hound at the lower bridge
crossing in Belfast.
| City Physician John Stevens has vaccin-
ated 265 patients to date since he began
| few weeks ago.
Dr. W. l.. West of Belfast has bought the
brown mare Alice S. OF W. b. Iwomhly of
Unity-another good horse added to Bel
FISTS fast ones.
The members of Waldo County Bar will
apply to the Court for writ OF mandamus
to compel the County Commissioners
to put in tire-proof vaults for the county
records and papers.
For some time past 5000 in the Belfast
per cent. bonds have been outstanding
Now all but 81 100 have been refunded or
located, and the work OF reminding will no
doubt be completed at an early day.
Charles T. Coombs entertained a small
whist party of intimate friends at his resi-
dence on Northport Avenue Tuesday even
ing There were FIVE tables at whist
Refreshments were served and very enjoy
able evening spent
Helping Hand Circle will meet with Mrs.
Libby on Bay View street Monday. March
9th. They will have their third anniver sary
supper and entertainment Thursday even
ing, March 9th, at Mrs. Robbins, No. 4 Bridge
street. All members are requested to take
part in the entertainment,
t. a III fava 10
peared in this city, and there was one death
the past week. A little son of Charles
Trundy died of the fever in an aggravated
form. The patients include Miss Maude
Milliken and Master Houston Small A
number OF cases of sickness which it was
at first feared were scarlet fever have proved
to be other diseases.
A meeting of the stoc kholders of the Dial
ton Sarsaparllla Co. was held Tuesday after
noon to act on proposition Of F. A.
Greer of Belfast, no offers to buy the stock
at SIS per share provided all the stockhold-
ers will sell. Those present voted unani
mousIy to accept Mr. Greer's offer. A few
shares are held by parties who were not rep
resented. The meeting was adjourned to
March 23d, by which time it is expected all
the stockholders will be heard from.
FEBRUARY WEATHER. The weather rec
ord of MIR. L. II. March shows that the
month Just closed was the coolest February
with three exceptions in 40 years. Those
three years were 1865, ~, 50. The mean tenn
perature was 20 139, against p o. for Febru-
1 a " ~ 6 n
past. The highest temperature was 47o on
the 21st day. the lowest % below zero the
18th and 10Th days. Rain fell on days and
snow on g. The total snowfall was II inches;
total precipitation, rain and melted snow,
276 inches
RECITAL. The recital by Misses Susan
Dnsmore, Maude johnson aud Lu Little
field, of which mention was made last week,
will be given Wednesday evening, March
9Th, IN Odd Fellows Hall Tickets may now
he had at A. d. Chases and of Fred A.
Johnson. The program includes music,
readings, etc, and is as follows
a. Consolation, Dennee
{ b. In my Neighbours Garden. Nevin
Miss Johnson.
Thy Name, Mary right Woods
Miss Dinsmore.
a. An Idyl of the Period.
| b. There, Little Girl, Don't Cry.
Miss Littlttield
Rondo Capriccioso, Mendelssohn
Miss Johnson.
Magnetic Waltz, Arditi
Miss Dinsmore
Flower Scene from Ingomar
Miss Lttlefield
Norwegian Bridal Procession. Grieg
Miss Johnson.