The Republican journal., 1899-02-23
The Republican Journal, Thursday, February q, 1899
Sch. Maud Whitmore, Capt. Oger, was in
bort yesterday with a small fare of fresh

Sch. Maud Whitmore, Capt. Ogier, was in
| port yesterday with small fare of fresh
fish.
| Up to noon yesterday, DR.. John Stevens
city physician, had vaccinated free of cbarpe
100 patients.
The schools, public Offices, banks, etc
were closed yesterday, Washngton's birth.
day, but the mills, stores, etc., were open "a
usual.
The Belfast Baptist pastor conducts a SER
vice in the schoo. house at Halls corner
every Monday evening at quarter of seven
o'clock, standard-unless it storms
The Non Partisan W. c. T. Alliance will
meet to morrow, Friday, afternoon with
Mrs. E. Fl. Conant, Church street. All
members are requested to be present
Misses Susan Dinsmore Maude Johnson
and Lu Littlefield will give recital. con.
sisting of music, reading, etc, about the
second week in March. Further notice next
week.
A recital will be given at Memorial Hall
Wednesday evening, March 18th. by Misses
georgia Burrows, June Hills and Edith
Pettlngil, assisted by Miss Anne C. Crosby
| and Mr.. z. G. Brooks.
One girl from the Girls Home was sent
out last week, Miss Bessie WEIGH, who is to
live with family in Thorndike Miss Fife
| Brown was received into the Home from a
family in West Belfast this week,
Mrs. Abbie Kimball, who is employed at
the Revere House, recently took a dose of
tncture of iodine and came near dying as a
result. She said afterwards that she took
it by mistake for cough medicine.
Frederick W. Brown, who drew the large
group photogra phi of the members of Thomas
H. Marsha II Post, G. A. R., as a prize at the
Relief corps fair, has given the same to the
post. 1t has not yet been formally presented
EXPOSED TO SMALL Pox TiIeston Wad-
| lin, Esq, of this city spent SUNDAY with his
sister, Mrs. Woodside of Sabattus Her son
| llieston was confined to the house by
| slight illness. Mr.. Wadlin returned home
Monday Yesterday he received a telephone
message that his nephew has varioloid He
at once reported to Mayor Fletcher and DR..
IL,
Nacclnated him aud bis family and quaran-
tined them at their home. AS the case was
IN the earliest stages of DEVELOPMENT there
is very little danger, but Mr.. Wadiin and
the physicians prefer to be on the safe side.
JUVENILE TEMPLE RE ORGANIZED. Sun
= light Juvenile Temple, OF this city,
which has been dormant for time, was re-
organized Monday afternoon, by State
! Deputy g. S. j. T., I. H. F4rnald, assisted
by Mrs Alexander, Supt., and Miss Flora
Weber, Vice Tempar of Belfast Lodge
The Temple is to be in charge of its former
Supt., Mrs, E. P. Alexander, assisted by the
members Of Belfast Lodge Of Good Templars
The meetings to be held every Monday
at 3 Is p, m. Parents are cordially invited
to come and bring the children The follow
ing officers We're elected and Installed: c.
L, Percy Clifford V. T, K ate Brier; Chap;
Bessie McMahan; Secy Frank Black; Fin
ancial Secy, Carrie Ford Treas, Willie
Black Mar, Clarence Hall Guard, Willie
Farrar; Sentinel, Lee Howard; Dep. Mar
shall, Grace Hayes; Asst. Secy, Frank
Twombly p. c. T., Herbert Brier.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS F. H. Francis
announces a cash sale of boots and shoes for
30 days, beginning Feb. 23d See advt. for
particulars Those in want of first class
monumental work should call on HARRISON
Wood & Co., Bridge street. They have a
large assortment of finished work on hand
to select from. B. c. Dinsmore, SO Main
street. quotes some astonishing prices this
week on ladies' girls, mems and boys
boots and shoes. A lot of girls rubbers for
II cents pair. See changes in prices at
Bradman ) cash grocery store, sc High
street.. Saws filed or cut over and filed at
reasonable prices, and work guaranteed, by
John A. Briggs, corner of Cedar and Elm
streets, Belfast. The homestead of the
late Nancy Smith of Swanville will be sold
at auction on the premises March % 1899 if
not disposed of at private sale before that
date. Appy to I. @. Smart, administrators
IA farm Of 10 acres in South Belfast is
offered for sale. For further particulars adj
dress Mrs. Sarah f Pepdleton, Belfast $500
NJ IS. Carrie E. Perce publishes a card of
thanks to the tiremen... Two-story brick
building on Main street for sale. Enquire
OF George A. Qunby, Office of Field &
Quimby.