The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-09
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The meeting of the Parlor Musical Society
is postponed till Thurs lay. March 9Th when
pleasing Mendelssohn program will be
given. Members are requested to bring their
copies of Ell ah."
A Social Whist will be given by Mrs
| Ralph II Howes, Cedar street. Monday after
noon, March 18th, from ., 80 until O'Clock,
for the benefit of the Free kindergarten
Admission % cents. Il is hoped all the
ladies Will feel an interest in this good cause
The regular monthly meeting of the city
teachers will be h4tt Friday afternoon.
March 10th, at 3 O'clock, and that of the rl,-
raj teachers, Saturday AFTERNOON, March Ii
at 30. The subject for the rural meeting
will be Causes for defect in English in the
rural schools"
Helping Hand Circle, Kings Daughters,
elected the following officers at their regular
meeting Monday evening, March 9th Pres,
Mrs. Ella Staples Wee Pres, Mrs Nellie
Macomber; Secy. Mrs. Ruth Staples Treas.
Mrs. Mary Coombs; Collector, Mrs Annie
Mcintosh; Organist. Mrs, Goldie Curtis.
The Cotillion Club will give their next
marty early in April and if ia tn ha ."Cali.o
PARTY ), The ladies will wear cotton goods
as calico, cambria or percale and the gentle
men dress in summer outing suits or appro-
pirate costumes. 1t is expected to make
one of the prettiest parties given by the
club.
o,,dia,I4 ~ TN Nornn,hao. ,ss " 49,,
again Lieut. jeffrey made a successful exhib-
iton OF hypnotism, and delighted the people
called M from the audience we're mada IN
perform the most ridiculous and sometimes
"onuellul itats' ne , eAuIolliohs viii ne
Mr. MYERS he younq man. now in me-
merle sleep in the Atkinson window on
central street, VIII he bfohght on the stage
NJ a." 90 i''n ~ sie7p On
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trt o,.o 11,,,.,a
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ieio i''' '""S 'i'e' hooh ioi po''on' pu'
leniaiheu az i'o0hiahu uh''l frluaS' anu d.
riNeo DIT nos'oh oa'ufoay' one iel' boston
az . :" a. III "oioay anu arrived here that
vne 'no" SUI An' oi' "o''V NO '"i ''iei 'nah
IVY ~ 'e'i'>' NV g., ''>'' y, a" ''''"s
W. 0"Ho
w." it'o' "e9U"S ""'''s ono sui LII auu
lelt mere LOT camden on tlme. put was
obliged to put back and laid here until after
hoon' "heh sne returned TO bucksport...
The steamer H. h. kunnels' Capt Gates, of
the Mammalian s. s. Co., arrived In ROCK
lahu TUESDAY morning ana IN be1tast
wednesday afternoon from New YORK.
NORTH BELFAST Mr.. Charles A. Hop
kins arrived home Saturday evening, from
Portland wbere he has been to raca;va
~
'ioa'inon0 ioi n'' oS0' A'0"' 'nieo WEEKS
ago, while at work cutting granite, chip
flew from the stone upon which he was at
l a +, h;, ~ +1 - ,,, :.
WIZ ano s'i Jun niNn ~ 'no os0' oau'y III
]urlng 1t. IL was thought Tor while that
there was danger of his losing his eyesipht.
h,,+ orarvtbino 10 no1, fovorohIo 20 oo,,,
ouV o'o- 'A'ns 10 nv" '"' oi'"io ~ ooinpie'e
recovery..' .Mr. Loren Gross OF Ponkapog,
Mass, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Edwin
Mitchell a few DAYS last weak Mrs n u
~ n,'''iio'i 9 ''''' wen ;, 'His' Hi H.
rereusoh was eaieo w "aitham, Mass''
last week, on account of the illness of her
daughter. Mrs. Jennie Fisher. Mrs F A
'Ni -iA' ~
Nuss suffered stroke OF paralysis several
weeks ago and it was thought she could not
r.l,v FROM, il h,t ,ltho,oh % 1,oo.s ~ ac,a
=. l., TO-
she appears TO De on the way to recovery
-. Mr.: r. A. Quincy has stocked his mil
saason,s wori any 10 piep"'o' W VIZ " h'0N