The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-04-20
Inc regular meeting of the school COM
Will be held next Monday evening.

Will oe neid next Monday evening.
Inc last of the social whist nart;os nil, =,
.nD., - ao nenorlal hall Wednesday event ng,
April 18th Admission Is cents. "
.eiephone is to be placed in the citv
o"i'o'hg by the New England Te, Go for
'ne use OF the city officials. This will ho :
Do''on instrument on metallic
circuit thus giving first class service.
W. Joseph c. White, formerly of the
io"'o mousse Portland and his brother-p-
,""' ir' Achorn of Providence, R T.. have
"oughe the Stevens Silver Co. and will
manage it in the future. This ia rho oo,,,ar,
III winch several Belfast men hav. heen in
terested
". r. n. freeman performed a difficult
operation at his hospital Wednesday. The
.ip, asioh consisted of the removal of por-
eioi ~ the pohe OF the lower Jaw caused nv
death of the bone. The colt nneratad ~, ~ y
a sooo one sired by Nelson, and the doctor
noPes TO get complete cure ERockland
Courier Gazette.
The Belfast base ball team will make an
excursion to Camden next Thursday. Anril
zith, and play the nine of that village. They
WIN go oy steamer Castine, leaving Lewis
"harf at 80 O'Clock and returning after
the dance in the evening The High school
team will play the Rockland in this city
the same day.
Mary Christmas Barracat has bougbt the
Martin P White store on Main street, lately
knowl as the upper shipping office. She
VIII occupy the lower story as a store and
Will live in the second story Andrew ].
Stevens is fitting up the premises Her
daughter, Mrs. Saema Abooezzie of New
Orleans, and her son, Mellan Barracat of
Armenia, will visit her
Waterville is to have a creamery, and the
Mail Of that city says;
The cream will come from the farms in
Sidney, Fairfield, Winsow Benton, Vassa-
horo, China, Belgrade and probably other
hehnebec towns and from those lying along
the Belfast branch of the Maine Central,
Mr. Gerald is going to make a hobby of the
business anu this means that he will spare
no pains nor expense to make the best of It,
With the Emerson creamery already es-
tahIished in Belfast and the prospect of an
other ia the near future, there does not
seem to be any reason why farmers along the
Belfast branch OF the Maine Central should
send their cream to Waterylle, nor do we
believe they WILL
THE SEWING SoHooL. The eighth term OF
the sewing school in tins city closed April
Sth. Much interest IS manifested by our
citizens in this worthy Institution. They
feel that it is 4 practical work and carried
on IN practical manner, and show their
appreciation of It by the generous donations
they 0escoW upon it, This school is an ex,
cellent example of evolution. Eight years
ago this winter a few ladies' collected to-
gether several young girls for tile purpose Of
teaching them PLAN sewing. They met in
in the evening, the ladies Of the Alliance
coming in alternate evenings TO superjnttud
the sewing lessons. From this small begin
ming has developed a sewing school of more
than 30 pupils, A teacher is employed, and
the children meet every Saturday afternoon
during the winter, There We're y sessions
this season One hundred and slxty-tve
yards Of material we're donated for clothing,
and 101 garments made. The children cut
the cloth by pattern and make it up in a
very neat manner. Much credit is due to
Miss Lillian Ryan, the teacher, for the
thorough and systematic manner in which
the work has been conducted This was her
third term. Many contributions in the
form of lunches have been furnished by the
citizens. Mrs. Elmer Small on Thanksgiv-
ing Day invited - of these children 10 her
home and gave them fine Thanksgiving
dinner. The little folks will not soon for
get her kindness. The City Government
gives the use of the common council room
for the school We shall need more help in
the school another season, and it IS hoped
that sufficient funds may he provided 10 in
sure an assistant being hired to aid Miss
Ryan in her future work. B.