The Republican journal., 1899-01-05


druggists Throughout tho iaod,
-
The Kniob+s If pvtbias Lan+ husi,,, j.
work ana 5arr[,r, i,cr rl,,, H. r o"
shin Of hotb fGS lndre ana ho 1-aifI,',,
RAM NJ IN j I'm i ,,iil H. L'l-'l ~
come ono ~ ~ rao,,Iar saoiai n,.a,'t,
each vna, r,as /, snnn,s. - ,'s,,,l ~,
Music w. III H. p,lfas+ p,,lI ia -,
nav, inst,,,Y.,,fs ,,n,,a ,,,od f, +i,a 4i,r.
time IN TIL onncert Tla ave,I+s ,,-arn =,
sumner ain o,nca,t and da,,ot. I1olt.,.t
Cnmpanv Tnifarr Panl, a+ta,a,,I nv
tpIdId av a+ Ranmnr ok a,,I ,(a,.e ~, ,.-
b;l,i+ia,, d,;II 1Ifl,,+ .,++,,,Ij',l' =,
the funeral Of Mai. r. r. Timer of Rock
Iand. Inc company y n practice 10 take
part III t1e competitive dlitI az I1e National
h-uC"i'il'iIieHl IL lietlolI' MIch., ia I"V'.
'italihe lllpe, improved Order "
he" men, TOOK the prize al the meeting 0l
we great council OF Name for adopting
lAe largest number OF pale faces INTO the
IIloe' ne emplematlc watch charm was
awarded 10 ElSha III. HaneE Tor proposing
tht largest number OF those candidates
Enterprise Lodge, q. Y. n. W,nltiated
several candidates during the year The
49, 49, - - 49, - - I'm NV4Nt1F "
lhe ORDER oGt' Z'th, with appropriate eN-
efciSes at the lodge room, followed by
supper.
BAY CITY Co4ncil, American Legion OF
Honol, surrendered ITS charter IN Deem
per ana the members were transferred to
council IN East Boston.
belfast Lodge, New England Order OF
Ifotectlon, received an ofhcla visit Feb.
nom 4
"ne gave an address. musical enter
uaihmeht was given and supper served.
Inc ninth anniversary Of the order was
observed by a concert, dance, etc, at
odd feiloWs Hall, Dec. 18Th. The lodge
i1''ii1' 10 iIP-
,,''si>,al t'Ale'4i' = - 1lolit - Wy
III - : Oi' w nv 7'"CV' ~
p'0'p o"o SEASON. pay IL :
~ - oi o''re oIolil' ~ 1"i'onS p,%ces III
w. '9e''se 40 "oii do ~ DSli"S'' We" III
M ~ "i iI WIZ oouSiil oullnS we Stal'
ilo oai'' III 9o.'ee 'lle Innovation thlS
~ s', ~ -. w - " ~ JoIS' III,
- - ,o"l i ~ Mio "eiEhS y! POUNDS ana
,I 'io '''l 80 man uoihg lilll'diy uuty III
- '''ne f'l'. III y i'opplnS' - pounus'
'i'1 sli''t''eS' l,i'il III We '7l1te'
al nc 'eiissl + oStlV'i 'noi y "l'ehueo
Wv 80 a. - i''nS an" 10 III
PiT9ti0G ioI 'iie leS'lN a. vi lo99'
ie : ~ i9i nGsio'l 9oclel4 was Ie-or-
s"iiiAo'' anu nous regular SENT i1onthiy
iei III
Inc cope i,eo'"le course On l92'-o
" a. a ii'ei al 'u" "i''o'o"l success foui
ieCculeS ano we concerts were gwen
10 neii"9' ice - plalS was hePl wen
~ III az eaPeo'9' 'nU VIC " EoVu lk'
eepe0i"iiy III encouraging useiul reaoinS
t .,ions me aGIooi oi'luIel' III "hoNll lhe
~ a1ian aiio iei ASSISTANTS '"he d coul-
inen''"oie INTEREST
TEMPERANCE, HUMANE AND CHARITABLE
WORK
soo;o+, af ,se,oio+ad ,,,.,,.;.;. J..
oo0 .I' =. .,',osf'.e' 's.o ChIiilleS' VI
'iae p'lt a. iIo'' holu ae"
n,,,,i, ~ -;t.a> 80 10, 30 a@ iI''9
~ NY ~ -, ~ - 1873 WI lawn
--;sis 80 III y - iiloii1y "n't Pr
s.aion 10 iio.il o,, ~ iinzel'ine Iuhu'
anu VIC sa,ne ae"e ~, W. HuM"ld 9ohh-
f,,ad aeo1 - - fl,Ilo1a ~ y" ooiin9ol 81
lunu 9'o4. -, do i ,ni' VS.; rol coal ana
S ""ot - ~. uiie1en1 io's, anu
@' ~, ~ oaon " Inol Si''""ts'
,..,i, ~ ~ sal,', Not'oly na' ioes
Gent worl, in tha mast The ranort of !
w. Knowlton, agent, at the annual meet
ing May Is, showed the work OF the pre-
ceeding year to have been as follows: 81
complaints received, all of which have
been investigated; 81 letters written;
horses and other animals humanely kill
ed barns improved; 10 horses blanket
ed ON the street, and horses stabbed and
fed. The society is still active and the
agent on the alert in the interests of HUI
mainly, and as former offenders are we'll
aware of this, his next report viii no
doubt show a further decrease in the
number of cases demanding attention.
The Non-Partisan W G. T. Alliance
kept up its work in temperance and
charitable lines and helped many needy
persons The annual convention and field
day was held with Mrs. G. a. Pisbury on
Northport avenue, June 24th.
The Woman's Christian Temperance