The Republican journal., 1900-03-01
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

,,,rrow. Friday, evening at o'clock, to
,.. followed by the ward caucuses OF Wards
ipd
l.. <rrn T. at the Free Library: The
l. uber and February issues of Harper's
..,5,re were taken away from the Read
p.,.lu liable few weeks ago, and bound
l.- Of the New England Magazine, Vol.
-. 4. been missing for some time. Any
--ru knowing ire "heT"abcats Of these
....-.. oues would do the Library favor by
.rrne desired information.
lght Juvenile Templelis increasing in
t.r- and interest. At it's regular meet
... rb 18th the following officers were in
....f bg the Supt., Mrs. E. P. Alexander:
..f 1e:upar, Meta Lawrence; Vice Tenn
., Florence Kelley; P. Chief Templar,
y .-s Merlthew; Chap, Jennie Wiley;
eert Brier; Fin. Sec, Winnie Seekins
Sre, Rice Black; Treas, William
.. Marshal, Emery Merithew Dep. NJ,
,..-., Mtrithew Guard, Tommy Bowker;
.-,,- Clarence Hall. A social and sup
owed by literary entertainment
gwen by the Temple next Saturday
fam .uu All members are cordially invit-
r-rloN VOTERS! The Board of Regis
,.I viii be in session in the Aldermens
.-I the Memorial building Wednesday.
.,- y and Friday, March eth, Sth and
n tn 4
t0@p III except the last named day,
IT, session will close at o'clock
lettings are for adding new names to
lists, and it is necessary for those
-re their names added to appear per-
0elore the Board. A voters resi-
- .u the 1st of April fixes his voting
tle ward for the ne xt year, and these
4- have already been made for the
lection. Names of voters who have
uoe-d away were stricken off a few
- is,, hence there will be little for the
. Gu beyond the addition of new
STATISTICS. Tileston Wadlin,
Y-k If Courts. has forwarded to the
IF Vital Statistics the annual re-
hvorces decreed by the Supreme
Cuurt for Waldo County for the
.. ding Zee. 81. 1899. The report shows
-- decreed at the January term, s !;
urll term, 8; at the September term,
.nplaint of the husband, 5; on COM
the wife, ID, Causes of divorce
iliOws: cruel and abusive treat
deserton, / gross and confirmed
utoxication, 4 ; failure to support.
.-ry /. One man claimed desertion
etrs. One couple had been married
ne 81 years one, 2h years one, n
U- 20 years; one, IL years; all the
a-- than 10 years.
rre>Is Policeman George W. Fris-
4- olvked i'll the face by horse one
u last week He received cut over
Hsul rye, but continued ON duty the
0ght...-., Benjamin Wood, aged 9 |
-H- son Of Mr. and Mrs. A X. Wood |
etlerey burned last Thursday after
His mother went into neighbours
lew minutes, and the boy soon came
After his mother left the house he
.oattIe Of gunpowder and in some way
His face was badly burned, was
lie broken glass, and blood vessels
cred which hled very freely. Other
'r-u We're in tine room but none were in
and the only damage done TO the
was the breaking of one Window.
V PhIlhrook was thrown from d
ul quite badly injured last Thursday,
a- AaIlng logs IN the woods, when the
unner OF the sled broke through some
. .N- and lac WAS thrown from the load
vie struck stump aud one rib WAS
to CuNCERT. The fourth concert ia the
Was gwen in the Opera House, We'd
.s Feb 21st The audience has IN
ID with each successive concert, and
.fUld encourage the managers and in
.1I members Of the band Mrs Flor
Maynard sang very gracefully the
4e Holy City, by Adams, and res
to an encore with Good bye, Sweet
Director f. j, Rigby was enthusiasm
-reeted when he appeared to render the
iul clarinet solo, Cavatina from Giral-
lc applause at the close of the solo
u"iucing evidence of the enjoyment of
HIdlenoe, and was continued until Mr.
responded with solo as pleasing as
rst Miss June Hills, who played his
ptniment, acquitted herself finely.
election, Melody i'll Paraphase by
" band, as request number, was de-
z ui- The program consisted of eight
'ers and the encores; but the general
lou seemed to be that it was too short
li 'he pleasure of the listeners, but an
Dulance for the admission price. There
lr no concert this week.
aIPPING ITEMS The keel, stem and stern
le tive-masted schooner to be built by
Bean for Capt. j. j. Crowley, is in
ard and crew is at work on it, and
'u the sails The remainder of the oak,
lie frames are Oh the way to Camden
SD laily expected. The sch Cornelius
arrived at Camden Friday with the
oak frame for the six masted schoon-
The fve-masted schooner Mr.. Bean
ding for Capt. George Bailey of
'aaa-quan, New jersey, will be chris
the Malcolm Baxter. ..... Captain
a. Leland of Bucksport will prob
he the master of d new 200
Iotrmasted schooner nov building
Path and to be launched i'll May. Cap
s harles Gushing and Pearl Ii. Ward