The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-02-22
Call at the Sea Breeze Office, 10 Main street,
and see specimens Of Job printing.

and see specimens OF job printing.
The members of Thomas H. Marshall
Relief Corps will furnish the baked beans
for the Waldo County Veterans Meeting
March 1st.
The Light House Board reported Feb 14th
that Steee's Ledge Buoy, No. 2, a red spar,
was sdrlft, but later reported that it had
been found to be in position.
The Belfast w C. T. T. will hold COM
memorative service to Miss Willard at the
home of Mrs G. G. Winslow on Miller
stree: this Thursday, afternoon. the ser
vices Will begin promptly at 9 - O'Clock.
''Glimpses of Camden, Maine" is the title
of a handsome and profusely illustrated
booklet received at thus off &C. 1t is by j. r,
Prescott of Providence, R. L, and is one of
the finest pieces of work of the kind we have
ever seen
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. j. NJ. McKeen, North High
street. Monday Afternoon. February Goth, at
2P. NJ. Lesson, search questions on "Ex-
pansion of the Ameri can People," chapter
20; followed by special program for Long
fellow Day.
| Fogg & Brown have sold at their market
this season, to date, nearly 1000 pounds of
sausage in the two-pound bags. The bags
alone cost them $50 In addition they have
sold the link sausages of their ow n make and
the Deerfoot Farm sausages.
The History of Belfast, Maine, by DR..
Her man Abbott, with AN introduction and
notes by Joseph Williamson, recently pub
ished in The Journal, has been issued in
neat pamphlet from the press of Miss Grace
E. Burgess. Copies may be had OF Miss
Burgess Price, Is cents.
| The Watervile Mail mentions with up-
/ prevail the series of entertainments given in
this city by the Belfast Band, and SAYS:
| 1t seems too bad that something of the
| same sort could not be had in this city
| Waterville has an excellent band and city
| OF Its SIZE ought certainly to contain sutf-
cient number OF people who enjoy good
music to patronize a series Of concerts here
Charles r. Coombs recently mounted a
| fine specimen Of the Great Grey Owl The
bird was shot in Stockton Springs and is
quite rare species in tins vicinity In the ten
years Mr.. Coornbs Las been engaged IN taxi
dermy he has had but four of these owls to
mount.
! Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original, James ?. Armbrust. Vinalhaven,
IS; increase, James H Jacobs, Stockton
Springs, SIG to S17; Bowman Eldridge
Pittstield S. to S. Frederick H. Rowell
Halldae, SIG to 81; original, widows etc.,
special Feb. nth. Sarah H. Gross, East
Thorndike. 81
| The work ON the court house extension is
! progressing more satisfactorily, now that
the outside is closed and work begun on the
interior. The court room, jury room and
| other apartments necessary for use when
| court is in session Will be ready for the
/ April term. 1t is proposed to put in new
and modern style desks for Judge, clerk,
| sheriff, etc, and make other improvements.
! CHAuTAUQUA WORK. The twenty-sixth
annual report of the progress of Chautauqua
| work presented at meeting of the trustees
at Cleveland, Ohio, must be of interest to all
| c. l.. S G. students. During the assembly
| of 1899 Pa separate exercises might have
been attended by an individual holding So
season ticket; and 1862 students pursued
106 courses of study under seventy-two in
structors in the summer schools. Two new
| departments were added, that of domestic
| science and school for parents. The mem
bership of the c. l.. S. c. for the current
! year has increased more than fifty per cent
over that of the previous year The receipts
for the year were S990@5 81 Disbursements
SS7 ,944 50; surplus, ST., 150.9S The execu-
/ tive board have recommended the constitute
/ ton of new power house and water sup
ply at Chautauqua and the erection of a brick
/ arcade to take the place OF the present sup
ply stores These improvements will be
! completed the present year. The assembly
will erect a bronze statue TO the late Lewis
Miller.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. A new firm,
/ Mitchell 4 Trls-el, appears this week in
/ our advertising columns but both members
of the firm are well and favorably known to
our readers, They light and warm
| your rooms and supply everything needed
in tin and kitchen goods. -. Field 4
!
| ments of a number of the strong and reliable
companies represented by them. This is
the last week of the February clothing sale
at the Belfast Department Store, 4S and so
| Main street See what is offered to lady
| buyers. Sale closes Feb. 28th. The home
stead of the late Joseph q. Bowen, 2 1-2
miles north of Searsport village, is offered
for sale Apply to Clement & Adams Scar
port. :. See statements of Belfast and Sears.
port National Banks. Tenement of five
rooms to let with or without stable. Apply
to Mrs. M. S. Staples, % Miller street.. :.
Hill & Haney, both well known to citizens
and summer sojourners at Northport, have
opened the White Store, 81 Main street, a
fresh stock of groceries, fruit, confectionery,
cigars and tobacco. Prices right and goods
delivered to any part of the city. Fred
johnson, Masonic Temple, has opened a
new spring stock of muslns, organdies,
lawns, gnghams, percales, etc. Give him a
| call. Farm for sale in Waldo, six miles
from Belfast May be had at a bargain. APP
ply to George Erskine. Chas NJ. Leavitt
f, publishes card of thanks.