The Republican journal., 1900-12-06

A lady in this city, in cleaning her
Thanksgiving turkey, found in the gizzard q
silver stick pin marked 'Hattie''
The Non-Partisan W. C. T. Alliance will
meet with Mrs J. L. Havner, corner Church
and Miller streets, Friday afternoon, Dec.
It'll.
DR.. W. L. West received last week from
DR.. J. H. Foquet of Oil City, Pa, the regis
tered Belgian hare bucks Robespierre and
Kitchener, and six does
An officer from Lincoln county was in
Belfast last Saturday looking for the per-
sons suspected of being connected with the
recent burglaries in Damariscotta.
Cecil Clay and wife( formerly Miss Blanche
Dolloff) spent Thanksgiving with her par
ents in this city. They left Monday for
Caribou, where Mr.. Clay is attending Court
as official stenographer.
Robert P Coombs, who has been in the
employ of the American Express Co. few
months past, has succeeded Herbert A.
Greer as assistant agent of the Boston &
Bangor S. S. Co. at Belfast.
Mrs Frances Murch, Supt. OF Charitable
Work, has called a meeting of the w. c. 7.
U. at her home on Bridge ST., to-day, Thurs
day, at go P. NJ. for the purpose of finish
ing the comfortables for the poor.
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. c. A. Hubbard, 4 Park street, Monday,
December 10th, at . p. m. Lesson; reading
~ ho oh o;r of
the French Revolution; author, Irving
Bachelor.
Henry B. Cunningham and Charles NJ.
Leavitt have formed partnership in the
meat and provision business and are to oc-
cupy the market lately kept by Piper
Brothers in the Williamson block, High
street.
An exciting runaway occurred Sunday.
A horse ran from the south end of Congress
street to Main street, and after making a
circuit Of several squares, smashing the
carriage to kindling wood, and narrowly
missing several pedestrians, fell and was
secured
Advertised list of letters remaining in
bllt btlluSl poSt OillCG lptC ttll lIdolSS-
Mrs. James NJ. Coombs, Miss Picnic Has
san, Miss Annie May Hatch, Mrs. Addie B.
Walker, Mrs c. F. Wellman, Miss Lillian
Woodbury.. Gentlemen-J. NJ Goodwin,
Esq, Mr. VIII Mckinney.
A. f. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, elect
ed the following officers Tuesday evening
Capt, c. NJ. Smalley lst Lieut., f. S. White
head I'd Lieut., Z. L. Pillsbury Camp Coun-
ell w j. Clifford, r. f. Young. F. o. Rob-
erts; Delegate to State Convention, L. A.
Young; Alternate, w. W. Shaw Delegate
at Large. f. f. Pillsbury; Alternate, E. s.
Whitehead.
Attention is called to the advertisement of
r. H. Coombs d Son, Undertakers and En-
balmerS, y Main street. Having sold out
their furniture business. the firm will give
its whole attention to the undertaking bust
ness. Night calls answered at % Northport
avenue, or by telephone No. 35-11. Chairs
and tables will be furnished for entertain
ments, card parties, etc. A full line of cam
eras and Photographic supplies will be car-
ried, and taxdermy work in all its branches
a speciality.
A CLUSTERING SNOW STORM. A very
severe gale and snow storm set in Tuesday
night and continued through the day We'd
nesday. Rain began falling about O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, but changed to snow in
the night, and the wind arose to gale from
the northeast. There were about inches Of
snow on the ground at daylight Wednesday
morning. Schools were suspended during
the day. The steamer PenobScot remained
in Boston and awaits a change of weather.
Neither the NJ. and NJ. nor the Silver Star
made their trips Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph II. Howes entertain
ed party of friends Thanksgiving Day at
their cottage on the shore of Pitchers Pond.
They went out by blackboard in the fore
noon, had a lunch on arrival, spent the after
noon in various ways, and at O'Clock sat
down to turkey supper. A social evening,
with music, was spent, and then came good
nights. They returned to the city Friday
morning. The party included Misses Carrie
Gilmore, Ada Larrabee, Minnie Hilton and
| Georgia Burrows of Belfast, Aida Sargent
of Searsport, and Messrs. F. I. Chase and
| p. A. Sanborn of this city
| STEAMER NOTES The City of Bangor
arrived from Boston last Sunday morning,
and left on the return trip Monday after
noon. Her freight from here included tons
of leatherboard from Sherman & CO.. mills
East Belfast This was the Bangor's last
trip for the season of 1900, and the winter
service will be performed by the Penobscot
Her Ulcers are as follows Master, Howard
A. Arey; pilots, W. A. Roix, f. w. Curtis
quartermasters, w. 7. Holmes, John Long
purser, J. r. Hatch; baggage master, G. II
kennedy; LIST officer, Thomas Birmingham
I'd officer, Richard Birmingham; engineer
Walter White; assistants, S. ii. Cobb, w
A. Mason; steward, F. Higgins; assistant
f. Hanson.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. John
son, Masonic Temple, advertises this week
a sacrifice sale of wool waists, broken sizes
See them in the big show window. d
p Palmer, Masonic Temple, has as usual a
full assortment of goods suitable for Christ
mas and New Years gifts. This has long
been headquarters for Santa Claus, and the
stock ilcludes articles to suit everybody
..."Wake the Sleepers up is the taking
| heading of j. l.. SLEEPER & Co.'S advertise