The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-12-27
rur NEWS OF BELFAST.

i" Z, hoyes snapeu INC ooono e'iiu i"ooi-
isis s.ri,tmas greeting"
II Marshall Post, G. A. R., has
fhop'5 4. meeting for installation Of Of
eil0 III M, second Tuesday in January.
e' ..,. An excellent photograph of
qi' If Fogg Il Browns market Sat
b '' .,,,p. showing the fine display of
rdi 81 ,.ultlN set off with laurel and
OILY dher writes "We have been in
a ,, ears and have not missed your
hS" tbau week or two. We cannot
Me- l M 1t is like getting letter
MI 1qoe
.,.3i reunion of the students of
ll ruslness College will take place
e '-' 0,i4ae rooms in Portland, Augusta
.| .,or saturday evening, Jan. 5, 1901.
u .,oa pfeSeut students are cordially
...f 10 be present.
0nautauqua Circle will meet with
~ 1tekpen, lSs High street, Mon
ssA4r ylst, at 2 p. m. Lesson:
y .f Nations, chapters ten and eleven;
,,.n.t Reyolution, chapters nine and
.,n. Edwin Markham.
-.. peudleton has two interesting
t.. farm IN East Belfast. The old
..l the door, yard has stood there
fiji. r 1ed years, and he has sign
'.a.. H use when the place was
..ot b1 j Stephenson, in the year
al Christmas business of the American
wa, larger than usual. The
,.ar, 1 increased by Harry Blazo,
...rd re the delivering. Postal
rr, NJ 2rentiss, on the Belfast
.ured That the mail Monday
.........- -.. largest he ever brought to
.s
M r.4.., fthcal Union will meet at
+e.+U 4. Dickey, Masonic Temple,
,....tt I'D : p. m, for the election of
......I uup additional director, to act
f- , tue bylaws and to transact
.fl.r ..,-'uess as may come before the
..,. deeds of the property recent
.t. emple Heights will be made.
Il. n Nl> A. 5. Fahy gave a special
MAJ. ..- lay to three of her boarderS
. t cave the following week:
pen. Dr. John Stevens, Jr.,
lV- s Fogg. The first named is
lee Atlantic for a voyage to
a. md Of the two latter one has
.. .u.r- ed on the sea of matrimony
ta, his clearance papers.
a H.- uGB. Last Sunday night
a. ded change in the weather
.r4I5 Ae snow which since Dec. 9TH
...r -ol shedding on all roads eX-
-... ng the shore There was
the early morning, half an
-aad during the day the fog was
-. 1le log generally extends five
Il, LAND, but this week it was as
or fifteen miles inland as it
coast.
r-H un jIo0se River are having a
-I4- --4,on. The three leatherboard
i -uqan " Co. are running full
2 AVID -h- arger one runs night and day
i mp Rankin x Co.'s saw mill
ul With full crew and a yard full
5nl-. with orders on hand larger than
d J.. 'de season. Kelley d Co.'S axe
Try a ing one of the best seasons in
lsj auu is turning out more axes
. -r 5elore.
.- t-nean Express Company is 80
@tl lu cpmmemoration of the event
J,NN employees who have been in
6mHH1 service for one year received
iaa day a birthday souvenir in the
i-ai gold piece, and neatly print
---et o- ilom the company. Three of
7a.fa>r employees received these souve-
--'-e.r A. Dunning, agent Charles
-'~ G->,ruger, and George Z. Haven
e5-. clerk.
It-H>+ MEETING. The meeting of
Nt uuntv Veteran Association,
- fIm Dec. LIST to Jan. 3D.. will be
'a after date in North Searsport.
"N. a meeting will be held on the
~ Ho4 We are bound to have the
3O- Y .akes all winter. Comrades
-T-A' oS,ance will be furnished with
N ,He horses. Bring your picnic
''-s IJ We viii furnish baked beans
"5f We hope every post in the
a Nl Ae represented A Stinson,
-t'tN "a DAY. The public offices,
BUSINESS, etc, were closed Christ
a.fa- on pther holidays. The mills
f'o' government offices and banks
'-a day; stores closed after P.
Office business was unusually
'n General delivery was open
ID l p. NJ, and from to p.
Me- Mistmas goods were de-
carriers. who were worked
lays. There was the usual
MALAY in the market, and it was
l, but the supply was not
mtnd and a few families
heir orders We're obliged to
other meat for the tradi-
bird. The sleighing, which
had been good, was nearly
IF the travel was on wheels.
-piNGS Burned. The build
w. Mcintyre farm on the
Ngd near Belmont avenue.
upSday morning, with all
Mr.. Mcintyre recently sold
" Robinson Of Gushing, WHO
Huyed here. Edgar l.. Smith
"re the last occupants, and
..tF. IiN mo for +lraa xvaol-c ,,o 81