The Republican journal., 1900-11-15
THE NEWS OF BELFAST

llr. -ro,na an importer in California.
s= " Partisan W c. T. Alliance will
4f W Mrs Nm Randall. Church street,
~ ,aqruaoa. Nov 10th
o..T T.. " i'll meet this, Thursday,
laa attn Mrs. H. S. Lincoln, in the
5,..'ecs- 'hurch street
,.. ,pr Il civil cases and one crimi-
l4' ,..i law on the Waldo county
b 5.eku This is the smallest
mn5 Years
,.g TT social dance and supper
. Harvest Grange Hall tomorrow,
mu5 spectators 10 cents. Good
Pie uJnished.
LEADERSHIP is building house at
East Belfast. He built the barn
EAR anl Is now adding modern
.. -xi3 leet
.,aranz ot Camden passed through
,l+ur.ae. returning from hunting
..-rj.a.ty of Brownville. He sold
...etll Wu handsome bucks.
.-..-af tile Nashville Students was
A.. 81. mike satisfactory arrangements
.-...-a,lS, and the engagements of
,-.r. loo thls vicinity are cancelled
...u.- t5 society of East North
l. supper at the Penobscot
-.....-,.N,, triday, evening, for the
..s... -. ~ chapel. Admission, Is
aaN il, a curiosity in his stable,
F.. .a.f. OF grade Jersey parents.
...-g nDulhs old, and very large of
. paeonts are of the natural
.ek.
..tl aurch will give a dime
.... N, Alfred .Small's, corner
.I -al streets, Tuesday even
,. -..t -.30 clock. All the parish
M' -.t-d.
-... school under the auspices of
+ Afance opened in the Com
m saturday afternoon, I'M
si.on If Mrs. Lucy Ryan
Gor- We're II pupils, includ-
... .thful family carriage horse
... ..l Ivy H. H. Carter, j., was
.- last week. Jim was 80
been owned by the Carter
.. ...H- Me was not the jim Blaine
Noes On the race track
.,4a lew years ago.
t1r at IIampden Centre,
.... cement of the Dorothea Dix
.. alton, closed last Friday
Tendance. There was a
Ht, with an address by
Esd. of Bangor on the prog
AYt lol the monument to be
ulrn iii memory of Miss
box Of wild flowers was
t writer from Rockland l,
0uttercups and maytiowerS
a. Nil,- as well as pleasure
he spring are delightful,
aonths have elapsed and SHOW
1W tHa.A these delicate little buds
ewes bring their own peculiar
-e Their fresh beauty has left
FIVE ilied buds are still fragrant
the sender.
1a'N OR MULTIPLICATION. Rev.
# Brunswick, Grand Chaplain
H He Good Templars, spoke in the
ID ,->r} Monday evening before
His subject was "Prohi-
cation" He spoke first of
Temperance has had on
Nnce the earliest days, cit
. -y Of Babylon, Alexander
M thers. He described the
the slave power, and added
e confronted by question
'a- taritf or the money ques-
the administration for its
t he soldiers in the East, the
d at home. He laid the
Nt l the conditions which he
iA President Mckinley, and
- attention to local matters.
Dit statements recently put
'e >4drchlight about Belfast and
a>, claiming that If officers
traffic and other evils to
5f- ptrjurers. He described the
nberland and Androscoggin
aR. eomplimented sheritf-elect
@' larfIand, and the three Belfas
''. "la aame out SO boldly against
.s asst sunday.
iNFANTICIDE. The body of
"4s tand on the shore at Patter-
sunday afternoon, and there is
eA that it was case of in
oroner Charles K. Coombs was
Monday morning and impaneled a |
i u">f. as follows: Chas. f. Sher- |
h NAaw, 0. J. Dickey, John S. |
I'D Ter d. Anderson and Llewellyn !,
mmber of witnesses were ex-
''u whom the following partcu- |
'- earned. Saturday afternoon
'iall, aged 8 years, saw bag
but thinking it was cat or !
-"4 'tld nothing about it. Sunday |
the same bag, but noticed |
'f-i, was part of the back and |
aY, lie went home and told |
'N1 Mss Maggie Turney, and the |
with him to the shore. She |
t. 'N- ho! was right, and they car
'H l3 INTO the field and notified |
'atterson, who went to the
with Albert o. Hall, the boys |
'-d the body in box and left it |
.l- arrival of the Coroner DR.. |
HS made an external eXamina- |
'H NQgE and fOun1 if to ha a fullv |