The Republican journal., 1900-01-18

Muldoon's Picnic the Belfast Opera
House. Wednesday evening, Jan oath.
Frank f. Nash has leased the Hayford
feed and boarding stable.
The Non-Partisan w. c. T. Alliance will
meet with Mrs. f. p Alexander Friday
afternoon, Jan. 49, at . o'clock
The Sea Breeze is doing some very good
Job printing for the new year. Don't make
mistakes Call at No. 10 Main St. Bracket
4 Co.
We shall begin next week the publication
of a series of articles relating to the history
of Belfast by our local historian, Hon.
Joseph Williamson
Advertised list remaining IN the Belfast
post office Jan. Is: Ladies-Mrs. Maggie
Benford; Mary A Prish; Mrs. Bertha
Hook. Gentlemen-George E. Clark. Esq
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. G. K. Carter, Commercial street, Mon-
day, January 22nd. Roll-call answered
by quotations from Longfellow's poem
"Evangeline;' study of the State of Maine
continued.
In the Supreme Court at Bangor last
week Jennie T. Whitehead was decreed
divorce from VIM. G. Whitehead, with the
right to assume her maiden of Jennie T.
Jordan. The parties were married in Bel
fast June Is, 1896.
Sixteen members of the Sons OF Veterans
md T o3; A "a
+. .. Whiting surprise party last Saturday
evening, the occasion being Mrs. WIS birth.
day. A number of valuable gifts were pre-
sented to them, refreshments were served
and pleasant evening spent by all.
G. B. Thompson of North Searsmont has
raised two pigs of the White Chester breed
that are hard to beat, One killed at Thanks
giving, when II months old, weighed $40
pounds, dressed. The other was a little
over 10 months old when killed and weigh
ed 565 pounds. dressed-weight of the two,
10Y.
Mrs. Henry Bateman met with sing
ular accident Saturday. She was preparing
roast for the oven and, finding it too long
for the pan attempted to cut off one end.
She struck IL with a heavy knife. but the
blow fell farther back than she intended
and cut the end of her left thumb off near
the roots of the nail.
The tiremas's annual ball will be given in
Belfast Opera House this Thursday, evening
There will be the usual supper, for which
the citizens are responding literally, the
selling of articles, and dance. The COM
mittee and members are supplied with
handsome new badges, ordered for this
occasion.
The Parlor Musical Society held very
interesting and profitable rehearsal last
Tuesday evening. At iutermisson the fol-
lowing program was given: Soprano solo,
"Amove," Tasti, Miss Coburn; piano solo,
Waltzes from Faust Miss June Hills; trio,
Heart Cease thy Fond Complaining" Cam
pana, Mrs. Frost, Mrs Pitcher and Mr.
Pitcher. The next rehearsal will be held
Tuesday evening, Jan. Both.
NEW ADVERTISER William A. Clark,
manufacturing clothier, Phenix Row, adver-
tlses this week a January clearance sale,
preparatory to stock taking. See prices
quoted -. This is white ware week at earle
& Jones. They have received this month
5000 pieces of white ware, which they will
sell for one week only at the cut prices
advertised. Carrie & Jones also advertise a
three days sale of remnant room papers and
borders on Jan. 18th, 10Th and 2Oth. ..... Sale
of rubber foot wear for one week at the
Dinsmore store. Prices way down. The
Mcintyre farm, one and one half miles from
the city, is offered for sale. A very desir-
able property. Agents wanted by earle &
Jones to sell room paper and window shades.
..Marcellus j. Dow, Brooks, announces a
closing out sale of remnants, odds and ends