The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-02-22

Ia ioin Quill.
IA Monroe of Searsport has been grant
tent for sprocket wheel wrench.
" uterport is to have a telephone ex-
saEe 20 connect with the world. Work
S. 1esun.
Nrs Mary NJ. Moore has bought of E. Ii.
uey the Harrison Mahoney place on
port avenue
The Unitarian Parish Party will be given
Memorial Hall tonight; 25 cents for supper
h cents extra for dancing
Elautity of nice trimming was found on
street. Saturday and the owner may find
alling on the City Marshal.
ri P. Wood of Northport marketed a
utlty Of rhubarb last week 1t was rails
ls hot house in Northport
1-3lers report good sale of valentines
ear The demand was largely from
"a, for pretty but inexpensive ones.
-ut kennebec probate court laat week
A. Hartman of Waterville was ap-
srrm4n, late of Waterville.
ak II Mayo received slight injury TO
Feb. 18th, while at work in the bottl-
of Mayo, White & Carter. He was
~ teep about his business by using a
nIr a few days
tac will OF the late Rev George W
-tgen to the Belfast Free Library, and
swim Is heQucathed to the Congrega-
Sorely of Tn, city.
last dld not have monopoly Of Sundays
Ii hogan saturday at the westward
.,- general throughout New England
was tnterferel with somewhat, but
trtuvely little damage was done.
teIep, A rortoise-shel angora cat yell
e-l and black, not speck of white
irr hite angora cats, and two augora
Iii obstinate and female-color of
.uck. Mrs Hattie Webber, Monroe
D. Me.
Life of Dwight l.. Moody. the anthem
!lron by his son. Is being canvassed IN
4sent Any one desiring copy will
..l>- notify her at No. b Spring street, or
Main street.
if-eptun Is called to the advertisement of
security Mutual Life Insurance Com
-.-r Of New York, of which Charles f.
anson is agent for Belfast. Payments on
endowment policies may be made
oftly. quarterly. semi-annually or year
FrHRANs' MEETING The Waldo County
'er4n Association will meet with Thos.
MARSHALL Post, Belfast March l. 1900 If
nay, the next fair day. Bring along your
-h baskets, aud ladies'. Let us have a
time with the Belfast boys A. Stinson,
tlyertsed list of letters remaining in the
tst post office Feb. 2l; Ladies - Mrs
.-- Known, Mrs. A j Price Miss Lizzie
r,uug conference.-the. Riley Burgess,
Cchk, Mr.. George w. Fuller. A. l..
ttli E-,l Harold Kennedy, Mr.. Horatio
cr-
exported in another column a new
Central passenger tariff will 20 into
March lst. Some of the reductions are
luWs; From Watervile to Belfast pres
rate IS = 65,to be reduced To 81 40; from,
t4-t ta Bangor present rate is 81 30, to be
.-.el to -
ae AXE steamer II f. Runnels, which
Nvru on the coast several months is of
tor sale by the jerks Shpbulding co.
ri Huron, Mich. Marine journal
is il the steamer which made one or
trips east oo the shortlived New York
e.. W A. Kimball, Names popular ex-
Sion agent, who has had many people
here, is to have two excursions to
l-hington from Belfast. Tickets may be
famed at the station. The dates are Fri
~, March 23d and April Goth. Mr. KIM
will have on his trips special receptions
President cKinley and Admiral Dewey,
a4d the rates low that we cannot see
any one can stay behind. Write TO Col
hlnball, care Passenger Dept, NJ. c. r. R.,
rtand, and he will send all desired in.
NATION.
Old Folks DANCE. F. W. Pote has fixed
.ie date of his third annual old folks dance
March 22nd, ON which day Mr.. Ephraim
Pitcher will be 81 years old There will
A concert IN connection with the dance,
.r plan being to change the usual order and
H-rrsperse the numbers of the concert be-
ren the dances Messrs. r. P. Hall and
d" u H. Whiddon and the Weber Male
irtette will furnish the music. There will
tber changes from the old folks dances of
iner years, and every effort made to in
the success of the dance of 1900
EAMER NOTES The trips of the Penoh-
were considerably dlsarranged by the
ruls the past week. She is due to arri We
..-e from Boston Wednesday and Saturday
rnlngs, and to leave Monday and Thurs
afternoons She left Monday. Feb 18th.
t met "a storm and did not get back until
ul Thursday afternoon. She left for Bos-
friday afternoon, but the storm of Sat
|1iay and Sunday again detained her in
~ ston and she remained there until Sun
lt} night, arriving here Monday at II a III.
7l' left Monday evening for Boston. Her
HeNt trip was made on schedule time ar
'vng here Wednesday at s 30 a. M.
LITERARY TEA. What is a Literary
Ita?" Those who ask this question will