The Republican journal., 1901-01-31

G. L. Fletcher is shipping small quantities
of smelts caught by local fishermen.
C. L. Wright has workshop on Beaver
street, for carrying on the plumbing business.
The regular meeting of the City Council
will be held next Monday evening at
o'clock.
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post Office Jan. 29th: Mr.. Joseph
Alton, J. S. Connor, Josiah Farrow
N. J. Pottle is laying new hard wood
floor in the store at No. 70 Main street, for
merly occupied by R. H. Coombs & Son.
Society will be held at the Universalist YES
try next Tuesday evening, February 9TH, at
7.3O O'Clock.
J. G. Patterson recently made some needed
Improvements in the finishings of the ante
| rooms of Memorial Hall for T. H. Marshall
Post, G. A. R.
Helping Hand Circle, Kings Daughters,
| will meet with Mrs. Fred Hutchings, Union
street Monday, Feb. 4th. All members are
requested to be present.
uc mcluUClS VI VAC w CCV4uOCuiAO SluO
will enjoy picnic supper at the home of
Miss Wells next Tuesday evening. After
| the supper the usual club program will be
| followed.
The ladies of the Unitarian Society will
give card party at Memorial Hall, this,
| Thursday evening, January 31st,at So'clock.
| All friends of the parish are invited Cards
| and refreshments.
| The Masonic Library Association. has
elected the following officers: President, c.
| E. Tibbetts Vice President, John W. Jones :;
| Secretary and Librarian, Geo. W. Chaples ;
Assistant, Chas. E. Stevens.
| The regular monthly meeting of the Bel
| fast Improvement Society will be held Mon
| day, February 4th, at 230 p. NJ, at the home
| of Miss Barker, SO Church street. All men,
| bers are requested to be present
| Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
! Mrs F. II. Black, Union street, Monday,
| February 4th, at . p. m. Lesson, the first
| chapter of Grecian History and Reading
Journey in the Orient, number five. Author,
Sidney Lanier.
HC OOul Will pA Illt iCAo "CCN u oOl-
mon by Rev. G. S. Mills delivered at the
North church Sunday, JAN 9th, on Zebe-
dee. 1t is sermon for men, and will be
published at the earnest request of the
| ladies'
The first Cotillon Party of the season
took place last Thursday evening in Memo
rial hall, with a good attendance, and as US
| ual a very pleasant evening was passed.
The music was by Ames' Orchestra, and
dainty refreshments were served
The annual ball of Belfast Company, U.
R., K. of p, will be held in the Belfast
Opera House on the anniversary date, Tues
day, Feb 18th. NJ. r. Knowton is to be Ca
terer, but the other details are in the hands
| of committees, who have not yet reported.
Capt. Otis Ingraham of steamer Penobscot
remained at his home in Rockland over Sun
day and resumed command of his boat on
her trip to Boston Monday evening. Capt.
Ingraham states that the passage down from
! Boston Saturday night was rough one and
| that he was over seventeen hours making
the trip on account of the high winds and
rough sea.
| The ladies of the Unitarian Society will
give an entertainment on the evening of
/ February 18th, when they will present the
amusing burlesque of ''The Old Maids Con-
| vention.'' 1t has been given in Springfield
! and Fairhaven, Mass, in Lewiston, and
many other cities, and has received the
highest commendation. Further particu-
| lars, with partial cast of characters, next
| week
THE GooD TEMPLARs. Work is still be-
ing carried on in the interest of the Good
Tempars of Washington Co. Mr.. NJ. J.
Dow of Brooks, the grand lodge organizer,
has visited members of the lodge at South
Lubec and has been working in Lubec,
West Lubec and Whiting. He has now in
| vitations from places where he has done
work to come back and institute lodges. He
had to return to his home in Brooks last
Saturday for few days, when he will re-
sumo his work in this vicinity. He will re-
ceive any letters directedto Machias. Mad
| lSOn Union.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. John
! son, Masonic Temple, has new announce
| ment this week One of the specialtes is
| fashionable spring wash fabrics, and his
| list of white goods is one of the best ever
| shown in Maine. The wharf of the
Wesleyan Grove Campground will be re-
| built in the spring and 200 spruce logs are
| wanted to be delivered before April 1st.
Bids will be received by l. H. F. Wharf,
| Danforth, Me-. Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Cob
| bett publish card of thanks. Geo. O.
| Danforth of Freedom publishes a caution
notice.. See notice of dissolution of part
nership of the firm of c. P Carter & Co.
I A benefit recital for Mr. Emery White
| will be given in Memorial Hall next Mon
| day evening, at which the following program
| will be given:
Tenor, Comfort Ye, (Messiah) Handel
MIR. White.
| Bass, Myself when Young, (P. rsian Garden)
Mr.. Pitcher. Lehman
Tenor. (a) Thou Art so Like Flower, Chadwick
(D) Ine Rosary, Nevin
| Alto, 1ntermeZZO, MaScagni
Mrs. Pitcher.
Violin ObligatO by Mr. Sanborn,
Tanor Gay Slumber Song, Refs
Aenoi' (a) Who is SylviaP Schubert
Mr.. White.
Baritone, Conquered, st Quentin
Mr. Parker.
Duet, If Filial Love, Verdi
| Mrs. Pitcher, Mr.. White.
Tenor, Irish Love Song,
Mr. White.
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