The Republican journal., 1901-01-31
rur NEWS OF BELFAST.
.ou 10 CandlemaS Day.

..nrday is Candlemas Day.
NN promhall has made noticeable i'm
Bf. p. in his fish market, including
s,p plumbing s j.. oraor :. 81 vooh
Y, a quantity of shoemakers' wox to
'aF na for chewing purposes.
Sims have been granted as follows;
Fe'' Hiram A. Hustus, Brooks, $14;
lDeiF'sT' Iobn H. Terry, Liberty, $S.
cls' .,,.taes Of Waldo County Agricul-
I% iot, will meet at the Court House
nla- saturday afternoon at o'clock
A'S tooe paper is Indispensable even
W ' ,bsent but a short time," writes
FlFa -a,der who was away from home on
1aqrnaI TeA''' " 49,
n,ne>'. oe .,o +,,o,ao,,o
rng after daylight was noticed yes
ri .orping The mercury stood at zero
F" ,,os and at % below at 7 O'Clock.
.,o,,ton Hose Co. will hold its annual
and ball in the Belfast Opera House,
'lP ia, evening, March 7th. The music
lD- ii, Nespryey's orchestra of ROckland.
Rradman will close his restaurant
s,-4b street Saturday night He is re-
his store in East Belfast, recently
P.n.ad by A. c Mosman, and will continue
as'-3eery business there
Hartman, Esq, Collector of Gus
Aa, given up his office in Odd Eel
.,4,.L and is to attend to business at
t.,o house. Hon. Geo E. johnson
..r4d into the office vacated by Mr.
amMa'.
,r iI-lls is cutting a large quantity of
I,nlpr on the Cunningham farm, East
55....sn3rt. and is having it sawed at
m.a.,.. will, Northport, and Rankin's
n F,, Belfast. He will keep the lumber
...s..l. h1s place in Northport.
~r. s.. department. was called out Mon
.r,.,ooan by a slight fire in Mrs. Ellen
NJ. .......-, house on High street. The fire
..nre ro be in the second story around
L.0.... ana was extinguished without
... F wafer from the hydrantS. The
a~ WIS malL
rr. adjourned meeting of the Women's
,..r.-a. tid Will be held in the city govern
.... ni.dlfa- tomorrow, Friday afternoon,
....rugk All interested should attend
..,, b. an important meeting. If stormy
...,- ,N. meeting will be held Saturday.
a-..t Belfast Christian Endeavor So
s- 5- e.pcted the following officers:
t-.f... Nauben Ilerrick Vice President,
banned heeue; Secretary, Miss Jennie
Treasurer, Mrs. Nellie Howard; Cor
.a.e.nly. Secretary, Laura Herrick. The
s-- riU hold sociabe at the home of
NJ. Lizzie Howard in East Belfast this,
nr.sa. -vening.
ra4 Barometer went lower last Sunday
a.r .i. ueeu known here for many years,
,N naA-s. and remained there all day
V,ras An unusually low barometer in
an.-s severe weather, but in this case it's
rrpi, ,eous We're not verified. The barometer
ae-aQ 10 Tl>e slowly Tuesday morning, and
l.l4 was n9 storm beyond a very light and
1a .uup fall, with not over two inches all
'ai
Tr1lRAHs MEETING. The Waldo County
Veteran Association will meet with f. NJ
Billings Post, Monroe, Thursday, Feb. 7th.
d ,oImy, the next fair day Comrades, we
m-- met with the boys of Monroe many
iime, i'll the past, and always had tip-top
fine Let us make an effort to meet with
tHgl again and talk over old times. The
no> and Relief Corps will furnish beans
md coffee Bring along your lunch baskets.
Helen Aealley will give the address of well
,a-. and any comrade who feels like it
M yspoud. A. Stinson, Sce'y.
y NeN Bedford police Judge, last week,
leq ID man SO for stealing newspaper
.l1M a 0e.ghbor's stepin the early morning.
I1raau was amply able to subscribe for
paper ,gr himself, but looked upon it as
eelHg 10 save two or three cents by "bor-
fN7fs a's nelghbor's paper to read on his
Fa I'd work.
l0e imGnid has had more or less expert
s.- lhS line, and may find it necessary
AF'51 the aid of the law. For many
'r-.s past the paper left at the Peoples
aJ"d bank has been taken from the door
before the bank is opened. 1t is hoped
A7Ee ntf be no further repetitions of the
afsgga
laF ounty commissioners met last Fri
-1' ara Saturday, and after consultation
VIVA representatives. of different manufac-
-llpi' awarded the contract for furnishing
"e --eel book cases and document files for
"- court house to the Art Metal Construc-
'9l No. OF Jamestown, N. Y. The cost
'~ yr aOont 81 400, and this company's bid
'4' >4.1 below any other The work is all
'7 'l The most approved styles. The
@lsT 'eeord hooks will lie on their sides on
'O'iris, and the cases will be arranged with
OWEN 10 Convenience in doing Office work.
r3-pnFFoRD, Me-, Jan. 25 Mrs. Harriet
-s,. 1n1l one Of Biddeford's Oldest and most
5srei hao!e women, who resides with her
s,ausu.eF, sar, Mrs. Henry j. Clark. at go Brad
MY Ve.5,dstr street, is probably the only person in
Al fi.ug hue VINO can lay claim to the distinction
Jnl5- laEi,g Y personally known and talked with
queen lctora.
AaiDe slrl, native of Machias, danced
'-' NE present King of England in 1860;
d 'dul now resident of this city danced
'' 'ri with the then Prince of Wales on
'a1l- occasion. At a reception on the
=" following the ball, at Government
'l'. Halifax, the Prince stepped down
'1- platform and shook hands with his
s-''i7 ol the night before, thus paying to
icin an honor he could not pay to