The Republican journal., 1901-03-07
nur NEWS OF BELFAST.

Dada o4instrumentS nave Deon put IN
1eepno licences of Joseph Tyler, 48-11;
TO VI, ,',.. Emily H. Alden, 1872.
'nl silver grey foxes were seen one day
Two d" IN the Belmont Corner road.
last "eoI ;,oals are scarce and their skins
as valuable. .,,,, Ii. ,oo =, +,o,
l. ronoyation and built telephone
0us, No is also making improvements in
The man room. ..... -,
w r,o cenires for the traverse jurors for the
l| rn, of Supremel Court have been de-
Ap'n ~ Sheriff Norton and by him to the
N' l,obes of the various towns.
". nm. against the city for breaking the
li after the snow blockade in February
foauS .ad 10 :, 471.56. The amount for the
' .ntrs district was sso.22.
-, will be meeting of the Women's,
,,+oI Aid in the Common Council room,
h0'r ,riaI Building, today, Thursday, at 2.3O
S7' sorn All interested are requested to
h. present
most Thnrudike correspondent writes
-ss, m find the amount of water con-
Ain one cube foot of the finely granu-
@ and compactly pressed snow of the
Ia" .r.- storm, it was found to contain
u, ,iart> If water
.-,.,. WAS received at the Belfast post
,s,t week addressed to Mr. Jinnfeld,
p.lt,sr. Ne. 1t was delivered to the firm of
Field. which was correct The let
.,,. written with pencil, all in capitals,
..5 grasses to separate the words.
..,,or<r~. Charles II. Bowen was
....r,r..ly bitten on the hand by horse
t,r last week The animal had al
'..s 5a.r k,ld and never before given any
,l..fo that line. John Collins had the
..,.o.r uf tbs right hand cut off at the
.naf out u machine in Mathews Bros
mH fi@l
T. ladies' If south Brooksville are trying
.....- minds TO buy books for a library.
MI. indie aas taken hold of it and from
.r,.r..inm+uts realized quite a sum, while
s.-o,,n,-g Vi sitors have been generous in
,-.im,tllus The plan is to have the Ii
t... bu.l,, ready for circulation during the
gmn. ,'1sop
r.,aNI he a dance at Seaside Gran5e
un Frur evening. March Sth, for the
t.,.r-r George Barnes, who recently lost
..loI.u-S by fire. This is worthy object,
,,5+5efiaea should be well patroniZed by
n. hubble admission to hall and dance
s+> lA1ljr, free. Come one, come ALL
T. ,un. Lat evening the dance will take
9a.. frda, March 18th.
WaUu COUNTY APPoRTIoNMENT. The
Jqa,ltige committee on apportiOnment
u1I report a. follows for Waldo County
The ela,seS are more compact than before,
and .he population more evenly divided
Tbedassps are as follows:
belfast 45l5.
Wmt-rport Frankfort, Monroe, Brooks,
I]ae5soa, 1900
Euruhan, Troy, Unity, Thorndike, Free
DOM NQutrile, Knox, 1926.
p-ospaat stockton Springs, Searsport,
Sglyiliv. Waldo, Islesboro, 4,762.
Nuthport Lincolnville, Searsmont, Bel
mont Morrill,, Liberty, Palermo, 1883.
Hin Took 4 TICKET. The only prominent
local 3b stefan who has as yet done moth
,n- for The new hospital was called into the
cmutr' recently to consult with another
pl ,icjar He was unavoidably left in the
pa-or 10 entertain himself for a few mo-
al IF Mt cd nj
aTs of HE table he picked up one and found
was list Of prizes in the coming hospital
fair and slipped it into his pocket to look
We} al hiS leisure. Later, as he was COM
ms home on the train, he thought of the list
and much to his surprise he found on ex-
animation that he had taken dollar ticket
m Tie fair. This much of the story has
leaked ont, but we have not Hurd whether
the ticket was sent back or the dollar has
,eaHed Ih,rndike to be returned later for
Che 1eur'J Of the new hospital.
fteH AEY WEATHER. The weather
record Rep. I'D Belfast for the U. S. Weather
Bureau shows that the month of February
was an unusually cold one, the average tenn
peratur being 1888 against 1884 for Feb
Mdr} i90o ana 2294o for the month of Feb
luail iG 4! years past. The highest tenn
leiatjlr was 49, on the Goth day, and the
lowest below zero the 22d. The greatest
range was % the 22d day. There was no
IalA SNOW Tell on 7 days to total amount
0 9' inches and giving precipitation of
Lii IUehh. Tho ohar IF al Iox
'2- parity cloudy, 3; cloudy, 10. High winds
prevailed rom north to northwest, and the
'VaQS were badly drifted by the storm
"l'ch SCI in ON the 4th day, and also by the
@ef blows. This was without doubt the
coolest February in half century at least
NE" ADVERTISEMENTS. A grand clear
a"eV sale Of boots, shoes and rubbers will
oesIn leSt Saturday at Colbu1n's shoe store,
VI MAIN street, and continues until April
'N 10 order to make room for spring
sO4S e7efythlng in stock except the Queen
E'"'V SHOES for women, sold everywhere at
'9 VIII be sold at cut prices. earle & Jones
8's 'lrrlng great bargains in room pa
f7' ana curtains, tinware and and 10
I'.' sooqs. few S2.25 lamps for 80 cents.
a." ana see their new goods, 10 and q
NJ eel. See advt. of sloop yacht for
IL is good sailer and comfortable
4SeE--' MI and Mrs. L. E. Morrill, and
''' Lucy Staples publish cards of thanks.
7r a'lNt. OF farm for sale at Citypoint
II 0SS Brown at their market in the
ives block, High street, have all the
NT" vegetables.