The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-10-02
The Republican Journal, thursday October 2. 1902
Rrav & Maxfield have closed the contract
With Phinney's Band to give concert in

Bray & Maxfield have closed the contract
with Phinney's Band to give concert in
Belfast Opera House Oct DIST.
There will be meeting of Thomas Fl.
| Marshall Relief Corps next Tuesday at $50
D. m. Every member is requested to be
present, as there is important business.
J.F. Sheldon has bought the Roberts milk
herd and route. He will improve the APP
pratus and increase the herd, with view to
enarging and improving the business.
A fine portrait of the late Hon. J. G.
Dickerson, Judge of the Supreme Court,
has been presented to the Waldo County
Law Library Association by his sons and
daughters, Charles and Fred. Dickerson
Mrs. Ellen Fl. Lieb and Mrs. j. M. Burleigh
The annual meeting of Seaside Chatauqua
Circle will be with Mrs. Mary S. Whtmore
100 Main street, Monday afternoon October
and motto. A picnic supper will be served
at five O'Clock p. III.
general repairing of tn Sharves is in
progress in Belfast. Early in the sea 'on
the Lewis and Lane wharves were over
hauled; later the Marsh;'l wharf was put
in thorough repair and now the Woods Il
Shales and Swan Il Sibey Co. wharves are
| undergoing repairs.
| Mark f. Swan, the author of ga Run
| away Match, has been declared every
where the successor of the late Chas. Hoyt.
| His plays possess an original and distin
tive sort of hr-nor. He is responsible for
that famous farce, "Brown's in Towr ="
"Whose Baby are You?'', "The Kodak"
and other laughing hits. Mr.. Swan prefers
his latest work, ga Runaway Match,' to
any one of its predecessors, and claims it to
be the best thing he bus ever done ga
Runaway Match" comes to the Opera House
| Monday, Oct 9th.
Advertised list of letters in the Belfast
post Office Sept. 80: Ladies-Miss Josephine
| NJ. Smith. conference.-the. c. l.. Brow :
| Mr. T. W. Ellis, Mr.. Charles A. Flanders,
NJ. G. orge IIenly, Mr. G. F. B. Leighton,
Mr.. Fred r. Meader, Mr.. f. f. Townsend
VIM II. Burns of East Belfast lost his
| cow last W *. She got loose in the night
and ate some Paris green MI Burns was
confined to the house by injuries received
while leading a COW a short time ago His
| injuries and the loss of his COW are heavy
blows to Mir Barns, who is well a'ong in
| yeG 5 and poor.
At the annu9' meeting of the Non
| Partisan W. c. T. Alliance, held at the home
of Mrs Elmer Small, Friday afternoon.
| Sept. 26th the following officers We're elee
ed for the coming year: Pres, Mrs F.
| A. Griffin; Vice Presidents, Mrs. Chas. A.
| Pilsbury, Mrs. Sanford Mathews, Mrs. Geo
| +. Ryan; Committee on Sewing School,
| Mrs. j. l.. lla1ner, Miss C ,rrie Cutter, Mrs
NJ. {. Hill, Miss Msry Jackson; Committee
| on Resolutions, Mrs. Cbas A. Pilsbur Y,
| Mrs. c }. +. Brackett, Miss Mary Jackson
| 1t was decided to open the sewing school at
an e9"lier date than last year, notice of
which VIII be given later
| FKANkFOET's STATE ROAD. The Conn
| ty commissioners have re ceived the report
| from the selectmen of Frankfort i'm REGARD
to the State road between Frankfort village
and Prospect Ferry. 1t passes close to the
river, and at times of unusually high water
overtlows badly. 1t has now been built mo
to height which the SCI ,tmen thirll will
prevent overlooking. The material used is
broken rock from the quarries, and tie
roadbed is finely crushed rock The
amount expended is but S2SS, yet we doubt if
any town in the State has made so great a
| permanent Improvement on so small a sum.
Frankfort is fortunate in having good build
| ing materai at hand