The Republican journal., 1902-02-06
The NaMS OF BELFAST.

"a again on sun Lay afternoons at
-.ri.
IS K. Coombs, our local taxidermist,
5, mounted magnificent specimen OF
IVY or Arctic owl.
SONS have been granted as follows:
.> /. Austin, South Brooks, $40;
..l, Little, Camden, $50.
~ charlotte W. Colburn gave very |
5.e whist party last Thursday after
IL her home on Church street.
steam lighter Globe which arrived at
NuUX with guns from Bar Harbor |
cations Friday, was ordered to deliver |
.uie al Fort Preble, Portland, and sail
same day.
A-re is any virtue in the Candlemas
leather He ought to have tine spring. |
- a tradition all over the world that
aufl-mas pOrtends d severe spring. |
. VAS the reverse Of fair.
ut advertised letters remaining in
asst postoftice Feb 4th: Ladies-Mrs. |
A.lyn, Miss Ida Brown, Miss DR., l..
lSon conference.-the. p. NJ. Brown,
thur Curtis, Mr, Allen J Hubbard,
II. Wilds
was a Unitarian parish party lat
al Hall last Friday evening. A
pie supper was furnished, which
lowed by dancing There was a
tendance, and a very enjoyable even
passed.
". C.. I. [. will observe Willard
III day by services in the Methodist
Tuesday. Feb, 18th, at 80 P. NJ,
-aIar meeting of the Union VIII be
Mrs. 4, NJ Fernald, No. II Miller
Thursday. Feb 18th.
Home Department Of the Baptist
school enjoyed very pleasant
u-le yestry Tuesday evening. There
-raJy program and sandwiches and
e-1- served. Much interest is man
ia THIS branch Of the School and its
.4. work Is gratifying.
~ n Ilowes entertained a party of
a- Pitchers Pond last Thursday.
.r Na, spent in ice-boating, and the
na, perfect for that sport The
-.--eJ of Revs, Harry Lutz Geo.
y A. smith, and Messrs. 3. d.
q. Field, K. F Dunton, ". II.
|C durham. c, F Swift.
.-ugr> Club was delightfully."- en-
Monday, Feb. Sd, BY special inyi-
TIE pleasant home Of Mrs. L. o.
The pics for the afternoon
-dnebeau, Barbizan. and French
-hr latter Illustrated by pictures.
.t,- IF the reading sandwiches and
and cream, with fancy cakes and
...- served by the hostess
apartment WAS called out Thurs
noou by blaze in a shed at the
'- L. F. Howard house on Bay
..r The building was a small one
late from the other buildings.
II utte value but is practically a
-.--ther with a few hens, small
Lay, some tirewood. etc. I he
.Haed by Geo T. White. one
.tu The house is occupied by Eben
o. and the other is vacant. The
80 u-.r insured.
.HIH Norris Capt. J. w. Bennett
.- Las succeeded in forming
l. To 1uy the steamer Florence. now
mrs dock. and about March list she
.eI tced Ola the route between Belfast
+lu4-ou in command of Capt.
'-. alo has had twenty years ex-
,teamboating. He is brother
W d. Bennett of steamer NJ & NJ.
u-nce was built IS years ago and
been twice rebuilt. An after
.- built and the boat put in first
H- The Florence will make three
..- per week, leaving Belfast at 5 a
.a4lS, " ednesdays and Fridays,
~touington about $50 p. m. She
audings at Harborside, Blake's
oa~ Harbor, Eggemoggin, Sar-
North Deer Isle, SedgNick,
d Oceanville.. The penobscot
u b. :. 5. Co. left Boston Friday
hucksport but anchored in the
alter returned to her wharf to
4lHge Of weather. She was at
-sterday at 4 80 A NJ, and was
arrive last night and return to
ady She has missed one round
TIE ALPS AND DOwNTHE RHINE.
alk O. Hall, D. d., Of Cambridge,
delivered the first lecture in the
-5-t course at that church last
evening. The lecture was inter
}i abounded with the personal ex-
ee- and impressions Of the traveller.
of the picturesque scenes of
lake., mountain and city were very
mi pretty, particularly those Of the
n- and source of the Ri ne. The
ust0mS and manners of the people
finances connected with the castles
dly described and told. This
we'll patronized and is the only one
uced for the season. Rev. c. A. Crane,
Boston will deliver the next lee
he Universalist church, Friday,
. subject, The Modern Hero The
Herald says of him; ''They usu-
ue encores to popular singers,
4srles A. Crane received mighty
his speech. He was called for
again, and only when he came
md excused himself could the PEG
ruced. No speaker thrills his
more than he" The Boston Globe
apIience was electrified by the
gurnce- He is most effective and
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