The Republican journal., 1902-02-13
The NEWS OF BELFAST.

ii Of Lent.
A patent for a car fender has been grant
- .l, ifton NJ. Moore of Monroe
B-dheld, Iowa, subscriber writes: Il
..ut get along without The Journal"
-- Fannie Louise Hunt of Portland has
buted S25 for the Girls Home
rclor llarrman's new commission
.- the Signature of President Roosevelt
.N- ire escapes for odd Fellows block
1ern made and are being put in place
-ge are several cases of mumps in
and some OF the patients are serious
I.- County Commissioners held an
sued meeting Tuesday, for routine
H-Ss.
NUN We want a hotel Everybody saws
sad the time is favorable for moving in
Erection.
vertised list of letters in the Belfast
tice Feb. 18th; Ladies-Mrs. Horace
att Mrs F. X. Roberts.
Lady Antrim discharged a cargo of
nate from Boothbay Harbor for L. A.
eton Il Co. Monday.
Halman of Boston WAS in Ellsworth
~lturday in the interest of the propos-
tTlc road between that city and Cas-
Pottle is laying the sills and has the
nearly ready for the new stable for
kuuWlton in the rear of the Windsor
young ladies of the Murray Club
ID with the Universalist Church, will
With Mrs. Herbert Ellis. on High
Primrose Hill
dealers have fine displays Of valen-
pretty and ineXpensive and We are
notice that the comic @ variety is
.Hous by is absence
new furniture for the Probate office
zen ordered and the sessions Of the
ne Court viii be held N the new
rs as soon as it arrives.
". c. T. L. viii meet this, Thursday, ,
-'ou at 80 O'Clock with Mrs 4. VI. /
u. Miller street The county union
-LFed an invitation to hold the annual /.
IN Freedom.
committee appointed to correspond
nd Ia starting a corn canning factory
t>t is meeting with encouragement 7
.4- packers, and expect to have a def
port IT, make in the near future
Improvement in the general business
af Belfast has re-awakened the
lil am ....,.rrf.. road aud L N-;l...,,
-.etyed offers the past week from
ted parties who wish to take hold Of
after
members of Seaside Chauttuqua
viii meet with Mrs W. A Mckenzie,
ID street, at D. III. February 18th.
spanish America and the Monroe
l-; quotations from the c. L. 5. c.
Poetry OF italy"
-4n1tou Hose Co. No. /. Will hold
fit ball in Belfast Opera House
ith. The music viii be by Meser-
orchestra of Rockland The bows
aiming to exceed their former efforts
1~e the public. They viii not have "a
sions have been granted as follows:
al. Llewllyn F. Hodges, dead, Benton
~d: 'ncIease, restoration, reissue, etc.
Maldocks, dead North Union. ST.;
al, widows, etc, Mary f MaddockS.
I'd Mon, S; Harriet A Hodges. Ben
tls, s.; Martha A. Heath, Belfast. IS.
.tcA Sonyille, Fla, subscriber writes:
.o not wish to return to Maine to live.
II,
300" of no better way than by taking
nod old Journal, our home paper.
subscribers say they cannot 90 with
Ne don't mean to try. The last copy
hummer We hope to hear more
Miss Marjorie NJ ID. p if not from
Edwards Domain from Uncle
IFS. In The Journal We get a good
.r ID little"
held * Bray have built fire escape
cal OF the Belfast Opera House, and
been accepted by the committee ap-
rd By the City Council The exit from
.' IS at the southeast corner. through
cred bridge to the annex. The fire
U- is flight OF stairs of strong plank,
Ing from the bridge to the platform
carriage shop on Beaver street. A
has also been opened from the rear
NY to the upper corridor
lew Waldo County farmers dispose of
milk by somewhat unusual method.
II is kept on the COW until sold, whether
at four weeks or three months old. and
ung calf is bought to take his place.
'4lves grow rapidly and are always in
condition. When they are kept until
large the milk is supplemented by
ration. The calves thus do the work
king and caring for the milk, reducing
arm labor materially. Only enough
are MIXED in the regular way to sup
e family with milk and butter. Those
practice this plan report that it pays.
:. g. Bickpell has handed US photo
Ut curious growth of trees 1t
juated about 40 rods easterly from
p l.. Nleeper'S camp on land of Mr.
No Brewster on the east shore of Til
Pond. Three yellow birch trees are
meg on pine stump. The tree, which
bout , feet in diameter, is thought to
'-eh cut down some fifty years ago,
a stump % feet high The seeds of
cb must have lodged on this stump.
LIS they grew they sent their roots