The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-06-12

Belfast
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Advertised LIST of letters in tha Ralfast
mort office lime 10th. Miss IN. Winl
worth, Mr.. Alvin p. Stevens
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mere " '' I've No special EXERCISES III 'he
i"V''c S'H''o'N OH CLOSING ga! thiS Year. ou'
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he members OF Seaside {. /. ;. {. Will
meet VIII MIS- NJ = Nhithore' l29 Nam
street, MONDAY afternoon June IL, at
f. N the lesson VIII be "Our Colonial
ne 'i''eeN VI '''i1''ei les iepol' 'ii"i
'iei'S VI mowers anu plants from 'oIS III
"ioNe cemetery are oe'ohilhS frequent
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Thomas II. Marshall Relief Corps Will
have chlldren's day for the benefit of sol
diers' children, in Memorial Hall next Tues
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a. +. lark Camp. Sons of Veterans, has
elected the following representatives to the
State Encampment to be held at Bar llar-
Dor June 18th and 18th Delegates, Geo.
ross ana nos. a. Dung alternates, [. NJ
Smalley and Clarence Dickey
Eaton Il Davis have put p new brand
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The regular meeting of the Belfast In
provence Mt Society will be held next Non
day. june 18TH, at . o'clock in the common
council room in Memorial Building. All
members are earnestly requested to be pres
elt. ON the second page of this issue will
he found full reports of the secretary and
treasurer together with a list Of officers
and committees for the ensuing year. They
should be read by all Interested in Belfast.
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canning into the cour+s two bfcycI.s uera
also stolen from = srhoclhonsa whore an
entertainment was hain ,,i,...,, ,,.. a,..,i,,.,
recently TIN. matter was renorted to tho
police but the thieves or mach inc, were NOT
found.
The Fri4l-Grifin stock Co,unauv who
opens a weeks euyagemaut at Relfast
Opera House Monday evening comes To
this city most excelleutly recommended hv
the press and public of Bath and Rockland.
and managers BRAY ~ Maxtield guarantea
the attraction one that will meet the appro-
baton of the amusement going public. The
plays presented during the engagement are
new and are staged with special scenery
which the company carry. Monday evening
is ladies night and any lady can secure a
reserved seat at 15c if bought at Mixers.
The play will be the 4-act comedy drama
entirely new from the pen of Frel-G Griffin,
entitled "a Friendly Enemy" The rest of
the week the plays are in the following
order: Tuesday night, Alone in the World =:
Wednesday night, Monte Christie Thursday
night, Hidden Crime; Friday night,
once Upon Time; Saturday night, A Girl
from the North. A gold watch and chair
will be voted to the most popular lady in
town; so attend Monday evening and see
who she is. The same will be on exhibit
ton at Mixers on and after Monday.
- u. .. - LuNNl MEETING. "edhes-
Belfast C.. l.. S. c. Alumni with few in
vited guests assembled at the nlaa ca Mt