The Republican journal., 1903-02-12

sl ,,t the Court House,to nominate
The Republican voters OF
xviii meet at their respective
ri' ou Wednesday, February 25,
2. LAX r.. NJ, to make ward nOmi-
agrR REPUBLICAN CITY Com.
j.. ons Wears Longer.
Johnson is canvassing for
II 4msou's second volume OF the
5elfast.
made of boys throwing snow
+r- streets. The practice should
before trouble arises.
.s Hazeltne has resigned as a
.b4 Belfast National Bank and
~ Bugkett is elected his successor.
e.a.t post office has received the
y postage stamps in 2. 5, 8 and
..ruiuations, and special delivery.
l+... co. will have its ninth an
seaside Grange Hall, this,
..,-aiug, Feb. 10Th. The music
IaNusend'S Orchestra.
..r Eadman has designed a 200
...f.qa different plan from any
aud is to place it on the
.tealendar from 1852 to 1852,
aIn twenty bodies in the re-
...1 u Grove Cemetery, an I'M
... .umber for this time of year.
.....-- are to be sent out of town
Marshall Relief Corps extend
.ald 50 kindly helped to make
and entertainment a success.
.ar meeting will be Tuesday,
ike been granted as follows;
well. Brooks, $50; Olive B.
....-t. sl2; widows, etc, Amanda
r.N.ltv, IS, Naomi f. Mayo,
-... ear began on Sunday and
.... Eight days, each day of the
.ur times, d coincidence
.ruappd but fifteen times in the
~. aHl viii happen but five times
.... Workers. Union has posted in
0ap stores fac SMILES Of the |
ue. for the guidance of those
uu goods. Mrs. Elva Jewett |
..t-d secretary to fill vacancy. ,
..s creamery has had a marked |
Ie number of patrons the past
.1condition very rare in cream
-e8>ou Of the year. The farm
.-. ulpased with the creamery as
tt .heir cream.
oupany, L. R., K. of P, will
tuJ ball in Belfast Opera House
u.ng, Feb 23d. The date was
.am the 18th, the traditional K. z.
.. 1n account of other engage
be opera House.
~rnwartz of Camden has been |
t.s contract for the building of the |
Child Drexel summer residence !
~ l,lesboro. Work will begin soon
use. which will be the largest |
.-- summer cottage in eastern |
-4 disease in Massachusetts is
tt- under control thot shippers in
.tt. have resumed business and |
-.e tIimals out each week. No |
.-r received from here at Brigh-
. # town, but shipments are made
... psS. lhe local demand in Waldo |
r.. the Massachusetts Quaran-
large, our markets depending
,.il on the near by farms for their |
. Low FOR THE SIDEWALKS. A |
ago Emery Cottrell of this city |
.8 plOW like those used on the !
.. ta use in clearing the sidewalks. |
yruing he was using it on the /,
lu Northport avenue beyond his
was drawn by one horse driven
3trrell and did the work thorough
~ Id the snow on each side and
the walk clear. In the city man
hJl,e drawing a big scraper and as
by Two boys was at work. The
could be used but short distance
the horse had to be turned into the
10 Empty it, and the two boys were
l>y shoveling. More work was done
s> results than with the snow plow.
Build more snow plows.
4aHR NOTES. 1t is reported that the
tr4 steamship Calvin Austin, now
.g at Wilmington, Del, for the East
-amship company, will be placed on
sion and St. John route. This is a
onlment to Portland people, who
loud that the Austin was booked for
sion line, to run with her sister ship,
, Dingley. According to the infor-
pJFtland will not see the new steam
d. as she will probably run direct be-
The two points. 1t is expected that
j. 20 on to the service about June l.
upw arranged the Boston-Bangor
viii be performed by the fine side
t City of Bangor and City of Rock
Ihe company is said to be building
.ou propeller for service between
. and Rockland, and one of the same
the Portland and Boothbay route....
s of the Eastern Steamship company
ton have emphatically denied the re-
sale of the controlling interest OF
IS W. Morse to the Boston q Maine
e Maine Central railroads.
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