The Republican journal., 1903-02-12
Girl wanted at this Office.

Friday, afternoon, with Mrs. Frances
Murch on Bridge street.
The Charming League will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harry Lutz this. Thursday,
I afternoon at 230 o'clock subject Of program,
"Modern Literature; quotations from
Tennyson.
Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth entertained large
whist party at the home of her father,
George W. Burkett, last Friday afternoon.
Ice cream and cake were served and very
pleasant afternoon was spent.
Swift & Paul had awberries yesterday,
the first of the season. They we're fine
looking berries and retailed at 40 cents a
box S. & P. also received squash, lettuce
and dandelion greens.
! Four unfOunded rumOrs of deaths have
become current within the past two weeks,
and have caused great annoyance to the
families interested. In but one case was
the person even seriously i'll.
| Fish Commissioner A. r. NickersOn Of
B0othbay extended invitations to all the
fish wardens to attend banquet at the
Coney House, Augusta, Tuesday evening,
February 10th. Warden Geo. w. Frisbee of
this city was sick and unable to go.
A meeting Of the Waldo Street Railway
Company was called for Tuesday to elect
new board Of directors, but it was adjourn
ed one week, as the parties who have secur-
| ed the franchise were unable to be repre-
sented
Tieston Wadln, ESQ.,, Clerk of Courts,
has received from the Law Court the GER
tifcate of opinion in the case A. NJ. Small
| vs. d. H. Clark. The case was brought on
all action of forcible entry and detainer of
hotel in Freedom. The judgment of the
Law Court is for the defendant.
Marcellus Griffin, formerly of Lincoln
| vile, but now connected with a steam fit
ting firm in Boston, who has just returned
from years absence in Seattle, Wash,
where he has been experimenting large
job, has been in this city this week accom-
| panied by his wife and child, calling upon
relatives and friends. He expects to leave
for New York either Saturday or Monday,
to look after his firms interests there.
They have been guests this week OF Mr.
| Griffin'S brother, Llewellyn Grltfln.-RocE-
land COurier-Gazette, Feb. 7th.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Swan u
Sibey Co. have in transit from New York a
cargo of the finest quality of anthracite
coal. stove and egg sizes, which they will
sell on arrival at 50 per ton, less % cents for
cash in ten days. ..See advt. OF the I'M
proved POO year Calendar, invented by IL.
Z. Bradman of this city. The WadSworth
market has all kinds of meats and vege-
tables, sour krout, canned goods, etc. See
w ~, 1;s+
Frank A Nado of Belfast publishes a
caution notice. Man wanted to represent
the Int. Cor school in Waldo County.
Horace Chenery is planning for extensive
improvements to the Tucker property which
he recently bought He is to take down the
L and stable of the larger house and put the
main house in thorough repair. He has sold
the small house at the rear to John Ward,
who will move it off. Mr.. Chenery is bring
ing to Belfast some high class horses and
now has two fast brood stations and two
brood mares at his stable. One of the mares
has a record of 2.2O and two colts in the $50
list. Mr.. Chenery has nine horses at his
farm in Belmont and his stables in Belfast.
Friday evening the vamperS of the Belfast
shoe factory and their friends called ON
Mrs Fannie Simpson at her home, "a Union
street, and had very enjoyable time. Banjo
selections we're given by Elmer Simpson,
and songs by Katherine Brier, Alice Stimp-
son and Bessie >Smalley; and at $50 the fol-
lowing sat down to the we'll filled tables:
Mrs. Amos Cocord, Mrs. S. J. White, Mrs,
Ellie Cook, Mrs. Dora Cook, Mrs Charles
| Rankin, Mrs. E. NJ. Hall, Mrs Flora Heath.
Mrs. Russell Brier, Mrs. Elva Jewett, MIR.
and Mrs. H. W. Edgecomb, Miss Emma
Miss Hattie Sprague, Miss Minnie Reed.
Miss Helen Pierce, Miss Katie Brier, Miss
Bessie Smalley, Master Howard Heath,
Mrs F. j. Stevenson. Mrs. jerome Steven
| son, Mrs. Fannie Simpson, Miss Alice
Simpson, Mr.. Elmer Simpson. A hountl-
full supper was served, and after an hour OF
social enjoyment good nights were said at
midnight.
VETERANS MEETING. The Waldo Coun-
ty Veteran Association met in North Sears
port Feb 5th. The weather looked unfavor-
able in the early morning which prevented
many comrades from the westery part of
the county being present. Some fifty com
rades, with their families, sat down to din
ner. In the absence of the president Com
rade ii. r. Dawson called the meeting TO
order The committee on time and place OF
next meeting reported as follows: Time,
March 5th; place, Grange Hall, swanville:
The address of welcome was by Master
Raymond Dow, who is descendant Of Col
onel Jameson, the Commander OF the old
End Maine Regiment, and the response Dy
COmrade Dawson, who always says some
thing. Then followed singing by the choir
remarks by Comrade Smart; recitation by
Bessie Dow and Pauline Howard remarks
by Comrades Stinson, Mason, Nash, Woods
| q nd pfhorc SinoinU nv the choir. A vote OF
thanks was extended to all who helped to
make the meeting grand success.
Another Fire in Frankfort,