The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-11-17
4 NEWS OF BELFAST.

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has built a cottage at Pitchers
.bs sa.tage of A. c. Burgess.
,,5t.rson has taken the Revere
.r.us street and is keeping an
o. rf.ue and boarding house.
a. Whitney has sold her
r,saut avenue to Lewis A.
.-ug the buildings now on the
Small. received a severe scalp
..-5ay nom "a stick of wood which
..-.ator in the Belfast Fuel 4
,,oeeu0use.
.,h,criber in Illinois in send
,ttan,e says: 81 consider the
T sn4pt for The journal, as we
~. news from it"
,,...r If Rockland and Chapman
,,.,tjani are having large quanti-
mas trees cut in the vicinity of
b.. shipped to New York soon
saksIjYlng.
-a. If Jackson recently sold two
,,l.A, from abr0ad-the j. +.
5. Nixmont to Edward Burney
.-.. y, and Nancy E. Crosby's
.A ro parties from Brockton,
club of this city are to
.r nd Belgium for the season
.. o,r are advised by a very at
... aklet from the press OF
. Meetings are held on the
.....th Tuesdays from October
..... ..to 430 p. M, at the homes
fra meeting next Tuesday,
... aa with Mrs. r. F. Dunton.
rom the publishers, ChaS.
r-. Augusta, we have received
M # me Farmers Almanac for
81. which means that for
'uable little book has found
-.. Aomes and business places,
.D. Indispensable. Another
approaching new year is a
I-u rarmer's Almanac by Rob-
or 1905, received from the
ana Ware & Co., Boston.
The city schools will
thanksgiving recess next
aou and reopen Monday
fl lust office delivery will be
day one hour after the
# Jlroad mails; the banks,
rary, etc, will be closed
D. .- stores will be closed as
Us possible and attend to
... '-veries, while some will
a= day.
KINNEY. The fire depart
put Friday morning by an
The Fitz Gilbert house
--t vas full of smoke, but the
to be all inside a chimney,
ping through openings in
.r aa tiremen used the chemi-
-hers, and the fire was con-
ar -ir of the chimney. Water
- IN. The house or its con-
. u damaged except by the
I'll histrates the value of the
ltting out fires in the early
liz the damage which follows
d. y The hydrant streams into
a- place is owned by the Real
OCCUPIED by Almerin Dickey
S. ANp Music. Miss Margaret
H4.-Tvilie, under the auspices of
eHW.ttee of the Baptist church,
IT. ,eresting reading in Belfast
Is -llng. Mrs. f. P. Frost and
.4er were unusually pleasing
4e'- while Misses Cora Morrison,
ua4. katherine and Elizabeth
ae ti4 mandolin and guitar club,
de- Lhtful music. Following is
Mandolin and Guitar Club
1- the Rose Act,
Josiah Aliens Wife
Margaret Koch.
80. h Ne, Campana
is her and Mrs. Frost.
jul enton, Holland
Margaret Koch.
Mandolin and Guitar Club
Eeuton
I> Margaret Koch.
.o- That My Love, Mendelssohn
's cher and Mrs. Frost.
Mandolin and Guitar Club
7 .UHre. Phelps
NJ Margaret Kock.
Mandolin and Guitar Club
'a.tNY. The October number of
.Ns, the Belfast High School
, Was issued last week. The table
{, nr.udes the following: Thanks
by Myrtle Nash; The Colonial
House, by Claire Vaughan, 'O5; In
DAYS, by G. WILDER Lane, 'O5; A
Lille, by E. Thomas, 'O6; Fun, by
= tlltorials; The Distant Things,
u Nilber Lane, 'O6; Locals The
al Lows, by E. E. c., 'OS; Halo
y % W, 'OS; A trip to the Moon,
.umni Notes; Exchanges. As a
4 the former staff of the Mercury
d nom the school in June it be-
e-s>ary to re-arrange. the force.
sea staff is as follows: Editor-in
" lber Lane, 'o5; Literary editors,
afghan, '05, Belle Mayo, 'O6, Edna
II Maude Stantial, 'Os; Local
od-e Hall, 'o5; Exchange editor,
dun ~; Alumni editor, Elizabeth
Business manager, William
4>sistant, Ernest Weber, 'O5 ;
'.ruor, Helen Doak, '05.
AEg BUILDING. The new Mixer
'a Main street is now fully occu-
taxes the place of the old two
ib", building, and is a modern
y 5iiek building, with galvanized
Nee, and extends ten feet in rear