The Republican journal., 1904-01-21
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

he regular meeting OF the School Con-
mjttee will be held next Monday evening.
The Belfast Quintet will play for a fire.
mems ball at Stockton Springs this, Thurs
Jay, evening.
The list of sewer assessments is made up
and sent to the owners of property abutting
70 the sewer extension of 1908.
canvass is being made for an extension
If the telephone line from Searsmont vii
age to West Appleton via Woodman's
Mills
The Charming League will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon at go O'Clock at the
zone of Mrs. F. L. Stevens on Church
rect.
Revenue cutter Woodbury. came into the
lay Tuesday, evidently to see if she was
l,rded for breaking ice, but as the bay and
.trbor were open she came no farther than
N.fthport Campgr0und.
s. A. Howes & Co. have bought the stock
1roceres, grain, etc, of the late Isaac
Jackson, and are closing it out at Mr..
.asons old stand.
J. Mellen has bought G. W. Ryder's ir-
81 in the Commonwealth hotel and will
U nue. the business. Mr.. Ryder retires
.,eount of the sickness of his wife, who
been confined to her room for four
o.-k>.
.rnor Bearer Circle, X. D. IL S., met
',aaesday evening, Jan. 18th. with Mrs
.s collins Although the weather was
rough, several members and visitors
present, A very pleasant, social
ing was spent. Graphophone selec-
were given and fruit was served.
claimed letters remaining in the Bel
post Office for the week ending jan
Ladies-Nlrs Sarah A Carter, Mrs.
Conant. Mrs. Blanche Cutter, Miss
l- Wadlin Gentlemen-0 of Lon
Bell, l. c. McDonal, John Leavitt, Gil
2 Ilerrick, John Williams, > letters.
t- members of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
Win meet Monday afternoon Jan. 18th,
MIS-. James McKeen, No. p Miller
It. The lesson is from Literary Lead
America" chapter eleven, and from
hautauquan Magazine, "Amercan
tors and their Art" Author, James
sell Lowell.
annual tiremen's ball of Washington
-l.o. No. ! will be held in Belfast Opera
-- tomorrow, Friday, evening, Jan.
The supper viii be at O'Clock. Music
lance viii be by the Belfast Theatre
.->tra, and Chief Engineer |. I. Clough
lee floor director.
vas transacted in the January term of
1te Court for Waldo County after the
published on the 9th page of this
was made up: Estate of Lavinia
Searsport, Amasa d. Field appointed
ui>trator estate of Hiram A. Condor,
asst, Frank b. Condor appointed adj
~rratOr
-- stockholders of the Peoples National
have elected the following directors
he ensuing year J. Manchester
uaS, Geo. T. Macomber, John F. Hill
Byron Boyd of Augusta, Chas. +.
wilton, r. f. Dunton and Frank R.
--iu Of Belfast. Mr. Haynes is presi-
and F. R. Wiggin, cashier.
a~ganized for the campaign of 1904 by
..c- of Geo. f. johnson of Belfast,
nan. and ChaS. F. Drake of Frank
secretary. The other members are
IT, Libby, Durham; Harry K. HIGH
Stockton Springs, and Thos. E.
-, Lncolnvlle.
meeting for reorganization of the
ratie County Committee was post
subject to call, on account of the
nj one Of the members. The com
consists Of F. A. Greer, Belfast
GJns \, T. kilgore, Brooks. clerk
arrow, Centre Belmont j. IL. Sui
~aaraport r. 4. Stone, Troy
apENTS. Mrs. f. A Perry is suffer
I'm d sPrained ankle, the result of
hide on her way East from her home
I-o....Mrs. Il. o. Patterson fell ON the
ak ON Church street while on he1
t church Sunday morning, and brok,
laue and dislocated the joint of he
Nrlst..,.Mrs. Joseph c. TOWNSEND
Il her home on Lincolnville avenu,
day and strained her left wrist badly
received last week copy of the Hart
Times. Pencled on the wrapper was
r.in a Maine boy" but there was NJ
'l clue to the sender, no article marked
after diligent search we failed to dis
u anything in its columns of local inter
Df course we like to know who remem
'- The Journal in this way, and if ther,
any article or item to be brought to ou
t'-utiun it should be marked
liz brunswick, Ga, Journal reports tina
hedging steamer Cumberland began
IN the outer bar at Brunswick Jan
The depth of water was % feet Tht
al adds: 1.-The Cumberland is vel
pPed and we may expect some excellen
70 be accomplished on the outer ba
i" the $4,000 are expended. Bruins
e must have the very best harbor witt
lowing commerce." The Cumberla NJ
lnit by Geo. A. Gilchrest in Belfast il
concert and ball of Palestine Com
dely, Knights Templar, to be givel
l1nday evening in the Belfast Oper
'n, will be the social event of the seq
he hall will be attractively deco
irl and the concert and dance music wi
Harry c. Brigham's Orchestra o
Ne 3olo, Mass. The concert program wa