The Republican journal., 1904-12-01
IHf NEWS OF BELFAST.

II Marshall Relief Corps will
lI''' At their next meeting, Dec. 9th.
, ..,ndance is requested.
..,.,esa " Witnessed the presentation
" "sky Farm" at the Belfast
In,e last saturday evening and all
lira good play.
...rr writes from Weed, Calf.
t he Journal it is like seeing
,.us We are having fine fall,
a.. .r ,uod grass for stock
...,nu of Thanksgiving Day a
...-tng game of basket ball was
.. M city Blacks and the junior
..-...r High school in the presence
. r,mber of spectators. The
iii lher opponents good play, the
.,.r-as by a score of IA to IL.
. b4 q game tonight in the Opera
.,..sr the Seniors and Juniors.
, .os school under the auspices OF
,.s WIFI open next Saturday after
....s. SCISSORS room, Memorial Build
... .6opl has been maintained for a
,44., to give children inStruc-
..o l. which they are not able to
D. me- and has been literally aid
...rb.tious of material from mer-
.rf others. 1t does a good work
f.o-.. there may be a large attend
. 4=,rutry Mission at the foot of
5. .f- day before Thanksgiving
rt Mrs. johnson was amply
lt work of the past months
STA. beholding the gratitude OF
Nai the basket dinners from
fNc hundred pounds of chick
.. L.eeyS and vegetables were
. MIS-. johnson S sixteen years
... SHE lJd never had the business
.. t,a so heartily in making
.- ..dp, as in this dinner in
-..uAr "OLD GLORY SALE"
... lie were not very high nor
spirited as compared to
mr. The general run of horses
.rl Sale" at Madison Square
York, during Thanksgiving
.i prospects brought good
-hpNn in the price bid for
ear-old FLY from Pearl
fd,t, Me-, which was sold
peaks volumes for the
ful,es at Pearl Brook Farm,
We're quick to realize the
uu> tu obtain the mare.
adder ball in the Opera
...y evening, Nov. 23d, was,
.ui success. There were
.- to music by keyes'
6urug the intermission at
eNH and cake were served.
...N 7 Gluugh and aids look
the tioor The following
lawn by ticket; Thomas
Francis Y. Pendleton, pair
uItis, pair shoes Joseph
-four; Walter Hall half
He- Lucy Bartlett, half ton of
feuch, pair of chickens.
... IN recording the marriage
Il, 1918, of Hutson Bishop
n. angham, adds: 1.-The first
in Belfast by Rev. William
. apt. Bishop was a sea
wt the brick house on Prim-
..a coupled by Rev. L. S. Phil
eI Aug. 3, 1881. His widow,
@ body in Belfast as "Aunt
.H t4a. Il, 1874, aged 81 years.
- tine asst survivor of a family of
... r.g born in Peterboro, n. H.,
ae cane to Belfast. They were
J9s Cunningham, Samuel,
JAMES Susan, wife of Thomas
Mary, wife of Samuel Jack
l-0f Iaccheus Porter; Eliza,
n.~ aldWell.
Morse arrived in Belfast
ulnG, Nov. 23d, on his return
... H,'le, Ga, where he took part
III the Maine monument.
... few days at the st. Louis
he return and Senator
hat the trip was a very
i1 Atlanta, Georgia, they
u here large number of
sfa being prepared for train
~enator Morse found that
FL" school was Miss Tapley
IL, who has been in the
4 ears. This school does not
IF local aid, but is supported
.gtributions from the North.
N"7- f., now giving his attention
.sed institute for the feeble
d he hopes to locate in this
r'N The need for such an in
a as been abundantly demonstrat-
4e 'Gll question would seem to be
"7rnu,
.N5 ITEMS. Sch. Windward, Capt.
Wa. Ifilchrest's Marine railway
vi lHT eaiking and minor repairs. /.
h4ts -hip or bark of either wood
"H.dlu5 in the United States, nor
We 1een a square-rigged vessel con-
W va This country during 1904. The
'.' -ap built in this country was
'4. 81 Y. Minot's in PhippSburg,
Sis 1899 tons and has been char
i'1N coaIa at Baltimore for San Fran
fro'al from Laurel, Del, Nov.
..r' nat the four-masted schooner
lullt at Bath for Laurel CAPT.
.' ItrHed turtle off the Capes dur
'.'t Nov 18th and that her mas
'.." u NJ. Estridge, and crew of
"-j- lost. 1t was the maiden trip
.5tt anal the news of her loss Great