The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-12-15
IHf NEWS OF BELFAST.

aid that the American ice! ice Co. viii
Rls saw Of ifs Penobscot river houses,
a0Dl w. or ii. 900 tons capacity, this win
u Arctic Ut
r. ,,anal s. indebted to Charles f:
1f+ & fine very handsome calendar of
,b'o'' Htan Life Insurance Company
% l..me calendars have been re-
l'' e. Brown, General Passenger
e'r. ,-ent of the Bangor & Aroos-
Ga mi The cards are illustrated
ys .e .olorS in the Maine North
He League Record publishes a list
III quar certificates issued this
,,.n4. correct and complete to Nov.
70 Waldo county has 10, as follows ::
Eufnham, l.; Frankfort, [;
''l' waterproof, l.
'. -Ma,y commissioners will begin
'~ ,.r term of court Tuesday, Dec
b .5bri, 10 be audited by them and
# .,-tsr, requiring their attention
&t resented promptly, as their
s' fern is usually busy one.
..- waiting anxiOuSly for little
l5el ssfast and then the fun will COM
.p8 D. With ali the horses owned in Bel
as1T s,riaty there should be lots of
iss i.9 ,. ,his winter. They have some
5.'Ts.. in Searsport and they will be
ga ~ ,6tr. for the laurels. Farm
,-a ian7
a.,ag ar changes in the local postal
i3ertyville to Liberty. Leave
.,,f- ,jajiy except Sunday, 1915 p.
,a.t berty by 1,45 p. M. Leave
tt Except Sunday, 2.15 p. NJ.
t4utyyille by 3.15p. m. Liber-
..-aH From Dec. 9, 1904. Super
p and 1903.
..,. 4n,-.y will hold the next term of
..-f- Judicial Court in this city,
-.la. b.uu its session Tuesday, Jan.
TIE tjaverse jurors will not be
.. a--nd until Thursday, the 5th
~. ... ors will attend ON the first
.+...-u as usual Until the traverse
.-.. . upauelled the court will be
.,r,-. 4ru divorce cases and other
... r..-.Hirlng a jury.
famous moving picture en-
.s.. .-. he Opera House last Friday
... Of the best of the kind ever
.... FAST The Sprinting races were
.s4H. and all the pictures shown
..---. u4 and amusing. 1t was an
.H.4 Manager Clifford had engaged
..l.- ,or another date and the low
Should attend. The entertain
s--..- .-sarying of a much larger pat
. Il, indebted to the Twenty
,r. Hegmental Association for a
history of that Regiment in
.q Ii was written by member of
.--- md printed some time ago A
.mt. n ref remain unsolG and may be
ID, 4 T. Clark. Belfast, at 81 per
not probable that another
.- r- printed those wishing a his
h. ..- 18th Maine should avail them
..e 'l opportunity
.,r ptElor meeting was held under
s.l4. -, ut the ". C. T. o. at the home
-.- 'eslent, Mrs. William Decrow,
~ Friday -veniug. The following pro-
al R4. s.een. Singing, "Jesus, Lover Of
& l. Irayer, Mrs. Eliza Hunnewell ;
54s -,us, Savior, Pilot Me-; read
&. trude Rawley; singing, favor
slA citation, Miss Marion Parsons
Eal 'Fij There BE Any Stars in My
g8a he meeting closed with sing
= 'eQ ~ with you till we meet again, "
Iii ee Il social hour was enjoyed by
=-u
-e- Marshall Post, G. A. R., of
ttlejr regular meeting last week
.s blowing officers for the ensu-
H.- VIII install them at the first
meeting in January: Commander,
utter; senior vice commander,
ir' ley; Junior vice commander,
.4. surgeon, George K. Carter ;
. rev E. Clark -; quartermaster,
s officer of the day, l. A. Con
-.-. the guard, Fitz W. Patterson
o. Stoddard, Henry Staples
,bert Russ, George r. Carter Z:
-, StOddard, |. A. Conant,
...5 i0ett
s-l,alist fair, supper and enter
- h-i n Memorial hall Wednesday
he. It'll, was largely attended and
-..t ,uecess. First in order was the
.de afternoon of fancy and useful
aud homemade candies which were
-l Va prettily arranged booths. Then
'.- Upper. Of which there were so many
~ Dat ms that the tables we're laid
s All Entertainment followed the sup
~ WILL the following program: Selection,
4adou and Guitar Club; soprano solo,
'A T. F. Frost; reading, Miss Bertha
'N 'prano solo, Miss Helen Bird; bari
WHY Solo John Parker; soprano solo, Miss
3oF Bird Every number on the program
'N'-.slYe1 with enthusiasm, and all were
-4-d
'@esday afternoon and evening, Dec
--H Tie date of the Methodist Fair in
'-fasi iall. There will be a sale of
'-'. andkerchiefs and fancy articles for
4a4as lifts, as well as a great display
''''-a i07ls of varying sizes, at reason
Ig-> One of The Ladies' Home
''t 1o1ths, which have been attrac-
1t so many church fairs all over the
states, will be in a conspicuous
III the hall. At this booth subscrip.
4l lenewals to The Ladies' Home
T.l be taken. A heavily laden
''-4 Tree" will be another UNIQUE