The Republican journal., 1905-01-12
If NEWS OF BELFAST.

,o....y co. had lot of cabbages
... A +. Stantial, one of which,
.- outer leaves, weighed 131
kuights of Pythias ball will
..t1- BeltaSt Opera House Mon
F-n 10Th. Further announce
..4dp when the arrangements
~ Richmond X. Myrick had a
at.,n at their home in East
-.h 4 pleasant evening was
. ua,Ie and refreshments. The
.-mrmG wished them many years
..n Globe was our authority for
.. q, Old Penobscot Home, Way
N....' 5 the title of a new song,
....- name Of a song heard in Bel
.N. Years ago. But of course
.... .u one Penobscot home.
II. IT If SearsmOnt, one of the
:. made the trip last Thurs
ace to Belfast, a distance of
,uoW shoes. 1t was hard trav-
tuns and Mr.. Fuller left his
.. table and made the journey as
.... r- lavee and ball in Belfast
rllay evening, Jan. 20, 1905,
Washington Hose Company.
.r. the company will call on the
..y, Jan. 18th, to see what
.H-a All dishes lost or broken
Hy new ones or paid for.
VIII be given to the poor.
Hjttee.
eting and election of Off
Hs. County Bar Association
Ian. 9th, at p. NJ, and
Icers elected for the ensu-
-1t. William II. Mcclellan;
: Hartman treasurer,
mmittee on books, F. A.
tron, +. w. Brown; COM
free lists, K. F. Dunton, w.
g. Greer.
ckuoWIedgeS the receipt
tad If the Christmas num-
0Wles Bulletin, whose
Without Literature is
cry Aaintily printed and
-.its, more particularly for
that is, in the insurance
IL loWles, 81 Water street,
the advertisement of the
-. Matrimonial Agency
r- fair sex generally,
.utS. The little steamer
and for High Island Jan.
1i a gale and thick weather,
u-r> \. Smith was sent out
before the storm had abated.
ta> found mOored at her wharf
u out it was so rough the
make landing. The Rock
Gazette says: "Reports con-
-taleut that the Eastern Steam
lEht the Bluehill route, but
-far appears to be as far off
derst0od that one or two of
.IHr> of the Bluehill line are
LOFT a fancy figure. The
at BuckSpOrt as usual We'd
~, Jan. 18th, but went no
.t" Standpoint, returning to
l The Pemaquid ran as usual.
which put into Portland
D.. -i-- 7 get out of the storm, pro-
aston Thursday and left Friday
At the usual hour.
.N5 IHE WEATHER. The biz
4.1 Interrupted the mail ser
.- and the stage drivers and r.
tad rough time of it. Eu-
4 Bucksport, Il. F. D, No. /,
covers a distance of about
.'1, by hard work was able
Us standpoint, but at that
nd to turn back. The trains
branch were but little de-
lbs arriving nearly on time. ,
'-i. who carries the mail be-
M springs and Belfast, missed |
-malning in Belfast We'd
lie says the week was the
>per!ence. The "cold wave"
z We were advised by the
reached us all right. Thurs
be mercury indicated from
zero about the city, and Capt.
-tI reported that at the upper
at- a below. Friday morning it
der here and throughout the
Ed E.-rhern Maine it was AZ below.
-'7l al night and rained hard all
i'. melting the snow and max
81 e-ts and walks almost impaSs-
.l- nlght it cleared and froze, and
Walking was both difficult and dan
"".day was pleasant, with the
-bdng about 10 above in the
HNe ITEMS. Sch. Medford, Capt.
eiuds0n, arrived at Charlotte har-
ian Sd, after a run of four days
4n'n-Hus, Cuba. She will load for
F.. L. A, Wentworth of Rockport
p" Virginia to cut a vessel frame
-."' Norwood u Co... The cargo
~ bat" received here by sch. W. r.
not for L. A. KnOwlton & Co.,
'.-i 5. Jackson, who has another
,.e Way,...T The bark Glad Tidings
T ''l to Capt. Mark L. Gilbert of
." be- bark was built in Belfast
gorge W. Cottrell and is COZ
.e was one of the coffee fleet of
'..h stewart q Co. of Baltimore and
'id TO be sold to Maine parties,
-'.-'nn Brothers having bought some
ago tine bark Francis, also built in
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