The Republican journal., 1905-12-07

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USementS.
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The Sea Breeze, holiday edition, will be
distributed next week.
Emery F. White of New York will give a
recital in the Baptist church Dec 9th.
The Improvement Society will meet with
ri 30 p. m.
E. S. Mitchell has bought of f. G. Norton
the stage route from Liberty to Belfast, via
Belmont Corner.
The W. &. T. U. will meet with Mrs. S.
g. Fletcher, % Bay View street, Friday
4fternoon, December Sth
The nomination of officers in Ladies of G.
A. R. Circle is postponed until the next
Meeting, Dec 18th full attendance is re-
Quested.
The Charming League will meet this,
thursday, afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the
lone of Mrs. j. W. Frederick, Congress
,-reet.
F. S. Holmes, real estate agent, has sold
the Salmond house on Church street, oppo-
tie the Opera House, to Seldom L. Quincy
Waldo.
The Belfast Savings Bank has declared
$ 18th semi-annual dividend, payable Dec,
h. This bank has not missed a semi-an-
.ual dividend since it was established
4 petition in bankruptcy was filed in
te &. 5. Court, Portland, Dec LIST by Mary
IIodgdon of Unity, boarding house keep
She owes $1s7 and has assets of $40
At the well known brick store in Stock
Springs J. g. Lambert is offering a new
complete stock OF holiday, dress and
ucy goods, carpetings, rugs and curtains.
he alarm of fire at 7.30 last Saturday
.-ung was caused by a blaze in pile of
al in the Davis blacksmith shop in the
M. Of the Windsor hotel. 1t was speedily
ngushed.
cor x Son have had seven Meridian
-etrc lights installed in their store by c.
lckey X Co. The lights are the first of
sind here and diffuse soft yet brilliant
mination.
t4C4GtllH0u 4ttlCIo III lilt iftt-
% post office for the week ending Dec.
.J, Miss w. c. Dalton, Mr.. f. X. Rob
IS, j. 0. Kneeland Mirdok Patterson,
-ment A. Magee.
RALPH Hayford has bought Of Lyman
mir, proprietor of Hillside Farm, Green
p, a registered Guernsey bull. Mr.. Hay
I'd has a large milk route and is one OF
lr most progressive farmers.
The water boat Walter Ross went on Gil
hIests marine railway last week for re-
new shaft was needed The work was
lone by the Duplex Roller Bushing Co,
Just as we were going to press we heard
the burning of the fine cottage of Mrs.
.hn Darling in Orange, Mass. loss, ST.,
9o, with partial insurance. Mrs. Darling
lad narrow escape. Particulars next
week.
The attractive displays in the show win
lows of the dry and fancy goods, drug
nook, jewelry and other stores, announce
Ire approach of the holiday season. 1t is
Garally said that there are more ''pretty
ngs'' on sale this year than ever before.
Ih4 official record of the presidential post
noes in Maine for the past fiscal year, in
iding gross receipts and the expenditures,
Yves the following figures for the Belfast
Ice; gross receipts, S9,5l097; salary
ZOO; clerk hire, 81 900; free delivery
--lj5 90.
The ladies of the Methodist church viii
d a fair and sale of useful and fancy ar
lies in Memorial Hall, Wednesday after
On and evening, Dec. 18th. Admission
rae in the afternoon; to the supper and en-
tainment in the evening 80 cents enter
ument alone, Is cents.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua
lcle will meet with Mrs. George d.
tthOney, No 7 Salmond street, Monday
tternoon, December 18th. The lesson will
.a from Italian Cities, chapter eight, and
rom the Poetry of Italy, pages 235 to 249
be topic for study will be from the Maya
ne, Japan Roll call, favorite quota
tons.
The ladies interested in the East Belfast
.hurch held a sale of fancy articles and
andy in the Opera House on Wednesday
afternoOn, December 9Th. Supper was
rived at o'clock and very successful
entertainment was presented in the even
ng, full account of which will appear
leXt week.
base & Doak have a fine collection of
Iocal views and local souvenir cards, many
# them nicely colored. Last week Mr.. F
T. Chase got a snap shot of one of Mike
tolinS' hogs as he stood with his fore legs
'n the top of the pen with an expectant
look. Fred has named the picture "Wait-
= for his dinner"
The game arrivals at Bangor Nov. 29th
Heluded one deer each for j. S. Peabody.
II. Bacon and j. l.. Libby and two for
" Fernald, all of Unity. December LIST f.
nd X. Maddocks of Belfast had two deer
e.ch; L. F. Pendleton of Islesboro, one; w.
b. White of Burnham, one; C. Mosher OF
nifty, two; Frank Stewart and Austin
rrench of Unity, one each.
The Picturesque Coast of Maine, or
ruising with a Camera" is the subject OF
sn illustrated lecture to be given Tuesday
ayening, Dec. 18th, in the Baptist church
b. Rev. E. S. Philbrook, under the auspices
~ the RaptiSt Society of Christian En-