The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-03-09
IHf NEWS OF BELFAST.

rrN cotillion party will be Thurs.
Nncl 18th.
--. Movement Society will meet with
lN ppte next Monday afternoon at
..lcs.
n T. Wiggin is in Bangor, where
-~l, called by the death of her mother,
,uau T. Jersey.
A. naming League will meet with
,gu- NJ. Bean today, Thursday, and
arr. .oltialy invited.
no " e. I. W. will meet with Mrs.
M, Nurch Friday, March 10th, at 2:3O
Au'1 attendance is desired.
,n peaple in Ward are dissatisfied
,5. mutations for councilmen and
-,fe ll 4. D. Hayes and B. L. Davis,
,g suckers.
ogg recent nominations by Governor
t,. that Of Bertha F. Hillman of Troy
.1ow edge oaths, administer deeds
.4-mnze marriages.
..Ba- oIlins recently killed hog 2
q. ad which dressed $50 pounds. 1t
. w rWnds of lard; the hams and
.aa, aighing 106 pounds.
, ,- 5debted to Geo. E. EFT,
r-t opies of the annual reports of
.sr- Helmont and Northport, and
..JU. Auditor, for the Montville
Meeting of the stockholders of
r ncolnville Telephone Co. it
-.ai Increase the capital stock to
.s lend the line to Hope as soon
... atters remaining in the Bel
E.,a for the week ending March
s.~ Brown, Mrs Emma Jameson,
b. ..r, c. W. Johnston, Waldo
a-. -e Young.
IF. au otticia! inspection of Pales-
. derry, No. IA, K. T., at Masonic
vening by Eminent Sir George
,.t rand Generalissimo of the
audery of Maine.
.. ming, March II, est. Patrick
Hose Company No. ., will
h annual ball in the Grange
Ea- prehestra. will furnish music
Oh will be the floor director.
l..- I'd at intermission.
Mass, subscriber writes; 81
get along without The Jour
uo up the interest in my child
"l Hefast, and l rejoice when it
Ae improvements and advan-
a4 me to your beautiful city"
PARTY will be given by the
lie Universalist Society in
Friday evening, March 18th.
Il be arranged in two sections,
i and the other for Bridge.
-.4 cake will be served. Admis-
-.-.t,.
'- stevens has engaged Seaside
g. .a for April End for the obser-
- 57th anniversary of modern
~ Exercises will be held fore
nt4',-rnoon, with addresses by local
iS I'r. COlson of Bangor is expect
o- if-~ent and all interested in spirit
n2- ugited.
Il 4H5ers of Seaside Chautauqua
+ meet Monday afternoon, March
T- lr5 Ralph Herrick, Nos Union
"- lesson will be from chapter
n ... L. S. G. book, the "Ten
,.a- and from the January and
@ alazine, Beethoven and his
j. musical program will follow
b -a. cen asked how to use stickers
election. The City Solicitor
Oil may be pasted over the name
tt. te on the ticket, or a pencil
54. through name on the ballot
of the person to be substi-
underneath. Either method
e0rrect.
-.I Hose Company and the Bel
Ladder Company will give
., and masquerade ball in the
' u -- tomorrow, Friday, evening.
.F 'stra will furnish music. The
VII Jegin at 8.15. grand march at 9.
"a- will be the floor manager. lee
III "' r. served at intermisSion.
pf1e within bounds when we say
l0 tat half of the sidewalks in this
El bare been properly cleaned this
VI Vi 0nld be fairly shrewd guess
l7 t third of them continue to be
'-l b';. ice. Whole blocks of some of
''+4js re unsafe for pedestrians.
W. tom an editorial in the Brooklyn,
'-fa-e, but applies equally well to
aI
"o' INMATES. w. L. Hall, Eli C.
'au an3 Elisha w. Ellis of the school
4'ee AVE submitted to the city coun-
-" living estimates for appropria-
'"-'ed in the school department for
-'f'- ear ending March 1, 1906: Gen.
"'Y imposes, $500; school con-
' repairs and insurance, $3.50;
''''f pairs, $3.50; free High school,
'"e text books, $3.50. Total, SILL
~s' 7. 1owes celebrated the second
Of his business career as a dry
N-' chant March list. AS usual dur
'''verSary sale he has made his
y Fl''us the generous discount of
AZ '-T cent from the amount of their
'S Mr.. Howes believes his clerks
mare in the profits of all increased
ana we understand they received
-" very substantial checks.
N'- the COMBINATIONS rooocdod ,,ua.