The Republican journal., 1906-12-20
If NEWS OF BELFAST.
GIFTS.

Sin be glver;
,,tof the little founts
qTroceeds the river;
mi If the rivers gifts
'Ito(s soon will be
,',l.ry their waters out,
Making sea
.nt ef the sea again.,
l45,sqpu draws its showers.
,lfot the f0unt lmpartS
IN It's new powers.
| r,ns IN cycle porn
sIrs roll around.
..,.5n the blessing given
blessing is found.
,-ssted
r.. ,rocery and provision stores will
M Christmas day.
anal election New England Order of
..,,iou Monday evening, Dec. oath.
.,. dance in Seaside Grange hall to-
Friday, evening with music by
g.,.. orchestra.
Read Machine Works, c. M. Read
,- are to install hot water plant in
.i4uce Of Capt J. p Showers, Sandy
rm
.,- Woodbury. Burgess, while engag-
W.T. moving hay last Tuesday, fell from
..a and sustained fracture of the left
Hse
r.s,. , to be Yule-tide Cotillion at the
y.o.-i4 Hall, Christmas afternoon, from
.....ek. Music by Keyes Orchestra
..sgel eees,
-,. .., Licensing board completed its
.. rr. 9TH, having granted ten licenses
.-49ers. and victualers and for a
Naoa- alley.
rt- ..r of this week will see the young
.....a At home from preparatory schools
..,4s4,. and there will be "things do
%. a.ar' Town.
...l>t week City Clerk NJ. W. Lord
........ led 50 marriage intentions, which
,.....- an, former full year by four and
-. .. u eight.
..t Mrs. Fred Curtis entertained
0.-f at their home on Lincolnvllle
.r.-. 81 Monday evening, in honor of
~. .a..e-. birthday anniversary.
..uuing League will meet with
..,.4 HoweS ON Church street this,
-.-. sfternoon at go o'clock. Sub
... ..t quotations from William Dean
IT, .., who are interested in expert
- nh electricity will be glad to see
.--.-sof even new books on electricity
,n. lary list. These books are not all
workers.
.....a Hreeze blew in from the Bracket
4-..- Ira. week, with its Christmas greet
r.... BUSINESS announcements galore.
q. .-. the illustrations included many
,, --. of local interest.
T- last schools closed last Friday for
a- r-tmas vacation of three weeks.
SIM The rooms were prettily decorated
r >tmas greens and red Christmas
5.. ..o we're very attractive.
I'll. u3IIy Kennebec Journal will, as
ere, ,-4, publish the official report of the
5rg-rInas of the Maine legislature at the
s.n ls assion, supplemented by all other
14., u. interest at the State house.
ST. and Mrs. Robert Gross, who have
J.-l lay.ng an outing at Buttermilk lake,
.s.c red home last Friday, bringing two
J4s '-4r Monday Fogg g. Brown receiv-
4ns deer from H. L. Woodcock, who has
been limiting in the vicinity of Bingham.
med letters remaining in the Bel
, .- office for the week ending Dec
H Miss Marion Bradford, Miss Frances
Nr f. NJ. Coyne, A. G. Cumming,
rE.4 Alfred Fletcher, c. f. Lane, II.
b d., A. v Touchette.
..l I Coombs, having completed his
puTser on steamer City of Rock |
rue season, has taken the position
at the EASTERN Steamship Co.'S |
his city, relieving Fred W. Pate +
.'0 as performed the duties during |
..r4 and fall
Iu going to the Cottolene party ?"
ii Young man VI Il D6IldSG lduS
... MI Of a party ?" "Why the Cotto- !
-. Is in Memorial Hail." ooh, you
l-s Uetilion party" But the young
led that it was Cottolene party,
d heard them talking about it at
,s.t.r
E. lie time of the Francis episode one of
l ut jokes was to announce that
.4u., had been found in church in
va -purt, and when asked how he was
Isoscl-d to reply that the bell tolled on
-r fills found its way into a social gath
-as she following guise One reported
la Francis had been found in church in
s-4,plr. How did they find him? an
iI-. uIuired, Why, the bell rang was
---py
5l,e clsing-in The Journal-pays. At
THAT is the inference to be drawn from
ymerous enquiries concerning the
-.s. 4i5ertised for sale last week. These
aa4 aally and over the telephone; but
lfe journal was not authorized to answer
L- mu} enquiries, which should be ad-
I'-.el 20 a." Journal office. Saturday
rH- ,Dg "a" was received from MasSachu-
-.> moving that The Journals advertis-
a- lmns are read away from home.
.= fire inquest by the municipal officers
.'.. eoent fire in the building on Main
wned by c. w. Lancaster and occu-
Thomas Cannon as a grocery store
% the following report: Cause of
guwn estimated value of the build
Thy 1uo; damage, $1,000; insurance, 81,
-stmated value of contents $4,000;
.t-4--. $4,000; insurance, $4,000. 1t Is