The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-01
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There will be food sale at the Methodist
.-+ry. saturday afternoon at go O'Clock.
The spiritualist meeting at Seaside Grange
r-.u sunday. Feb IS, was interesting and
swell attended
1oFace Chenery is to have two additions
-..ia to his Belfast residence, to be COM
-r-d by May 10Th.
The ladies of the Universaist parish will
have food sale at the church vestry Friday
,.--noon at o'clock.
Melvin Clark, the magnetic healer, since
rpmber has had Sc patients and all but
.r.pe got permanent relief
Waldo county man who has been mar
-. q wears has nine sturdy children to his
dit and there were no twins.
The Womans Hospital Aid will meet with
Mis- Clarence O. Poor, Church street. to-
--ow, Friday, afternoon, at go p. M
The ". c. I. T. will meet Friday after
..rn. March I'd, with Mrs. George A. Dun
r.-. - High street. All members are
..taIly invited to attend.
u-,ell b. Stephenson and Guy {. Peavey
pat up ice houses on property of the
.ar and are cutting and storing fine
r- IN Of ice from Goose River.
# Gerry & CO., who operate creamery
-e., city, are arranging to start creamery
uver, Me They also operate cIeameries
.-yter, Corinna and Bucksport.
... Northern Lights, which were
.-.-galy beautiful and brilliant last Satur-
.vpuing. attracted the attention Of the
people who were on the streets.
saw mill to be used on the Cunning
ot, East Northport, by Crockett u
..,ugton, will be brought here from
IN and will be in charge of Alfred
ion Of that town,
supper and entertainment will be given
Baptist vestry Tuesday, March 18th.
.... ,l at 6 O'Clock. Tickets to supper and
unment % cents; entertainment
ten cents Homemade candy will
sale.
..ealarm of fire early Wednesday morn
.,In- from J. c. Durham'S factory on
I-lnt street. An electric spark from
-uited the dust in pulley. The fire
tment was on hand, but was not need
md no damage was done.
A. schools, banks and library were
81 last Thursday, Feb. 22nd, as Wash
-.uls birthday is a legal holiday, but
from that, and the decoration OF
..s uf the store windows with red, white
..d blue, there was little observance of the
.uang recent donations received at the
HI. ounty Hospital were the following:
.a-aljnas. 1905, Mrs. H. f. Littletield;
-5-lzues, 1906, Mr. Wilder; secretary,
N.- f. W Pote; 81 for fair, Miss Bernice
roses and carnations, Mrs. W. 7.
4Ward.
Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. r., have
-0.gated Memorial hall, adding new cur
-lls, d new carpet for the stage and grille
... he front of the stage, and in the near
.. viii have an old folks ball to help
...u. he expenses.
Il.. old Folks dance at Seaside grange
ST Thursday evening was largely at
81 and greatly enjoyed by the partici-
.- The music was by Carter's Orches
Nh the addition of Charles Harmon,
-tst \ clam stew was served at
.q.-> sion.
members of Seaside Chautauqua
via meet Monday afternoon, March
tn /. A. Cochran, / Park street. The
will be from the February Chautau-
magazine, a Reading Journey in
The roll-cali, quotations from writ
If confucius.
first annual report of Paul d. SaT-
state commissioner of highways, was
with the Governor and Council last
The report states that in Waldo
there are 81 miles of village streets
10 miles Of country roads, the appro
10 being 49,594.23.
lave received, with the compliments
III. j. Prince of Lawrence, Mass, a
mir postal card, showing the new
mill at Lawrence, the largest Worsted
n the United States. 1t has total
space of 100000 square feet, cost
200, and has 5000 employees.
claimed letters remaining in the Bel
ost office for the week ending Feb. /,
Mrs. Howes Mayo, Sofa Mcdonald, |
Lottie Pendleton, Miss Mabel Rum
Mrs. Betsey Wyman, Banasar Com
s.. VIM. II. Dunn, Newland L. Hanna
=, Frank L. OrSer, j. F. Trull, Nj. ID.
'uy Belfast people have received the
ing invitation: "You are requested
tend the supper given to the customers |
+lfaSt at the Windsor Hotel, Belfast, |
by William j. Carnage, representing |
...e'l Bros. d Bailey, Boston, Mass,
day evening, March s, 1906, at $50
-.cent visitor to Stockton Springs re-
hat the hotel there is being put in |
ouditi0n by F. W. Collins, the present |
Hardwood floors have been laid, |
AtlS and ceilings of the upper rooms |
and the office, dining room and |
fitted with all modern convenences.
Inns does not intend to run the hotel
-t, and has not yet decided upon a
.rld.
IS Il,