The Republican journal., 1906-03-08
JHf NEWS OF BELFAST.

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nh. Under of gentleman's musk-rat fur
,,il he rewarded on leaving the same
At thls Office.
rtara has been more ice in the harbor
,aak than at any time during the
but is has not interfered with
VACATION.
..,.-.. will he a sociable at the Methodist
,.. next Wednesday evening. Reports
hrs given how the dollar was earned
- s.me made candy will be for sale.
..-o. q. Johnson of Liberty was unable
....a,iuue his interesting articles on Inc
rutrer Navy this week. Next week
.lm4Dt will deal with the battle of New
ans.
aside Hose Co are to have their 18th
nal ball in the Belfast Opera House
f. ia, evening, March 23d, and no pains
be spared to make it gala time.
Roller skating continues the rage. A
..-, pleasant private party last week was
r..,sed by Misses Minnie Hilton and
---u T.. Bachelor. A brass quintette
.-.. ,he Belfast Band furnished music.
.e-re will be a masquerade ball at Sea-
5range hall, this, Thursday, evening.
..--shments will be served at intermS
Prizes will be given to the lady in
best looking costume and to the gentle
ID the best makeup.
-.. south Belfast Dramatic Club will
the drama entitled "Among The
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Belfast. Tuesday evening, March 18th.
my, the first fair night.
arles 0. Dickey of East Northport,
80 herd had to be killed recently be-
If tuberculosis. bought of S. G. Nor
ubject to test, two-year old helters'
Iay DR. Darling examined them, and
them all right
Claiming League will meet with
Joseph Tyler this, Thursday, after
at go o'clock The subjects of
-, are The City of Washington" "The
-ressional Library" and "In the White
,e" The papers will be followed by
and a social hour.
Fall River, Mass, Y. NJ c. A. bas-
ball team, under the management of
II. Piper, formerly of the Bangor Y.
A, is planning its second trip to
We. This aggregation made trip
lgh the state last year winning every
n- except the one with Belfast
Ae Jolly Housekeepers were pleasantly
.tained last Monday evening by Mrs.
Lancaster at her home on High street.
nj Etyp p16pO
-," and antiquarian costumes were
.s.h in evidence. Refreshments were
ed and each member received dainty
i-made souvenir
The Children's Carnival to be given at
..- opera House Friday afternoon, March
jig. by fifty children in fancy costumes,
. be one of the most unusual and beautl-
attractons ever given in this city. The
-nps of the ladies', who have this in
urge, Mrs 7. B. Dinsmore. Mrs r. 81.
YES and Mrs. Harry W. Clark, assure
attractiveness of this feature of the
spital Fair
he sale of the shoe factory building to
AZ lam H. Quimby necessitated a change
the officers Of the Manufacturing & Real
ate Co., corporation holding title to
.!= property, and Monday the following
-rtars were elected: President and Treas
IT, William II. Quimby; Clerk, George
Quimby; General Manager, James II,
wes, these three also constituting the
ard of directors.
-astport is kicking about loafers in the
IL office These lOaferS fill the entry and
dor with cigarette and cigar smoke to
discomfort of others. Not only this but
.mber of persons have been insuIted by
M Orders have been issued to clear
III out
There are other places where like con
on, prevail and where like orders should
~sued.
.4vel readers who frequent our Free
ary may be interested to know that
ne the past year l., $50 volumes of ic-
were taken from the Library. This is
ut 81 per cent of the whole circulation
oh numbered 25,308, the largest amount
n taken out in any year of the Library's
--0ry. This enormous amount of novel
ding gives food for thought to those who
ard Lbrary's influence not an I'M
xed good in the community
We recently reported the sale of the
B rel at Hewes Point, and The Islesboro at
t-ier's Cove, the latter to FieldsS. Pendle-
.a of Brooklyn, n. Y. What disposition
Ma Pendeton will make of the property
lot known, but it is hoped the hotel may
t- opened for business. The location is
TIE one The new owner of the hotel at
loves Point is Mr.. Preble of Portland,
7ao is making repairs and it is said has |
.r-ry room engaged for the summer.
he other day young lady member of
.aa Improvement Society was seen with an
uful Of waste paper which she had pick |
up in the street. Of course there is an |
finance against throwing waste paper, |
rubbish of any kind, into the public |
aets, but like most of our ordinances it |
iAore honored in the breach than in the |
-ervance. How much trouble, and ex-
Sc, would be saved if people would only |
rain from thus littering the streets.
a Miami, Florida, subscriber writes: |
- hope Mr., Marden,or some one else,will |
.suade Mr.. Quimby to speak oftener.
enjoy him in Florida as much as if we |
bah d Maine club here" A Roxbury, |
SIS, subscriber in writing for an extra
i 6 6 t., howl