The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-15
THF NEWS OF BELFAST.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

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gle ri and W. ]. Dow, Brooks, are author
~ .' Knit. tO receive subscriptions ana adVer-
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rr- mblic schools close tomorrow FIJI
.,- The usual spring vacation
.5.. tr.t St. John alewives of the season
,se4jyed by Ben D. Field Saturday,
.5tt.led for 10 cen is apiece
... ,tdies of the Universalist parish are
ing for their annual Easter sale, sup
entertainment, to be held April 18th.
WARS later.
srang the many contributions received
H.. hospital fair was one of five dollars
. Mr. Arnold Harris, who is spending
... inter- as usual in New York City.
-.. ladies' Aid Society of East North
. hold a supper at the home of Mr..
... MIS-. c. O. Dickey Friday evening,
s..h l6 # stormy. the next fair night
.-- will be a spirtualist meeting at
a Grange hall next Sunday afternoon
to- O'Clock. A number of mediums
present and the public is cordially
.aj
.ast lady, who was In New Orleans
HE recent Carnival, has written
tereSting account of it for The
which will be published in our
SIZE
". c. 7. L. will meet with Mrs.
ook, No. 6 Charles street, Friday
.u. March 10th. Allmembers are re-
to be present to make arrange
.- .- the anniversary.
med letters remaining in the Bel
pftice for the week ending March
US. Mary Harvey, Mrs. G. A. Shan
y Flnton, Allan Harris, Captain
.abins, Mr.. + r. Robbins.
lous to the Waldo County Hospital
.st week included the following:
lies from Mrs. Mansfield sheets and
nom Mrs. Horn and Mrs. S. Sleeper;
.aa from Dr.. and Mrs, Geo. ".
.L
=now roller has been ont but once
qter and unless there are heavy
ais later, which does not seem
the city Will have been to little
IL this direction, In former years
bills have gone into the hundreds.
linen are cOnSiderab bly, interested in
al in Bangor from the Pearl Brook
arm at Belfast of the stallion Brown
# handsome piece of h0rSe1esh
Imirpd by lovers of fine bred horses.
cord is . 134 with trial in 2.074 He
Ha'ph W. Burrill's stable at Maple
Bangor Commercial.
18th annual ball of Seaside Hose
tuy will be given in Seaside Grange
rday evening, March 23d, and the
tatiOus now making, with the record
-.sous balls by this organization, guar
very enjoyable evening.
and specifications for cottage for
l-- Dodworth of New York, to re-
.. he one on the North Shore, North
uuIued last year, have been received
The cottage is similar in style, but
.s at larger, than the one burned, and
.ns show a very handsome building.
-- members of Seaside Chautauqua
Will meet Monday afternoon, March
III Mrs. George D. Maboney, No. Z
I'D street. The lesson will be from
Literature, chapter six to page 81,
IA the "lIistory of Greek Art"
.-r i've. Roll call, selected quotations.
masquerade ball at Seaside Grange
"a music by Carriers Orchestra, was
attended and a very successful
large number were masked and
INES were many and varied. Miss
arter was awarded the first prize,
Marsh the second, and Stacy Noyes
.uy." A clam stew was served at
sion.
auth Belfast Dramatic Company
-nt the popular drama entitled
.. The Breakers" at Mystic Grange
mont, Monday evening, March 18th.
1885,, the next fair night. Admission to
cents. After the drama there will
c4 with music by Townsend's Or
Tickets to dance 80 cents. Clam
4.l be served at intermission.
'Ournal was thelonly paper to pub
true story of the fake highway rob-
North Belfast and a summary of
5rts of city officials, which are of in
- TO- every citizen. 1t publishes each
~ and county news to be found in
n-I paper, together with interesting
from home people abroad. Mrs.
H letters continue an interesting
-r. and Capt. John Q. Johnson's ac-
t If his experiences in the volunteer
meeting with much favor.
Waldo County Agricultural Society
eded to offer an additional premium
it-- fair next fall. To the boy under
~-u Years of age who makes the best
-..u' If vegetables, not less than ten
-s, a prize of $40 will be given; for
nd best exhibit, S., and third, $3.50.
y notice is given that the boys may
heir plans for entering the competi-
at many will do so no doubt. AS
aers of the future their exhibits
n- an interesting feature of the fair
will be stereoptcon lecture in
Hall, Friday evening, March 23d,
0eneft of reading rooms for men in
The entertainment will consist
p Around the World, with vocal
tumental music. The rooms for
euped by the Banks Commercial
@ ave been engaged and preparations
- -, nadn to have them nnaned hu the