The Republican journal., 1906-02-22
Tiff NEWS OF BELFAST.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

ur<TERPORT. AT the store OF L. IL. W.
NVpEN. store of D. j. Dickens
"a Sullivan, Searsport, Miss E. NJ. Hall,
So export and NJ. j. DOW, BROOKS, are author tlior
.,autS to receive subscriptions and adver-
FfrIB L1CAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
u.a Foster Estabrooks clothing factory
u4d Monday on all S-hour schedule
Gil 10 $50 p. M
Fin Improvement Society will meet with
., Naude f. Barker next Monday alter
... 1T 30 o'clock.
..1, shoes and skis were much in evil
... after last weeks snow storm, while
eating has suffered an eclipse.
tile city National Bank having rented
their old deposit boxes, have added 81
..g oues, which are now for rent
r.. Old Folks dance at Seaside Grange
.- aunounced for last Thursday night,
postponed because of the storm to this
-rMug,
Mrs. Leander Bean brought to this office
..t1 a small bunch of apple blossoms
- cen leaves, which she had forced in
nm ia the house.
r}ngsboro, Mass, subscriber says of
.urnal: at seems like an old friend
uuune, as we have been away from our
IT, Town, Brooks, since 1890"
and parties are cutting the lumber
GOD on the Cunningham lot in East
s..nort and will soon set up portable
r I to work up the lumber.
banning League will meet this,
-Iay afternoon at go O'Clock at the
,f Mrs Ralph II. Howes on Cedar
There will be a musical program
elections from MendelSsohn. No
'ues.
.fag through the ice at Lake Megunti-
gently Herbert Young of Camden
I-I three handsome square tail trout
.-Iel five pounds and three ounces
1est one was three pounds and the
about one pound each.
.IRAN's MEETING. Waldo County
..Hs Association will meet in the
hall, Swanville, March LIST. If
the next fair day. We hope to see
litigation. We shall receive royal
'II ltlll lItt - W an lIIC bCOpi0'
bout 1880 the Maine Central loco
we're named for leading men,
counties, etc, but with number IS
.meleSs locomotives began their ca
No. 81 was named Belfast. One of
rest locomotives is numbered DDS.
mas Cannon, late of the firm of Thorn
mon Il Son, who for some years con-
d ii grocery business in Opera House
l-cently bought out W. II. Mcintosh,
VS. aud is continuing the business at
stand on Main street Mr., Mcintosh
cause of Ill health,
Friday DR.. f. w. Tapley was pre-
with a maytiower picked in the open
ms vicinity on the last day of Janu-
10 was probably bud when picked
9ssOmed when placed in water in
Still, maytiower buds the last of
..44rE are not common.
81 -ldy," the faithful mouser, at A. A.
.-s Il Co., was absent from his post on
re-cription counter fer four days last
aud the firm were about to advertise
lm when "the cat came back" He
40 ~ pIaHdttoL oo W ms dtcthSos bue
aa-d business at the old stand.
-ICmed letters remaining in the Bel
.st-Jttice for the week ending Feb. II,
LaiieS-Mrs. j. W. Jones, Miss Alice
Miss Ethel Patterson, Gentlemen
T. Grips, c. NJ. Baxter, Esq .Eph-
.r Knights, Percy W. Lord, Mark Nit
larles O. Smith, Geo. Waterman.
lug The recent contributions received
Waldo County Hospital were the fol-
carnations and - magazines from
gorge w. Stoddard daily paper
Mrs Holt; cabinet and chairs from
Hospital Aid; blank cards from
unit; So for the fair from Master
Wallace.
LoNBURY FRIEND" Under this cap
Ire Boston Globe publishes the follow
tt-r in connection with the scholar
test:
C0unter - Enclosed you will find "A
for Gladys Pitcher of Belfast, Me.
est wish of one that went to school to
Their is that she will get place in
aHd II. II. F.
ury, Feb. 9th.
MEMBERS of Seaside Chautauqua
will meet with Mrs. G. r. Carter,
ommercial street, Monday afternoon,
nary 10Th. The lesson will be from
lazy Chautauquan magazine, ga Read
uurney through China" The roll
,uutatons from Longfellow's poems.
program will be arranged for "Long-
&c.. Day"
list Thursdays snow storm was Gust
the doctor ordered" 1t made good
ug and good hauling; and since then
las been moving, lumber going to
nd produce coming to market. 1t be-
-, every one to make all the use pos
vi the snow while we have it, as in
Jason Of surprises we may not have
instalment.
Valentines Day brought the usual
AJ of excitement to the small people.
Stops were full of dazzling array,
Ae dainty little heart-shaped card for
t TO the more elaborate offerings of
and satin in individual boxes.
cards with valentine messages were
p0pular, as they were something of a
t5 I he usual 'boXes" were enjoyed
lower schools
e list of stipendS to be awarded the