The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-01-18

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.1- w. c. I. T. will meet with Mrs. s.
E.ckuell, Pearl street, Friday, Jan. 18TH
u Stantial shipped one and one half
... Of cabbage to Bangor Monday by
---m er Rockland.
arrangements are being made for Ger
...3, to be given in Memorial Hall Tuesday
evening, Jan 3oth.
There will be a masquerade ball in
Sanity Grange Hall Wednesday evening,
f5r 4lth, with music by Reyes orchestra.
The Foster Estabrooks clothing factory
mining on nine hour schedule and will
,ntinue it through the winter months.
They are employing large force.
The annual meeting of the Waldo County
agricultural Society will be held at the
5t Thursday afternoon, Jan. 18th, at l. 80
-..lak. A full attendance is requested.
The office of the Belfast Livery Co., of
sch Ralph D. Southw0rth is manager,
- Undergone thorough renovation the
week, including painting the walls and
.-.ug.
a. NJ. Dunphe has bought the lunch
-... in Pythian Block of Berry Burgess
AIKEN possession Mr. Dunphe was
.arly proprietor of the lunch car on
street and is an experienced caterer.
Joseph Tyler gave bridge party OF
n tables last Friday evening. The
was beautifully decorated and dainty
-hmeuts were served. 1t was the most
rate and successful function of the
d season.
. substitution ball comes off this even
the Opera House and will be the first
a on the new floor. The festivities
begin with concert by the Belfast
I'D. which ensures musical feast, and
-.-~ Orchestra will furnish music for the
uu't forget that the concert and ball Of
.aington Hose Co. No. ! will be given
i've belfast Opera House Friday evening,
4G.h. Tickets may be had of members
. ought at the door, and you will get your
us worth even if you do not draw one
.h- many valuable prizes.
ne -NDIIl ciluI L E L -. - L. '}'NiN'y
a picnic supper at the home of Miss
1aret A Dunton on Congress street,
Tuesday evening which was attended
many members and few invited guests.
.- evening was spent with games, etc,
was thoroughly enjoyed.
The first lecture of the course to be given
In the auspices of the Methodist Society
ess given by Rev. j. w. Hatch in the
.rurch last Friday evening. The subject
r., a timely one "The Land of the Mika-
.. ~ Japan the Flowery Kingdom" and
-r- we're many beau tiful illustrations.
Ihe steamer Penobscot left for Boston
>aGay afternoon with good freight and
,-pnger list, in command of Capt. VIM A.
.v Capt. T. A Curtis, who has been in
.nand, is off for a months vacation, as
. Piots Mel Abbott and George Sawyer
pilots now in charge are Frank Brown
William Whitney
st of unclaimed letters remaining in
belfast post Office for the week ending
Fol. 18th Ladies-Miss Ienora Coombs,
w-- EStelle L. Curtis, Miss Nellie Cross,
g- +. A. Drake, Mrs. Willie F. Knowl-
Gentlemen-Dr. c. ". Close, Archie
wood, Charles Hamilton, Arthur
ms. Roy Pitman Edwin Wotten.
. Waldo County Hospital has received
eek for 500 from Mrs. Margaret
H schiller. There are now five pa
m the hospital and others are coming
,vt week Ii is seldom a week passes
.ut one or more important operations,
.ue usefulness, the necessity for, this
ution has been fully demonstrated.
would call attention to the advertise
Ul the Wayntiete School in this issue,
cL0ol has made a noteworthy record
It's establishment eight years ago; its
Iuates are in all the leading colleges for
men, where they are winning distinctions
holarship. The general course of the
-.uool comes up to the same standard of ex-
ence as the College Preparatory,
ank +. Nash was supposed to be "out
The State" during the recent term of
0art, but the Belfast correspondent of the
h4ugor News saw him on the platform at
point last Friday morning, where he
5.arded the train for Boston Capias had
i been issued on all the liquor cases pending
4 AGAINST him, and as he was not under
us1s he concluded to try change Of CHM
U..
il number of neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Melvin Clark called at their home, 66 Cedar
'feet, Thursday evening, Jan. 18th, for a
AZ. n gathering. The evening was very
/ 4asantly spent socially and with excellent
Monograph selections by Mr.. Ernest
NlaSt, violin and organ selections by Mr..
| 8Il Mrs. Clark, songs by Mr. Clark and a
din solo, by Mr.. Samuel Durast. The
parity broke up at a late hour, all express
themselves that the evening had been a
-3 enjoyable one
NOR Bearer Circle, X. ID. & s., after
several months of hard and trying work,
the evening of Jan. 10th in social
s Mr.. Ernest Durast gave many ex
mt phonograph selections, several Wis
a,- were present, and Most enjoyable
-ning was passed The society extends
aaarty vote of thanks to Mr.. Durast for
Entertainment, and to the others for