The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-01-04
will meet at the Home
tomorrow, Friday. after

The " q n /. will meet at the Home
for Aged Women tomorrow, Friday. after
noon at 2.3O o'clCk'
r. Maconnbgr will close his boat shop
hare and has offred the machinery forsale.
He has haan n lslesboro for some time at
uo,.,, for Mr. mexel, a summer resident.
and will continl4 there.
An impromn and very informal dance
was anioved i, Memorial Hall last sSatur-
dav evening" h, about forty young people.
Ko,os, orchesfi furnished the music, and
the occasion rs thoroughly enjoyable
one
J-pclaimad ers remaining in the Bel
fas Post OFF for the week ending Dec
20. Della R,a, Mrs. Hattie Dean, Mrs
Fliq, A Dow Miss Annie Feltman, Miss
Anna Jenerso' MIS-. Geo w. hnox' MRS.
Kali Pyers, lien ROBINSON MI A. L..
pn,ns q q atch, Mr.. f. r. Robbins, f.
q Hrowne. # J. Connolly, NJ. II. Crilley,
7 a Dow RK. Ellis, Alfred H. Ellis, G,
v Eatcher. C. Howard, A. Lane, j. E.
Mi1ev ! fierce, Jr., W. H. Reev e,
uarrv A. Smiley, W. R. Taylor, w. E.
WIGHT, w. " Wiley, j. F. Wright.
paginninp nnday, Jan. LIST, the salary of
the Waldo coIley commissioner VIII oe an
animal salar, # $500 instead of a per diem
.,oy..nce asin the past. These salaries
arc in fur : all services, expenses and
| travel incl ng the management of the
| iai1 work 81 ) and the sale of their prod
,cts keep tual necessary cash expenses
;ro,rrad m de of their respective cOun-
| +ios fnr the tnSaeti6n OF official business.
Tho, shall urge So day and actual trav-
alin5 exnares for services performed in
tho assessunt of damages for land or ease
mants son to be taken or acquired by
nrivate GO irations, and turn the amounts
! into the g. ty treasures.
| Ttrr " rHER. Last Friday was rainy
and fopg, ID at night there we're frequen}
| reals of rlnder and flashes Of lightning,
| axtandin yer period of two hours and
| followed very heavy showers. 1t did
not clear cold, as many anticipated, and
Saturda as day of slippery streets and
walks a. alternate sunshine and shadow.
Sleighs a sleds were still in evidence but
wheels re much in use. sunday was a
beautiful lay Monday morning little
snow fe iust enough to cover the ice and
make cherOus walking. After time
the snf aame out and in the afternoon it
C Iouded0ver again and one:or two peals of
thuudegR ere heard. 1t was colder at night
and T day strong northwest wind
was b ling with the mercury 10 to IS
above ID bright sunshine-good winter
weatb
SHI Nc ITEMs. Capt Andrew Ander-
son. fomerly of schooner Annie b. Mitch
ell, hataken command of schooner Methe-
besec apt. Bartlett having retired to his
farm South Thomaston. The vessel has
been WED from Stockton Springs to
Crotct sland, Stonington, to load cut gran
tie frcu Ryan & Parker, for New York, at
S1.25 IF ton. F. K. Perkins and others
of Ca ne have bought the schooner Nelson
v, NFarand. She is an Old fisherman,
built Essex Mass, in 1881 and is IS tons
net. Fred S Jackson has had another
earg of fertilizer arrive at Stockton
Sprirs for shipment TO Aroostook, in sch.
job J. Perry from Weymouth, Mass.
Sch Willis & Guy, Capt Pattershall, has
cha red to load rough stone at Frankfort
for nalhaven. This looks like carrying
Goa Newcastle, but the stone is shipped
to Nnalhaven to be cut Sch. Annie B.
Mitlell, Capt. f. S. Mcdonald, sailed
frou >tonington Dec. oath for New York,
Wit stone. Sch. Mary L. Crosby, re-
pora1 overdue, arrived at Bermuda Dec.
i7tI rom Fernandina and was discharging