The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-11-22
TIFF NEWS OF BELFAST.

,..s are seven students from Waldo
,..,,- in the entering class at the Univer-
IL, oi Name
re4 Improvement Society will meet with
~ Eco. Z. Bracket, Spring street, Mon
My. 10Th, at $50 p. N.
,g.. belfast High school basket ball team
..r.atpd by the Rockport High school
.l4 score standing SO to II.
.,.- ,-,pphone number of the Belfast Iron
..srl. 60. was incorrectly given in the
. t,t week. 1t should have been I'll.
line ickey Bros took up their boat
,... .ast week and have hauled out
,Inch, the Adah. The boating sea-
about over.
r.. K spent pleasant evening No
..r.. 18th, with Miss NJ. Helen Bird
...5s> street. They will be entertained
.. Monday evening by Mrs. Leslie c.
....l.. Lodge of Good Templars held a
.- tarrsting meeting last Monday even
s..4r the regular business an excel
... r~am, arranged by the S. j. T., was
,..-i after which observation-disclosures
.--.. hy two of the sisters.
.-mberS of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
... meet with Mrs. W. B. Fletcher, No.
..- street, Monday afternoon, Novem-
r.. The topic for study will be Shake
....s uay The Winters Tale" acts II
.. Holl-call, quotations from Act Ill
.. 0ter's Tale,
H.. s.ps of employees of the American
..- 1o. who are paid less than $500 a
-. r4- increased ten per cent, begin
> 18th, in accordance with vote of
Of directors. This affects four
he Belfast Office, increasing their
.n > to $40 per mouth.
number of the ladies of the W. C.
tuesday afternoon at the home of
MIS- A. f. Clark to offer their con-
aus on the celebration of their 5Oth
anniversary, and left a substantial
I. Refreshments were served
Hes report a delightful afternoon.
tr. has for many years been an
Interested member of the Union,
.e,, Colorado, subscriber in re-
.- subscription writes: 81 con-
money one of the best Investments
visit from The journal each
thing to visit to the old home"
a, win be noted, is "Belfast
We are glad to know that he has
-ucceSsful in his business enter
le west.
aaIer Circle of Kings Daughters
was royalty entertained at the
Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Cross,
rvening, Nov. 18th. The first
ming was taken up with work,
oy sociability Refreshments
-d The party broke up at d late
~ enjoyed a most pleasant even
Will meet there again, Novem-
l-r has been received at the post
r-by renters of boxes will have to
-nts on or before the last day of
.or the succeeding quarter. Ten
.j-e will be given to box holders land
provides that if the rent is not
. before the beginning of quarter the
Hl be declared vacant and adver-
renr.
. ,-u.ors of the b. H. S. will have
. lance in Odd Fellows Hall tomor-
49, lay, evening. The admission will
and every 23rd person will be
. , roe,
-|. afternoon a Warren negro, Am
p-. ..Js, who was driving from Belfast
yile Beach with d three horse
ut Il load of Christmas trees for
. rocket of this city, was held
lH could prove his identity. Peters
nearly every other house he pass
fast to Lincolnville Beach had
u"i with d shot gun or rifle in the
and Star.
lime Toy SHIP. Eben NJ. San
came into possession of a toy
Tor him by his father, Josiah
bout 1880. The elder Sanborn
lIpiete the craft, which is about
ug, and Eben completed and rig
she was full rugged ship and
l- had lead keel was somewhat
Eben ran lead into her hold.
VA, done sailing her he gave her
0-- Hust, now of Kansas City, and
allied later by his boys. Last
a#e }r Rust discovered the old ship
a- attic of Bucksport relatives and re-
.naI Der TO Eben. She was somewhat
d. Lar, and is still without her top
aN mtsts, but has been re-rigged and
a. ~a.l set.
'aAtaE IN HIGH SCHOOL COURSE.
.l04 1perintendent Knowlton and Prin-
'e Adams and his assistants have revised
,"-s= Of study in the High School, and
'on has been approved by the
' nmittee. The course is as follows:
dts, course: First year, Latin, alge-
4 If .at history, English; second year,
'' ~ -eometry, Greek, English, French
-1- Latin, French, Greek, English,
fourth year, Latin, French, Greek,
view of mathematics, American
ani civicS or chemistry.
course: First year, algebra, an
" story, English; second year, geome-
IS lrvaI and modern history or
toglish, geology, botany; third
PUT scs, English history, En- glish,
'. solid geometry, trigonomety
VI, chemistry or astronomy, Amer
~ 'grg and civics, English, French or
mathematics, political economy.
'. .- exception of the freshman class
a. a-.jsh division all pupils are requr-
.' at least four studies. There is
'.-- of the school, from s to 1916