The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
TIFF NEWS OF BELFAST.
puBLISHERS' NOTICE.

-.,.kIuN SPRINGS. AT the post nee. "a,
U~rERPoRT. AT the store of l. ii. w.
"...,,ns<. store of d. j. Dickens.
n. sullivan, SearSport, MISS 4. M. ,t Hal
.,tnts to receive subscriptions and adVer-
pFrr B1IcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
,... Helen BIRD is prepared to give les
., ayelet, shadow and all the popular
0-0dpries, at ner home, "a Congress st.
....t. A bar pin with the word Roma in
sod letters across the centre, and at each
.f .olored beetle in mosacs. Please re-
..r, +. NJ. Pond at the Free Library.
r. Marsano has leased the store in
.fn.on block, into which he moved after
. FIRE and it has been renovated and
...5 ND in fine shape for his occupancy.
-ao T Read is cutting cord wood on the
f farm. Northport avenue, and in the
....ng will start up the steam saw on the
...- and manufacture wood for the stove.
The Jolly Housekeepers met with Mrs.
,. ard French Tuesday evening, Feb. 9th.
-n- occasion was very pleasant one So
Delicious refreshments were served.
annual concert and bail of the Red
... viii be given in the Belfast Opera
- Monday evening, Feb. 49, The con-
.. 90. n begin at and the grand march at
. we're misinformed as to the leasing OF
r. Pitcher mill in Northport to the E.
"A. L. Sheppard Co. of Rockport. Mr..
.r.- writes us that there is no truth IN
.r-uort.
II. p. Farrow of Belmont, who has
. study of the brown-tail moth, has
seven nests in her orchard and one
-ae road in Searsmont. This Will be OF
interest to people in this vicinity.
W. T. c. u will hold Frances
..l commemorative meeting Friday
',u. Feb. 10th, with Mrs. VIM. Dec
Mare cordially invited to attend. \
..1u will be taken for the memorial
J.. o. Fernald of this city has
lush that contains at this writing
6fty blossoms and buds, the full
.- rose measuring only one inch in
r.r. The bush is II inches high, and
widest part spreads fifteen inches.
aimed letters remaining in the Bel
81 othce for the week ending Feb. 10th;
~ilas u. Brown, Mrs. Marinda Brown,
Iulia A. Bryant, Mrs. James Murch,
Bdsford, H. Y. Flinton, Rev. j. A.
a. Patterson K Rogers, Mr.. Louis f.
and.
.llentine party was given the7 Jolly
keepers, and a few invited guests,
.-Iay evening, by Mrs. Geo. G. Trussell
r.r pleasant home on High street.
refreshments were served, and each
received valentine as a souvenir of
ecasion.
- family and friends of Walter S.
ave him a surprise birthday party
tuesday evening. Refreshments were
. - and pleasant evening passed. Mr..
... was presented with a handsome
Hatch chain as remembrance of the
IN.
me will be an old-fashi oned clam sup
pn by the men of the Methodist So
the church vestry, Friday evening,
nth. CLAIMS will be served in various
.- and every one can have bis choice of
ID clans, stewed CLANS or scalloped
ur all three combined. Admission
= cents
aides of East Belfast will have
aprons and other articles on the
ron of Feb. 18th. Clam stew, coffee
ughnuts will be served at O'Clock.
vening the farce ga Love of Bon
With other attractions, will be pre-
Full particulars will be given next
The proceeds of the entertainment
for the benefit Of the Reformed
md Mrs. II. f. Mcdonald entertain
Pitch Pead club at their home on
street, Wednesday, Feb. 18th A
ur dinner was served at O'Clock.
uuu was varied and everything was
Maed delicious. The dining room
-e0rated and the color scheme was
out in red and green. Playing be-
o'clock and the evening was much
u by all present
am Clements of Swanville called at
9Irna office last week and in speak
he weather the present winter said
years ago we had a big snow storm
Ny=mber, and il December there was
.-.g rain which took off all the snow, and
was no more snow until March. In
AIRY and February he hauled a vessel
-.- on wheels from the Great Farm in
-on to Searsport,
Miami, Florida, subscriber writes:
I-e Journal we look for as eagerly as We
letters, and when we get it we are
disappointed in its contents. 1t keeps
touch with the good old State of
our native State, which we are
to hail from and to declare ourselves
9ras from way back My wife wishes
lad the beautiful punches of white
.e> She has just picked. With best wish
lie good old Journal and yourself"
rntendent f. P. Wentworth of the
school for boys at Portland is offering
ard of $40 for the return OF one John
harden, formerly of Palermo, who
ade his escape from that institution.
'l il, II years of age, five feet and six
In height, and weighs about 100
us. He has a light complexion, very
blue eyes, light brown hair and a