The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25
1Hf NEWS OF BELFAST.
prBLIsHERs' NOTICE.

o.''psroET, AT lne posi- ONCE.
SfAhrsro< SPRINGS. At the post ONCE.
sr'lFHyePnRT. At the store of l. II. W.
s~r1 ~ store of d. J. Dickens.
l7" Sullivan. SearSport, MISS +. NJ. Hall'
g. ~ rt and H. j. Dow, Brooks, are author
Nujy p't ro receive subscriptions and adver-
,e,u,,lhlt.7,.. lIcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
G. T. U. will meet Friday after
,+ 18th, with Mrs. Minnie CoOmbs
Hush meet r.
wing circle of the ladies of the q
oJ3 meet next Tuesday, Oct. 3oth
..-. inch will be served.
r,.. .aicial tabulation gives, the vote o
.annty for Governor as follows
"l' ~: Davis, 2,711; Woodland, Al Fox
.og the unclaimed letters in the Bel
. n,st Office last week was one for Har'
,' r.,riige 1t was intended for Hart L.
t4uJcstA.
.n.a-e viii! be spiritual meeting in Sea
.... ORANGE hall Sunday, Oct. 2Sth. Shoult
.., .be meeting will be postponed unit
DIST fair Sunday. All are cordially In
..l
,-.. Waldo County Veteran Association
merit With f. NJ. Billings Post, Monroe,
If stormy, next fair day. The
...,s furnish beans, brown bread and
omrades will bring their pastry
3 ae-. secretary.
l.I : had their first meeting for the
JASON at the home of Miss Marian
aurch street, last Monday evening,
.. 1 enjoyable evening was spent.
,.. .. will meet at No. Court street
vening, October Goth.
lexington and family leave next
- Northport, where Mr.. Backing
nets extensive numbering opera
.r nIans to cut between 100000 and
..t of lumber this winter and Will
fgut % men if they can be OBJ
rex land COurier-GaZette.
.ments are still the order of the
ll Waldo County Hospital. They
..... iiet kitchen, piping gas to the
room and wiring the building for
...... Four new patients were ad-
Z week.
Ter paper reported among the
.... ..astered at the Robinson House,
.,t. last Thursday, "R. I, Danlen'
.....rge p. johnson" of Belfast. The
lie third member of the hunting
rarl4ton received a souvenir pos
last Friday night from Sidney NJ.
nm in Edinburgh, Scotland, VINO
-.ealIed as one of the "boy burg
.u.a cases came before the Septem-
-... af court and who was released on
l-coguiZance.
... 9.ston papers published last week
-.gsational and untruthful stories
......gy Mr.. II. D. Patterson, who had
.4rn when in Lynn, such as he is
- -o. and from which he soon re-
s4. lie is now in this city with his
ars. Aubrey G. Spencer.
4. Dickey had 40 on his excursion
I,-..- asst Thursday, and all report
.e .Y.gable trip. Today, Thursday, he
u.e, an excursion to Rockland on
.s...r gastine, with trolley ride to
ION to visit the State prison Inc
.-. excursions are deservedly popular.
.,..med letters remaining in the Bel
.u,t Office for the week ending Oct.
-s Sidney Burnett, Mrs. Elizabeth
Mss Eva Hall, Mrs. H. Lee, Mrs.
... Miller, Ida L. McKeen, Mrs. Helen
..r. Miss f. Wadln, Thomas Carew,
H.. n Mitchell, 5. I. Nash Il Co., Frank
... tr. VI. WEIGH.
- aIles' Circle of Trinity Reform
II East Belfast will have fair,
yd and vegetable sale and supper
present the entertainment "A
ully' in Memorial hall about the
November. No doubt this will re-
ueeded and we'll deserved patron
elfast citizens.
.... VII be a meeting of the Claiming
mis-, Thursday, afternoon at 80
the home of Mrs. William b.
.. Ugh street, instead of at the Par
..r as previously arranged. Mrs.
1T of Bangor will speak on "Wo-
art in Liberal Religion" Quota
.rt Edward Everett Hale.
enjoyable concert was given in the
church last Friday evening. The
'la. Included piano solo by Miss
'.a >toddard, melbphone, harp and
a dos by A. F. Adams of Boston,
rfoa solo by John Parker, flute solo by
atr H. Crosby, soprano solo by Mrs
7.a iauey Read, saxorhone solo by Lee
,; ,on, cornet solo by M. S. Crockett
."i by Charles A. Davis, Mr.. Adams
N Read.
.he usical and literary entertainment
Memorial Hall last Thursday even
the auspices of the Universalist
. as well attended and very enjoy
he program included readings by
ia Eames of Boston, whistling solos
A G0odell of Searsport, soprano solos
'n kimball of Stockton Springs, tenor
"- al @. E. White of Belfast, and
by Miss Isaphene Patterson of Bel
ai
lD tting room of Leonard & Barrows
~ Glory, which had been shut down
weeks to rearrange the machinery
Ler space afforded by the new adj
st8rted up Monday. The different
nenCs have been shutting down as
.0s ia hand was disposed of, but in
me aLl win be running again to their