The Republican journal., 1906-02-22
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

meet the same evening at i.oU U CLOCK, dI GHo
court house to nominate ward officers.
The Republican voters of wards and 3
will meet at their respective ward rooms on
Tuesday, February q, 1906, at O'Clock p.
M, to nominate candidates for ward officers.
Per order Republican city committee.
G. p. LOMBARD,
Chairman Pro TEN.
GEO. E. JOHNSON,
Secretary Pro TEN.
Belfast, Me-, Feb. TO- 1906
There is to be minstrel show in the
Opera House on the evenings of March 9th
and 9TH, under the auspices of the local
Odd Fellows.
The course of stereopticon lectures at the
Methodist church will close Friday even
ing Feb. 23d, when the subject will be 1.-The
Land of the Incas."
At the adjourned February meeting OF
the Directors of the Home for Aged Women
Association, Feb 10th, the following gifts
were acknowledged with thanks: Two
rugs, a pair of pillow slips and meat
chopper from Mrs Alice Waldron; a bread
knife from Mitchell & Trussell; clothes
basket and Ratchet from Mrs John Harris,
and number of donors at the pound party.
which included 80 cents from Mrs. Villa M.
Kempton.
The masquerade ball of Tarratne Tribe,
No. IS, Improved Order of Red Men, given
at Belfast Opera House Monday evening,
was great success. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion, and Reyes
Orchestra gave a fine concert and played
for the dancing which followed. There
were not many maskers, but the costumes
were unique and varied. After the
masquerade many joined in the dances.
William A. Kmbal was the efficient floor
manager, with Henry Staples and G. NJ
Smalley as aids.
There have been quite number of
changes in the business places on Phoenix
Row of late. w. F. Dunphe has succeeded
Berry & Burgess in the restaurant in Pyth-
ian block, G. B. Marsano has taken the va
cant store in johnson block, Thomas b.
Berry has rented the building in which a
saloon has been run for some years and will
open a restaurant, occupying rooms above
as dwelling, Mrs. Clifford has closed her
dining room and c. q. Dickey II Co., the
electricians, etc, have moved there from the
opposite side of the street. This leaves
two vacant stores, the one Dickey Il Co.
have moved from and the one occupied by
G. Is. Marsano before he was burned out,
and which is now undergoing repairs.
THE TRIBUNE FARMER. Many of our
readers now have this excellent farm and
home weekly in connection with The Jour
nal and many more would pay their SUBJ
scription in advance and secure it free if
they knew what valuable publication it is
We had a contract with the publishers I'M
der which we were enabled to furnish it
free to all subscribers paying 81 for The
Republican journal one year in advance:
but recent ruling of the post office depart
ment will not permit of this price after
March 81, 1906. All subscriptions received
by US in season to reach New York prior to
the close of business March 81, 1906, will be
taken at the old rate.- After that time the
price for The Journal and Tribune Farmer
will be S225.
SALE AND ENTERTAINMENT. The
Society will have a sale of aprons and
fancy articles at Memorial Hall on the
afternoon of Feb. 2sth. Clam stew, coffee
and doughnuts will be served at O'Clock
Pie and cake, if desired, extra. At O'Clock
an entertainment will be given, consisting
of reading by Miss Anne kittredge, vocal
solos by Mrs. Bertha Smith and Mr.. Davis.
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presented, with the following cast of
characters: Mrs. Clipper, Mrs. ID. II.
Strout; Kitty, her daughter, Miss Claire
Vaughan, Aunt Jemima Hopkins, little
inquisitive, Miss Isabel Towle; Mrs
Hortensia Fastone, very genteel, Mrs. Hall
Dora, her daughter, Miss Nesta Shute
Kitty Dorian, Irish help, Mrs. 0. b. Ander-
son. Admission to supper and entertain
ment % cents; entertainment IL cents.
STEAMER NoTEs. 1t is reported that
Calvin Austin, vice president and general
of the Eastern Steamship Co.,
who is slated to become manager of the
Clyde line recently bought by Charles W.
Rockland, agent of the Eastern Steamship
Co., will assume the general managers
berth of the Bangor division of the COM
pany as was rumored a few days ago..
Capt William ROix, who has been in COM
mand of the Penobscot, is now taking a |
vacation and is visiting George |
Eldridge in Bucksport Capt Curtis is in |
of the Penobscot. $50. Steamer |
fremont was taken out on GilchreSt's ma
rine railway last week and will be painted |
and receive a general overhauling prepara-
tory to going on the Brooksvilie-B Bangor |
route when the river opens. =. General |
Agent F. S. Sherman of the Eastern Steam
ship Company made trip last week to
Portland, Searsport and Stockton Springs. |
....H. NJ. Colcord has been appointed agent |
at the Searsport landing of the Eastern |
Company Mr. Colcord was |
chosen agent at Searsport out of ten appli- |
cants for the position. Walter E. Weeks, |
who has been acting agent at the SearSport |
landing, will return to Rockland as chief |
clerk this week. 1t is stated on good |
that the new steamer which Cobb, |
Butler & Company of Rock land are building |
for Capt Archibald will be used the coming /
summer on the route between Portsmouth, |
N. H., and the Isle of Shoals
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