The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-02-08
THF NEWS OF BELFAST.
FEBRUARY.

r.olijne Frances Camp, in February st.
Nicholas.
Melvin Clark, magnetic healer, has thirty
,.tents all of whom are doing finely
There will be dance this, Thursday,
..-uIng at Seaside Grange hall, with good
ma,ie.
Robins were seen near the railroad track
.4tore those recently mentioned in The
Journal.
only one unclaimed letter in the Belfast
..,. Office for the week ending Feb. Sd, and
mat is for Mrs. W. B. Dodge
The S. E. & H. L. Shepherd Company Of
Hockport have leased the Pitcher Mill in
Northport and are working it.
The spiritual meeting in Seaside Grange
lal last Sunday was well attended.
-svpral new mediums were present.
The February term of the Waldo County
rebate Court, Judge George E. johnson
residing, will begin Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
here will be a stereopticon lecture on
hinas Teeming Millions" tomorrow,
friday, evening at 7.30in the auditorium Of
Methodist church
The committee in charge of the hospital
...r. and those having tables, are requested
meet with Mrs. 7. B. Dinsmore, Church
let, on Friday Feb 9th, at go p. m.
There Will be a private skating party in
lie Opera House this, Thursday, evening.
III the good music and new floor fine
le is assured 1t will be an invited party.
Have you noticed that the government
-ather predictions have been remarkably
eurate of late? Rain, snow, thaws and
lizards have come along promptly as
leduled
The Charming League will meet this,
lrursday, afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the
.uue Of Mrs. \. c. Matthews on Northport
venue. Subjects for the meeting are on
tenna.
r. :. Holmes has moved from East Bel
.t>t to the +. W. Brown house at the Head
the Tide, which he recently bought, and
tir. Brown has moved to the DicRerson
Huu>e ON Cedar street.
a Palermo man offers to give 50 to every
ably born in that town this year. That is
practical gift, and if he could make 1t a
little larger it might have good effect on
he vital StatlStics.-Gardiner Reporter
.Julual,
Fred Atwood, Winterport, gives special
attention to the insurance of steam boilers
md their inspection quarterly at reasonable
rates The inspection of boilers is worth
I'D i costs, as it keeps you informed by eX-
Id ~ 81
Roy Coombs moved three launches out of
W. shop last week to make room for build
pg others He is now at work on racing
aunch for himself, will soon set up one
somewhat larger for E. S. Pitcher, and has
riders for three power dories for Massa-
ehusetts parties.
L. NJ Cottrell will leave next Monday for
Laconia, \. H., where he is to build pas
-euger steamer so feet in length The ma
tefial will ali be obtained there and he will
AXE with him four men, Messrs. Larrabee,
smith and Ingersoll Of Belfast and Hodg-
ms Of IslesbOro.
Tie improvement Society will hold a
ueeting in the Common Council room,
Memorial Hall, on Monday afternoon,
ebIuary 18th, at 3 p. m. At p. m. there
tju be a conference with the Park Com
5sioners, which the members are re-
--,ted to attend.
The Boston boat is still taking apples to
,,sIon and Agent Pote says the shipments
oe larger than ever before. One lot of IS
4Irels was shipped last Thursday, and
here were several smaller lots. Good fruit
.ruLs a good price and one shipper is said
have uetted $50 barrel
Two fishing boats were at Lewis wharf
,- week with fresh cod, one of them
owing live fish. These We're caught on
ana lines and dropped in the well as
aught and came to market alive and kick
lg he smack was commanded by Capt.
ohu Simpson, at one time a resident of
fast, but now Of Rockland.
TIE city board Of registration was in ses-
IN last week, revising the lists. 1t was
found that % voters have died of those on
ne lists last spring, and there were in all go
aanges. The board meets again March 9th,
when new names will be added to the list.
There are now about 1900 registered
voters in the city.
Our Northport correspondent writes:
Benjamin NJ. Bradbury of Fairfield, who
recently bought the Hattie M. Woodman
ot at Temple Heights has sold lot to Viola
A. B. Ranes of Hartland and one lot to Mr..
a. II. Blackington of ROckland. 1t is ex-
pected that three cottages will be built on
The street leading to the wharf. Mr. Brad
bury has a shore front of III feet and a fine
beach. He will build in the early spring.
In the large cities the banking institu-
ions have long been regular advertisers
and now the practice is becoming general
hroughout the country. Recently the
ianking Publicity Association of the
nited States was organized for the pur-
nose of studying and developing effective
advertising methods for financial institu-
lions, Our local banking insttutions-The
jty National Bank of Belfast, the Waldo
trust Co. and the Searsport National
Sank of Searsport-are all represented in
our columns by effective advertisements.
The steamer Mohawk, which discharged
200 tons of fertilizer at this port last week
for F. S. Jackson, does not appear in the
government list under that name, but as