The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-01-24
IHf NEWS OF BELFAST.
pueIIsHERS' NOTICE.


grp1l,a,sSg IcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
.,.,. will be masquerade ball at
Grange hall, Wednesday,, Jan. 30th,
4 ~, o,use by Reyes orchestra.
,, Edith Gilum has taken position in
raor l.. 5. shire, Phoenix Row, where
a a,a he glad to see her friends.
,,, I-niversalist Ladies' Aid will meet
vrs charles N. Black, High street,
, s5 Thursday, afternoon at $50 o'clock
,r have another instalment of Capt.
~ I0Ilnson's "reminiscences of the
JO +...,aar navy for publication next week.
rts " c. t. q. will meet tomorrow,
., afternoon, Jan. 25th, with Mrs.
...- White, No. Bay View street.
aos. come all, and bring your needles
adad"oIes'
.. ra.r uages will be found one of c. e.
g.ne-,, entertaining articles on old-times
waldo county, and we are promised
..t.,. Contributions of personal and his
ntsl interest
nn. Ladder Co. No. will give their
-.... ,aIr-rt and ball in the Belfast Opera
r..... Thursday evening, Feb. 2Sth. Pull
'....,.aestra Of Bangor has been engaged
4r5u4sIon,
r.guad letters remaining in the Bel
t. nus, oce for the week ending Jan.
az. t tina Coombs, Miss M. E. Ellis,
NJ. Elizabeth Pierce, Mrs. John Rogers,
rrrA auingham.
r..f.- armed his last lesson well. One
a.. ..+4 the train ran into dog and
r.-a d4molished him. The owner
el....r 4 near and calmly remarked, Il
.,- va earned a lesson"
v. Ht,a NJ. Black, who has been in
M-n,. Tie Journal building for a num-
a-... .-..-. las secured the lease of the
at- Nu street, now occupied by the
81 .,e- and will take possession as soon
.. a..rd.
ia. M. state League of 4th class post
r... hoid their first annual meeting
.. .- ap.a building in Portland, Me-,
r E ii d, m. Every postmaster of
a.. ....> are requested to be represent
ses by letter.
ieeently painted several guild e
h.-.- 5.t cross roads outside the city to
Id. .. ra.ee Of those disfgured by age
r..Arr. They are very neatly exc
-s ME- being put in place by Street
r s.f j. f. Wilson.
- hs had one of the pleasantest
Dr.. he season on Monday evening
sai- .Hpe nj Mrs Clarence E. Read. There
n. ~ attendance and arrangements
74eua -- toi IL picnic supper on Tuesday
~ January 29th, at Court street.
.l. much sympathy expressed for
4--.sr-r, by the recent fire in Monroe,
g4ah caused a big loss to the little town.
Nu this city and elsewhere will learn
t-h.m>iortune to Fred l.. Palmer, one of
t7 b-s auuwn men in the county, with re-
get
The sruIor-S0phOmore masquerade party
Memorial Hall last Friday evening was a
.Isa. ggeeSs. Many of the costumes were
7eJ attractive and becoming, while others
u-.e amusing and grotesque. Refresh
De We're served, dancing was enjoyed,
ID. group fash-light of the participants
w> wF-u,
,a- rMic of severe colds which is
zH-.t- roQnds has seriously affected the
At' 1.r at the public schools, and the
IA . Hd places of business are feeling
-11 having many employees out on
N. , it, Whole families and neigh
y have been suffering and the doc
".. 1reu busy for the past two weeks.
u January %, was Mr.. Elisha Ii.
1T birthday, and his daughter,
futile, arranged celebration in
4 surprise party in the evening.
cluded Mr.. Commits numerous
town whose hearty congratula-
-eaiyed. Refreshments were SER
-a occasion was most enjoyable
'tul have, as usual, kept rec
"' prce of eggs, and their figures
4' Pad The average price for the year
Was y ] 10 cents per dozen. The low
=" er was Is and the highest 40 cents
t7. '"z-1 In this connection it may be
'9rl That during the year Swift & Paul
saA $50 to Mr.. S. V. Philbrick for eggs
aaEs't-l from his flock of 80 hens.
Tie H'men's Hospital Aid announce
"'' 'lrs are making arrangem ents for an
entertainment and fair to be held about the
u''oi March. The object of the fair is to
's7 money Tor the hospital, on which ex-
S1S,'s mprovements have been made dur.
Ds 'ne past summer, and it is so worthy
"lse taaT they hope the same liberal re-
P'1Sf VIII be given that has made the for
"eI iaIts sueh an unqualified success.
ne" larry Lutz of Bllerica, Mass, for
IF' pastor of the Unitarian church of this
wy resident of the Children's Aid Society
MAINE Will give an illustrated lecture on
sr'o~ at the Unitarian church, to
'N' Friday evening, January %. The
''..''.on IS to be % cents, the proceeds to
The Girls Home. The opportunity of
~ "'teuing to Mr.. Lutz, combined with
II tby object, and the fact that this is
+'h4ieiI0w centennial year will no
''''. 3a~ a large audience.
-hHtN NORTON. Bernes O. Norton,
p4. ''I ~ the Maine State prison, was in
'.'S' last week en- route to Bangor on
a.. '7's and spent the night with his
eu-I, EX-Sheriff S. G. Norton. He conld