The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-11-21

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The city of Belfast.
The grocery and provision stores will
..,e at noon Thanksgiving day.
The j. ks will meet with Miss Marian
Wells this, Thursday, evening.
The Seniors of B. H. S. will give a dance
DAY evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The W. c. T. Z. will meet with Miss
bingham Friday, Nov. 22nd, lat 2. p. NJ.
The Universaist Social Aid will meet
With Mrs. Frank G. Mixer this, Thursday,
.ernoon at O'Clock.
We read with eager interest every word
the dear old home paper" writes a
urnal subscriber in the Philippines.
F.. S. Pitcher placed his launch in winter
irters Tuesday in the lower shpyard.
ur horses hauled it up clear of all proba-
high tides.
y Los Angeles, Calf, subscriber writes:
Ne are always glad to get The Journal
i read it each week with much interest
. pleasure"
tUItelt anu iUp " III NC given at VIC
era House on Friday evening Nov. Goth
he Basket bali team of the Y. NJ. A.
.rticularS next week.
The Belfast Union sent congratulations
Mrs. L. NJ. \. Stevens on her reelection
president of the National Women's
rlstian Temperance Union.
he coat recently advertised in The
alnal was found and returned by Mr..
nj Beckwith of Knox, to whom the own
. wishes us to extend his thanks.
from an advertising patron: Scents: If
want to sell anything advertise in The
publican journal. Kindly leave out my
1t. of house for sale. Send me the BILL
~. f. Weshee, Ernest Burgess and Edgar
riding left Tuesday morning for SWEETS
tmps, Molunkus, for weeks hunting.
they are loaded for moose, deer and bear.
Mrs. c. W. Wescott announces a recital
be given Friday, December 9th, by her
pupils for the benefit of Miss Marian Wells
Miss Wells expects to continue her studies
Boston this winter.
The cold weather of last week resulted in
he formation of quite heavy layer of ice
ar Kirby Lake and last Saturday after
.0on numerous small boys ran the chance
a wetting to enjoy the first skating of the
.lSon.
Among the lucky Waldo County hunters
his season are Eugene Cilley of Lincoln
and Roy Hurd. of Lincolnville Beach,
ard is popular R. F. D. man and a sue
ssful sportsman as well.
he next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Gle will be with Miss L. A. Mcdowell,
ltlport avenue, Monday afternoon, Nov.
~ h. The topic of study from the October
tutauquan magazine will be John }.
A ldubOn, and from the C. L. S. c. book,
Iaces and Immigrants in America, chap
seven. Roll-call, quotations, selected.
I4e steamer Castine on Glchrest's
-rine railway has had new stern post
nd skeag, and master Wilband has, as
,ual, done good job, and in this respect
I've boat is better than when new She
IL have new guards for ward, but needs no
5her repairs, having been kept in the best
II condition under her present ownership
The Maine papers generally have been
.rinting, without credit, an article ON
'oearspoTt Ship Captains" written for The
Journal by our Searsport correspondent.
This is also true of write-up of the plant
1f the American Agricultural & Chemical
o. at Mack's Point and is not square
zeal" for The journal or its efficient Sears
port correspondent.
Mrs. Horace W. Pitcher entertained the
Dung Peoples Society of the Methodist
church at her home on Northport avenue,
Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th. The young
people were each dressed to represent the
tie of book and some of the costumes
We're both ingenious and original. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Pitcher sang, and home made
eandies were served during the evening.
II A. Babbidge of Islesboro began work
sst week on an extension of the coal stage
If the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co., operating
HE pile driver with the hosting engine
which has been used by that company. The
sidge will be extended sixty feet and raised
several feet, and the old part will be re-
built. These changes will enable vessels to
dScharge without grounding and facilitate
the handling of coal.