The Republican journal., 1907-01-03
iHf NEWS OF BELFAST.
prn1JsHERs' NOTICE.

;4t I-''.-
sseusfJGgr RltcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
belfast schools begin Monday,
,.a..rl 9Th, for the winter term
..o rate of q cents per mile went
asa on the Maine Central and lis
tra,ass IAN lst'
...,, lumbar is carrying the mails be-
.b4 post office and the trains, in place
W. .p, Il Chamberlain. resigned.
-t.. -,sd machine, drawn by six horses,
,sad asst Thursday to level the big
'' ,r,fts on each side of Main street.
r,..an,nIal meeting of the Eastern Bay
,ost 60. for the election of officers
H'' ..,,sartion of business will be held in
4saU lao It'll
r,. -aIrDad commissioners report says
.,..,.4 b-lfaSt branch of the Maine Cen
IA, been kept up to its usual excellent
.atou and we'll maintained.
o.,f,f- received handsome New Years
vi t-au Mr., and Mrs. G. G. Evans, New
Y, y,,- sbs wish Happy New Year to The
,..r,- and its staff.
rs county Commissioners organized
r.s.,t.1. With the choice of William A.
r,.,,,f iucolville for chairman. Edward
r..,,. IT.. Waldo is the new member.
.a,.a- Maine, its attractions and ad-
Ia of q nj Of u
t.a,fr tIustrated little pamphlet COM
..... " Banding, Secretary of the
.a.. ard of Trade.
o. uuing League will meet with
Air. e..u II. Howes on Cedar street this,
rtr-.,... lfternoon at go O'Clock. A
....t.. -p-ram will be given; quotations
arr bert Browning.
81. r--rng of the Children's Protective
,....... held in this city Dec. 9th it was
-,. 1T up the affairs of the assocla-
.. ldiourned, and probably final,
o.s. be held Feb. 9Th.
-.. -.aehton Springs correspondence
H. .. .oucerning II. &. Applin's new
ape Jellison. Advertising-in
m .. can Journal-pays.
... .ouu9n is clearing up what is left
4ry stock after the fire and the
rng the building has begun.
IT,. , to have plate glass front,
.-4 and hardwood floor.
-rs fremont and Stockton were
m. . rum Gilchrest's marine railway
0..-l. ..IaN. The fremont is hauled up
gn-. .hp Ruth at the railroad wharf,
au . .8lkton is at the ShaleS' wharf,
st-. - will receive her boiler and en-
sa- got ready for service.
rt .>t calendar for 1907 received at
IM Isa office thus far comes from that
.l.. .terprising financial Institution,
tie --suort National Bank. 1t gives a
Statement Vt the banks resources, advises
rl - nL of deposits and paying bills
h ta-,. and says: "We welcome the
.la ,itor."
Ils --.- meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
.nea be with Mrs. E. P. Frost, No. 40
j q 81 -et, Monday afternoon, January
ia Ire -sson will be from chapter fif-
teen IT.. the English Government" and
8r.. md V of Romeo and Juliet"
b e .uotations from Shakespeare's
ra., .ueo and Juliet.
II"l-4 the kindness of Mr.. and Mrs.
A 3lbury a number of the young
-.r us ed an afternoons sleigh ride
last shay afternoon in the Belfast
lr.. rmpanys big sleigh drawn by
'n. srs Candy, peanuts and pop
we're part of the fun, and "a
uoon was passed, thanks to the
Vi the host and hostess of the oc-
A- ~ Doak entertained a number of
ID nIs at dinner last Friday even
'- and Violet, the two German
ST.. mrted especially for the occa-
uuted largely to the success
. . ru After dinner hearts were
&. t..lss Elizabeth A. Quimby taking
i't -. re, while Miss Alice P. Poor re-
0F W. consolation. A most enjoyable
e'-ul- as spent by the guests.
.eiH las ''Peeping Tom," who is be-
en bog a- known in one section of the
CITY, ti. rather bold, too, for last Sun
aoi ae when it was so light that his
l4lI7 'as very conspicuous against the
DanS5 n1u4 of snow, he spied about two
mousse +t the post Office and paid little
heed ,lSsers by. He did not cease opera
N'a' 9n. he lights. were out, when those
8tICL Dc his movements saw him depart,
@l .4s ii utterly course. 1t is thought to
w VIE sane fellow who followed and fright
5uta No~- young ladies few weeks ago.
41e wing school girls were given a
4''t Stmas treat in connection with
''-i ocular lesson last Saturday after
-o.- 7lch was much enjoyed. The
5llao. ~hich is under the auspices of the
"0-ltlusan w. Z. T. A. and which is
"-s1. by Mrs, Freeman Cook, is doing re-
'p''ne1'3 good work. The average atten-
'''e- las been 20, and the ages of the pupils
ole .Dap to IA. Some of the little girls
Already remarkably proficient with
'e"IIe, and all show a marked i'm
f.0'''-0l. Several visitors were present
'a'1 uday's session.
i.+ 4HetaI of John T. Owens, who died
''a-'r Monday, Dec. 18th, was held at
u Dec. 10Th in St. Francis Catholic
a nigh mass of requiem was cele-
s.'''4 1y Rev. Herman Harmaker, who pro-
,-'-e'l .he eulogy, which was very impress
4. lie music of the mass was under the
=, 's'''ohoI Miss Elizabeth Hayes of Bangor.