The Republican journal., 1907-12-26

had to discontinue the advertisements of
clubbing offers, and will present them
briefly here. They apply only to subscrip-
lions paid in advance and when payment is
made it should be stated what premium, if
any, is desired. 1t is also necessary to say
that none of these publications are mailed
with The Journal or from this Office. We
have to pay for these publications one year
in advance, and they are then sent from
their respective offices to our subscribers.
our clubbing offers are as follows for one
Years subscription paid in advance:
The Journal and Farm & Home. ....... So 90
The Journal and Tribune Farmer...... 225
The Journal and McCalPS Magazine. 2 10
The journal and New Idea Magazine. 21O
The journal and Tri-Weekly Tribune. $50
Steamer Edna left last Saturday morning
lot Sebec Lake-on fiat car.
Now what has the Oldest inhabitants ITO
say about the weather last week
concert and ball of Washington Hose
-umpany, Thursday evening. Jan 30th.
Resolutions of respect received this week
We are obliged to hold over for our next
>>ue.
The journal goes to it's readers one day
-arlier than usual this week, to enable its
mployes to have holiday.
Thomas Cannon has sold his black Smit h
hop on Washington street to Mason &
Iatl, who will use it as StorehouSe.
The Sea Breeze blew in last Friday from
The Brackett Printery, Main street. 1t has
fine display of holiday advertising and
,alf tone portraits and scenes of local in
crest
W A. Macomber is to build two yawl
4pats this winter and tender from a Rud-
II design for the. Roberts Bros of Reading,
lass, summer residents of the North
shore, Northport.
Mrs. Thurlow's ice cream parlors are
,ettily adorned with holly, sent to her by
3-l brother, j. \. Healey of Sea View,
lass, who annually remembers her in that
.shion.-Rockland CONFERENCE.-The
The annual meeting of the Young Mems
association will take place at the rooms of
lie association on Phenx Row this, Thurs
iA, evening, at 730 o'clock, and all men,
hrlS are requested to be present.
During the heavy storm some weeks ago
he safety gate at the railroad crossing at
1Ae foot of Bridge street was blown down
md has not been replaced. This is a dan
4-rous crossing and the gate is needed
here
If YOU did not include subscription to
he Republican Journal in your Christmas
lifts this is a reminder that it would be an
lcceptable New Years present. There
viii be tifty-three issues of The journal in
1908.
1t has been learned, recently, that per-
-ons have been shooting and manning both
loves ard squirrels in certain parts of the
lily. As Doth these offences are covered by
NV he practice is a dangerous as we'll as
% 81 oae.
nc travellers Club will meet with Mrs.
Edward low, Friday, Dac 9th. Program
Haper, Coff99Fio, y Mrs. Edward Morrison
geadings, Christmas in Italy, by Mrs c. O.
Poor; Traditions % Paintings. D. Miss Ma
bel r. Mathews.
December Goth to 24,h, jlelg 1--WE, the days
were hours and minutes Jng YESTERDAY
one minute was added, and three days of the
same length will follow. Then another min
lie will be added, and soon after the increase
viii be more rapid.
Forty fine plump turkeys were hanging
up in Fogg's market last Saturday, each
Jue tagged with a name. They were the
lAristmas gift of President G. A. Horton
If the Duplex Roller Bushing Co. to en-
pl0yees of the company.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
lircle will be with Mrs. E. P. Frost, High
street, Monday afternoon, December 3Oth
The lesson will be from the C. L. S. C.
book, american Literature" chapter two
Roll-call, quotations on the New Year.
When the ice boating season opens there
VIII be something doing on Quantabacook
also. A. G. futile and Tain Smaley have
had a new boat built for that pond which
has been named Tintype 1t is "taking'
name Get your fur coats at Clark's Corner
The Warriors degree was conferred upor
one candidate at the regular meeting Of
Iarratine Tribe of Red Men last Monday
evening. At the meeting next Monday
evening there will be work in the Chiefs
degree, followed by the annual election OF
officers.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
fast post office for the week ending Dec
21st Miss Louise A. Holt, Kittie Sullivan
Florence Wooster, Ellison Abbott, Harry G.
Bean, A. j. Burnham, Winfield Bowden e
ietters), Albert L. Holt, }. W. Kinyon
VIM. Lord, George Young e letters).
The j. KS are to gather this, Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Helen Bird
Congress street, for their annual Christmas
celebration. AS several club members are
at home for the holidays the occasion will
doubtless be doubly pleasant. This year
instead of having tree, Surprise barrel'
IS to contain the gifts.
The Waldo County Veterans Association
will meet at Silver Harvest Grange Hall in
Waldo, January End. If stormy, the first
fair day following, Sunday excepted. Near.
by comrades and citizens will furnish
baked beans, brown bread and coffee. Com
rades and citizens out of town will bring
pastry. All are welcome. Lorenzo Jones,
Sec'y.
City Marshal Hammons is endeavoring to