The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-11-28
THE NEWS OF BELFAST

Mrs. Abbie NJ. PrentiSs of Lowell, Mass,
as been granted a divorce from Preston
l. Prentiss of East Troy, Me.
There will be a meeting of Thos. H.
urshall Circle Dec. 3rd, when the annual
4ction of officers will take place.
lie A. Howes & Co. received this week
me apples from Oregon. The fruit is
ny large and handsome and of deep
K color.
some of our correspondents are using
per of poster size, which is very difficult
I compositors to handle. Note paper
~ is the proper size.
Wm. E. Weshe, Ernest E. Burgess and
Lar Harding returned by Monday even
b. $ train from weeks hunting with
-adquarters at SWEETS camps, Molunkus.
they brought home two deer.
There will be union Thanksgiving ser
iue in the Universalist church, this, Thurs
v evening, at 100 Rev. A E. Luce,
s,,or of the Methodist Episcopal church,
deliver the sermon.
nc SetIl6 al lNdiS dG DdllSUt NV. SUtIl ILL.,
led one deer each for W. Morse and II.
row of Belfast. Friday, one deer was
ted for NJ. W. Barton, Thorndike, and
for G. H. Fisher, Winterport
he dance given in Odd Fellows Hall
Friday evening by the B. II. S. seniors
well attended and social success. The
utette furnished excellent music, and
prettily decorated candy table was
50 attractive
bert Quimby of Islesboro, who con-
led with the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co.
.er and cut a piece of wood on Heagan
lntain in Prospect, has a crew of men
ny and a team hauling. He will soon
another team and increase his crew 10
LIT choppers
f. Sawyer of Pennington, who was in
and vicinity this summer with his
ara, has added some picturesque and
utjful views of Belfast, Islesboro and
rthport to his fine collection. The pic
- are attracting considerable attention
he store of Miss Nellie II. Hopkins.
ne Waldo County Veteran Association
meet in Northern Light grange hall,
Hite's Corner, WinteIport, Dec. 9Th.
5td beans and coffee will be furnished by
sc living nearby If stormy the meet
will be the first fair day following, Ali
invited to attend. Comrades will bring
IL pastry Lorenzo Jones, Secretary.
he railroads are retrenching to keep
Mu expenses and an entirely new time.
o.e will go into effect on the Boston &
inc, Maine Central and Bangor & Ar0os-
L., probably December 1st. The Boston
Names action will determine the action
the other roads, and while nothing
Unite is yet known there will no doubt be
-eping changes in train service.
IN lille some person or persons have been
Hing away stone from the walls on the
farms, and reward is offered for in
rmation that will lead to their arrest,
mplaint also comes from that neighbor-
pOd that rubbish is hauled up from the
,y and dumped in the fields or by the
adsde. In one instance the offender was
tected and obliged to reload the rubbish
I'd haul it away.
Wednesday, Nov. 26th, Rev. Adolph Ross
lch of the Unitarian church addressed
he Woman's Alliance Of the First Parish
uitarian church of Castine on "The
laterialistic City" He was accompanied
= members of the Woman's Alliance and
lmbers of the Belfast church, the party
ing over on the regular trip of the Golden
d in the afternoon. The visitors were
irmly welcomed and served with delic-
IS supper, and in the evening short
gram was carried out at the church.
lie Golden Rod made a special trip to
-ng the party home.
LID AND New HOUSES. VIM. A.
herman has sold his house on Mayo
ct and has bought lot on Condor
eet, where he will build in the spring. 50.
bert F, Russ has bought the Fogarty
use on Union street and is making re-
ISL. Charles Tibbetts is painting and
earring his house, No 6 Union street. -.
p Whittier, agent of the American Ex-
aSs Co., has rented the Rose Fahy house,
Spring street, and moved his family
|ere..."Capt E. S. McDonald's new
use on Congress street is nearing compile
IA, and is very attractive as to the ex-
Nor and in other respects a model dwell
Sanford Howard has made great
ansformation in his house ON High street.
Robert Logan bought some of the ma
rial of the old ice houses ON Goose river
I'd will build barn on his land adjoining
is fathers estate on Bridge street.
IT WAS A SUCCESS. The sale, supper
ID entertainment for the benefit of
Unity Reformed church, East Belfast, was
progress when The journal went to
eSs last week, that is, the sale had be-
ln,-and it could only predict the success
1T has attended former affairs under the
me auspices. AT the sale things event
hot cakes" and the supper tables had
be reset to satisfy the many hungry
0pie. The entertainment began at
clock, and the program was as follows:
ano solo, Miss Edith Burgess; remarks
Rev. j, ". Vaughan solo, "Anchored,'
rs. Evelyn Frost. Then came the farce
lie Freezing of Mother-in Law" with
. following cast: Mr.. Watnutf, Otto
aughan Mrs. Watnuiff, Clarissa Vaughan;
SIS Emily Watnuitf, Miss Stella Black
alter Sutherland, Roy Black Ferdinand
wifi, Lewis Strout. The parts were all