The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-01-31

&~rroN SPRINGS AT the post o-Ice.
aiFRgoRr. At the store of l. ID. w.
OIL store of D. j. Dickens.
t'M u ivan. Searsport and NJ. j. Dow,
A. authorized agents to receive sub
~ and advertisements.
srl5-rr.FIlC CAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
~ movement Society will meet with
,t8r'eS Bradbury next Monday at $50
RI. Hospital Fair will be held the first
March and preparations are now
M. asde for it.
,.. niyersalist Ladies Aid Society will
.a-th Mrs. Frank G. Mixer, this, Thurs
.e-rne0n at $50 O'Clock.
,r.. Eva B. Greenlaw will occupy one
II the Ellis sisters store with Miss
-s.- Black and will carry millinery.
NH. Nomen's Hospital Aid will meet
~ h- resident, Mrs. T. B. Dinsmore,
'..r6 street. tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
clock.
gr o. Poor went to Augusta Jan.
nd at the station he was handed an
| -..p4 obtaining the card of c. B. HaZ-
aa. ESQ, and a check for 500 for the
r.5a ounty Hospital.
g.. copeland announces his readiness
-a. une and repair pianos in salts
.,.-. uluuer. Mr.. Copeland divides his
tween Belfast and other cities and
,.4g5-risuce in the work guarantees sat
ssN
7. lAagning League will meet with
.,,. Ue ga w StOddard this, Thursday,
.r-.ng. at $50 O'Clock. The subjects of
---.. ., be The Modern Novel and
..ql4, u Modern Novelists; quotations
n1 u.-.-ns.
Nj. T -day at Augusta the legislative
.o.ti.. n legal affairs discussed the act
{, u.rr,uf3te the Citizens Electric Light
.g.5Hs vi Belfast, but came to the con-
.-.5 1t an old company rendering ser
. meet the conditions.
. r.-l Atwood writes policies at cur
... rs,-. in the old and reliable Spring
III. Fire and Marine insurance company.
rs gm.tny paid its San Francisco losses
--- nom it surplus, and has assets of
r. NB010 for the protection of policy
aa->
r...m-d letters remaining in the Bel
tt st illee for the week ending January
Ms Annie Bennett, Mrs. Kate Gray,
q. Et4tu 5. Hamblen, Mrs. Ruth Seek
u Ms Charles Wells, Mr.. Edwin Ham
:. Nr John Hamerling, Benson j.
1gt
. duplex Roller Bushing Co. now has
e5-s uches in course of construction.
q. upsny has bought quantity of oak
81 1 landing in Freedom and Leroy
Tabs. manager of the bodybuilding de-
Nm-t, is looking after the cutting and
seuz. The timber is of excellent quality.
Tl- members of Seaside Chautauqua
.-s sin meet Monday afternoon, Feb
nj. Fa with Mrs. Ralph Herrick,~ No.
f-s.L -.l-et The lesson will be from
a8it--> seven and eight of the Literary
Ls.l-.- aud from the Chautauquan Maya
ll-ra- Industrial Counties Author, Sid
lt! Laaiel
The board of registration has finished
Ii drst revision of the voting lists, prepar-
s1Tg 'o The March election. The board
b: been striking off the names of former
u,e-S who have died or moved away since
aa at election. They will be in session
gt0 the week before election, when the
DIR names will be added,
Ide econd annual masquerade ball under
a-aasp ess of the Pythian Sisters will be
g7-l the Belfast Opera House Friday
HHu- Feb. Sth. The music will be by
lIagleT's Quintette of Camden. Ball
t@st, 80 cents. The balcony seats will be
4~.e Of D, F. Stephenson's, next door to
l- NisOr Hotel, Monday, Feb. 4th.
llr rnual supper and ball of Washing
0o-r Go. No. l took place in the Opera
I1,- tst Friday evening and was a sue
~- usual. A fine supper was served,
4""- by dancing, Reyes orchestra furn-
@ HE music. The fremen publish
~A thanks to those who contributed
'l .i aided them in other ways.
Lt odd Francis A. Russ homestead on the
-ss a,d near the Head of the Tide, about
-.-7 niles from this city was entirely de-
a0- 1} fire about 10 o'clock Friday night.
lie blaze was well underway when discov-
=s ani in this isolated neighborhood no
Elective effort could be made to extinguish
l3 lanes, The loss is said to be in the
J@oty If $500.
ll Friday evening, Feb. LIST, an enter
f1mrnt will be given in the M. E. church
'stTy With the following program: Graph
4lone selection; piano solo, Lillian Brad
%cS dialogue, Dorothy Clyde. nine young
'9p-e song, The Drum, Wesley Wood ;
9alo solo, Ruth Macomber; vocal solo, Sc
7lea' Mrs. Julia Braddock; graphaphone
section, Admission 10 cents. On the
Al7 date in the afternoon there will be
WOO sale in the M. E. church.
there is the usual colony of fishing tents
vi the ice near Citypoint and the smelts
1e feported very plentiful. In addition to
4t profits cleared in smelt fishing on this
"5i, which are by no means small, the
PNt Is fascinating. Each tent is provided
WIN stove and is kept comfortable even
ufyere weather. A hole is cut in the ice,
'ul through this, hundreds of the smooth
.Ve fish are landed. There is much good
"'lTed rivalry among the fishermen, and
W. man who makes the biggest "catch" is
l- one who wears home the broadcast smile
N dAing tents are just above Beaver