The Republican journal., 1908-05-14
EHf NEWS OF BELFAST

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RfPrBLH.5 ia ST are requested to meet in
,oter, OF l '5a court house in Belfast, on
'socus d, 'a 55rd day of May, A. d., 1908, at
TUdal, i'i' N the afternoon, to choose eight
I'd 'e.eeb III attend the Republican State
,se.Jtes ~ B." he held in Bangor on the
Tu7ri . ,f lime, 1908, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
STh ia' W. Eppublcan city committee.
fsr o,'e' W. JOHNSON, Chairman.
~ 5. NICKERY, Secretary.
.a. May II, 1908
We cannot get along without
''' -.l" writes "a Massachusetts sub
" ....i letters remaining in the Bel
nice for the week: Mrs. B. M.
~ ,r-. G. I. Knudson, Mr.. Gammage,
SHAW. Fred W. Smith.
..,., IN Swan Lake thus far has
The few fish taken have been
X r-.m other sections come reports OF
S ash and large catches, but these may
.,f .pres."
morrow, May 18th, the American
fu will discontinue it's express
~ the train leaving at 500 p. m.
...orpss matter will be taken on the
,mt Belfast at 2:15 p. m.
... s,t meeting of the city govern
-.ot If schools A. j. Knowlton, re-
.-,r here are no flags on the school
he Head of the Tide and the
..n,aat East Belfast, as required by
@
III Mariner, who has been the
rge [ nitarian Church for the past
as resigned and was succeeded by
dickinson. Mr.. Mariner pro-
....afuy u Sunday rest, and has well
,a
.lr,s are emerging from their winter
.- Elmer A. Sherman had his car
.u.#.4. Charles n. Black has bought
abaut for his own use, and quite
....l If new cars will be seen on our
.g. .. -eaSon.
- Sam has evidently taken a hint
.s.c-ure postals whose popularity
spread, for the poStals now on sale
al. o lice have a space for writing on
'... he side formerly marked "for
a0r.-- N.Y.
Nyman has resigned his pc
.... .alnager of the F. j. Gerry Co.
....-. nd entered the Waldo County
-... oa treatment. His friends are
,.... t. 4-ar Of the successful operation
- p, Or, L. d. Tapley.
... dSetts subscriber writes: Gal
r... as been 20 years since | left
Ai the changes in that time
. eat among my friends and ac-
.-. -, IN Waldo county, l should miss
r at my home on Thursday
ii best wishes, etc.
Maurice French and Fred G.
.... alrd a match for the champion
lido county, a gold medal and
r. -lerationS. Fifteen strings were
..5. r.ulng in a victory for Mr.. French
,.l AIS TO 1861. Tomorrow, Friday.
a t, bowling team will go to Camden
- meet te crack Camden team.
lgmakers was played to fair
g.a nday evening in the Opera House.
4 company was the same which
q. thoroughly pleased two previous
sa uiienees, and they gave an excel
r.1- lzs entertainment The book is
4 IS FELTON, Pidgeon, whose Quincy
.4l. >twyer is such a dramatic success.
M.l-!eeent monthly meeting of Washing
% 9es- 'ompany, Capt. N. F. Patterson,
.-.tt If the company, presented Chief
l.l-., Ira / Clough, with a very hand
-- Ia.k blue uniform, with cap and
a.la t rank. Chief Engineer Clough,
Ia has held this position for eight years,
a.d l'lIug response to the presentation
Be members of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
-7 meet with Mrs. b. Robertson, Waldo
-f i- Monday afternoon, May 18th.
- ->,l viii be from chapters 10, II,
Provincial Types in American
IL aud from the magazine, American
.&a'- Roll-call, quotations on Peace.
D. ram will be arranged for ''Inter-
- -' ACE Day."
3-.lal meeting of the Children's Aid
Gga Maine will be held at the Girls
- NQrthport Avenue, Belfast, Tues
ia. 9th, at O'Clock P. NJ. The order
aoe,s will be: LIST. To hear reports
-er> I'd. Election of officers and
A@ae-s. Sd. Changes in rules, or by
IN enI any other business peculiar to
~---ug.-E. L. Bracket, Sec.
4ly SOCIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT.
t oyersalist Social Aid will give
fa,a- entertainment and social in the
-I- 7pstrY Tuesday, May 10Th. A farce,
III lurleen in the cast 1.-THE Modern
@la orcle"-will be presented, and the
,'g ".l include solos by Mrs. G. W.
'70tI Mrs. E. P, Frost and Mr.. II. A.
Hlswalrr, At O'Clock the sale of ice
aai and cake, both for 10 cents, will be-
" cl.eTtainment at o'clock admission
,sa
'Fa iilodgett met with quite a serious
9 lent IasT week. While putting up pic
~ holdings the step ladder on which he
"'aa1ng collapsed, throwing him to the
" ie struck on his side on the ladder
~.o-ough no bones were broken he was |
''- Aly injured. 1t was the same side |
'--' fall some months ago, and from |
-o II which he had not entirely re-
.-- lie viii be confined to the house |
H'4l weeks as the result of this last |
TEA. and will have the sympathy of |
a' ends.
s.. bay. The American Flag Asso-
sending out its annual circu lar