The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-11-05

The Universalist Social Aid will meet in the
church vestry this, Thursday, afternoon at
2.3O o'clock
The Hospital Aid will meet with Mrs. T. B.
Dinsmore tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at $50
o'clock A full attendance is requested
Mr.. S. V. Philbrook, one of Belfast's most
successful farmers had on exhibition at Swift
& Pauls the past week very handsome trace
of corn. Mr.. Philbrook has one hundred bushels
of this corn.
George Pushor of South Unity has on exhibit
/ ton in the store of II. H. Nutter, trace OF
very nice looking old fashioned corn Inc
ears average ID inches in length. Mr. fushor
raised ITS bushels of this corn on one acre OF
| land He has also raised 1900 bushels OF pota-
toes on a field that yielded 1926 bushels to the
acre.-Pittsfied Advertiser.
The W. C. T. U. Sewing Social at Mrs.
Langilrs last week was very..successful The
reading from the Union Signal, begun at the
previous meeting, was finished, and snort
service commemorative of Miss Wizards
birthday, September 18th, included Duets and
reading from her book, "Glimpses OF Fifty
Years" The birthday cake at cents slice,
was very nice, and went off like "hot cakes"
The proceeds of these socials are reserved for
special uses.
The first real furry of snow for the season
few flakes had fallen sometime previously
came last Saturday about l p. m. The sky
was black and there was fierce wind squat
and the snow came down so fast that the
ground was soon white. The squall was, how
ever, of short duration. The sky cleared, the
sun came out and the snow soon disappeared
| In the evening, there wss another furry OF
snow followed by strong northwest WIND
with the mercury below the freezing point
BELFAST GUIDE. W. F. Langil rs Main
/ street, has published, and distributed, Bel
fast Guide containing up-to-date railroad and
steamboat time tables, fire alarms, etc. IN con-
nection with the cards of many local business
firms 1t will be corrected when changes are
made in the running time of boats and trans
Copies have been placed in offices and stores
and in public places where they will be con-
venient for reference, and may be had of Mr.
Langiil who also makes this announcement.
For the past five years l have been dong
/ Job printing in Belfast upon the pnnclple OF
giving good printing and value for the money
received I fully appreciate the patronage OF
me past anu looh lot ~ 70
us viii receive careful and intelligent atten-
tion and at prices as low as anyone can make
+bern
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FooT BALL. Belfast High added announcer
victory to its score last Saturday when it de-
e1+o; AL Cxao con,in,r,, foam, On the Con-
iea'e'i van 'Ao' - T.
gress street grounds by score OF 10 w. II
was hard fought game and was witnessed by
ol aiaoa oron-d dasri+e the inclement
So ~ r.0'
weather The lineup
BELFAST OAK GROVE.
II n;a1,au 10 re. Burgess
Crocler # TT, Brown
Stevens To- Webster
P,a,, hi . . c. Stanley
Olson rg lg, Perkins
W n;olev ut 1t, Page
EabeIy re lie. Perry
Robinson oh oh, Hussey
-, rhh lib. Havford
Collins. fb ................,.fb , Vanderhoop
Score-Belfast H. S. 5. Touchdown, Collins.
Umpire Davis. Referee, Foster. Linesman,
THOMPSON. Time. 2Om halves.
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III ihee' VI
loiio"Nis WIN ~
holi-sali ny ns,'eyi1n With = ,nus;cal term
and it's definition.
On Wings of Song, Mendelssohn Low
lara 'uio'Sh cr;.,r
Geneva Hutchins
Bercense from ''Jocelyn,' GODDARD
Marie onoles
Spanning op' E.r, Hubbard
To the Evening Star from "Tannhauser,'
wagner Low
GU. MaiJoiie i'A''es snlinder
Agnes Coombs
Marche, Hongroise, DeliouN
Marjory Coonos c.;or
~ hu Miss Stoddard followed bv review
questions on the lives of Bach and Han
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