The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-02-13
THE NEWS OF BELFAST
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Irs Belfast Quintet has been engaged
, ,Ae leap year dancing party to be given
. Memorial Hall, Saint Valentines night |
D.. renewing his subscription Jackson |
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want"
n Sargent, collector of taxes, makes
..-, ,all for the taxes of 1907. Those who
ALE. l-luquent should take notice and gov
.,,. themselves accordingly.
lie author of the obituary of Mrs. James
-. SAWYER, published in another column,
.. Rev. Homer Eaton, D. D., L L. D.,
.. ..0au Il Morris, New York, publishing
.-.-- of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
-.tlrday night, Feb. 10Th, is the date set
fr Me- PRESENTATION of Among the Breakers
- r.. I>lesboro Dramatic Club for the ben
-. he Islesboro Public Library. 1t
.. oe given in the Town Hall, 1slesbOro.
IL The regular meeting of the Young
.-..- association Wednesday evening,
--l. Rev. Donald H. MacQuarrie OF the
Alptist church spoke on "Being Your
There was a large attendance and
.... ljgess was very pleasing one.
Dr.. many Belfast friends of Capt. and
I.4arge A. Flowers of North Searsport
b.. sorry to learn of the total loss of
. nome buildings by fire last Thursday
apt. Flowers is an invalid, which
IKE loss of his home at this season
serious.
.Ilia invitation is extended to all to
he lecture on China, illustrated by
... longregational Church this, Thurs
.. -g-uing Admission will be free, and
-libg will be taken to cover expenses.
r. Hook and Ladder Company Will
M heir annual Concert and Ball in the
List opera House on April 2nd. They
.- have the Scottish Singers, ladies'
..sl-tte from the White Entertainment
....lu Of Boston, for concert attraction
ajlh- meeting of the Womans Alliance
H TIE Unitarian parish this, Thursday,
s1-Inlou with Miss Annie Bean, Church
s-n -l the program will comprise quota
Iar- from George Elliot, Some Religious
.ggeriences in Settlement Work by Rev.
A4Cph Rossbach, and religious intelligence
a Mrs. John II. Quimby.
ia@ orange and lemon sale by A. A.
Yves n Co. last Saturday was great sue
a-.. 1t began early in the morning and
continued all day and by night they were
tr cdlly sold out. The nOn-arrival of the
boston boat deprived them of an additional
.au.y ordered and they were out of some
.u-- before the day was over.
r.- drst reading of the three-act comedy
.4.a, Miss Fearless & Co." to be presen-
. a the Belfast Opera House, Wednes-
ming, April LIST, in connection with
-.. tr to be held by the ladies of the
tm-J Congregational church, was held
d44 evening The cast includes ten
.ac1ers, and the dialogue is breezy and
sting. Rehearsals will begin imme-
.#-}.
"sf Friday evening, if fair, the Dramatic
4 pm The upper bridge will assist the
H. -eu of the Hayford district, where
III s> Trace Curtis is teacher, in an enter
o.NleAt to be given at the Hayford school
entse. Ii the weather is not suitable the
tlg pgening. The program will con-
7.- ut lramas and music, and ice cream
.1 axe will be served.
NH4.. Nicholson of BuckspOrt is to add
anihrl branch to his business Hels now
packing homeless cod, which has a large ana
Increasing sale in the State and Boston. he
f.t. Just completed new smoke mouse OF
ll- attest design on the Hill wharf and will
sn"ke and cure large number OF herring
5tAI the winter and spring .-Exchange.
swift Il Paul have received supply OF this
oYa-eSs cod and it is certainly superior to
ANYTHING in that line ever put on the market
her" 1t is really homeless and nicely cured.
Sheriff Amos F. Carleton in his report to
M- .oanty Commissioners submits the fol-
lowing list of commitments for the year
4atus bee. 81, 1907, on regular sentences:
ll 7ssault, 2; assault with dangerous
Weapon, l. larceny, l; vagrancy, 10; liquor
Sr NV ,; inuoxication, 20. Held for the
grand jury: intoxication, l; assault, 3;
tia terry, / maintaining nuisance, /;
"--' malicious mischief, a total of a.
Mrs Z. A. Banks, formerly of the Banks
iA-H'ss rollege of this city, has a class in
- 'and and typewriting at Mrs. Estelle
lH'ey's, % Cedar street. AT present
There lr nine young ladies in the class and
"' 1r -nthuSiastic in their praise of Mrs.
.s.s+ a> a teacher. The lessons are given
undays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Tee rrms are reasonable and the class
t'"1s our young people an excellent oppor-
.aA.H TO learn two branches of business
winch are becoming universally used and
''b"'t necessary to those who wish to
51lan good positions in business life
he bay steamers had a hard time of it
again IN the southeasterly gale and snow