The Republican journal., 1908-01-23

tbair respective offices to our SUBSCRIBERS.
our clubbing offers are as follows for one
ears subscription paid in advance:
The Journal and Farm d Home. .....''$2W ~
The Journal and Tribune Farmer..... 225
The Journal and McCall's Magazine. 30
The Journal and New Idea Magazine. 21O
me Journal and Tri-Weekly Tribune. go
The journal has few 1908 calendars
f, distribution to its subscribers who call
III the office.
special meeting of the Improvement
~,siety will be held with Mrs. f. w. Pote
saturday,, Jan. 25th, at 3 p. m.
The Y. NJ. A. base ball team will give
t,rca in the Odd Fellows Hall this. Thurs
D.. evening with music by the quintette
There are dances every Wednesday night
II; Peavey's hall, Citypoint, and dancing
,4Ss will be formed there tomorrow, FRI
fay, night.
charles Tasker of North Monroe had
-4r slaughtered the day it was nine months
.i that weighed AIT pounds. Who can re-
sort a better one?
ant. 7. Hartnett of Portland was IN
.l.., city last week having been sent here by
INSURANCE department to investigate the
r.. nf Ian. LIST. when Seaside Grange hall
.as burned.
Belfast man bought a pair of ten cent
..rfon gloves of Henry Staples for use
leu doing rough work, and the other DAY
l f0und diamond in the right hand glove.
..-pry does not promise a diamond with
-.ch pair, however
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
s7.t most office for the week ending Jan.
Mrs, Luther Lambert, Mrs Ralph
MASON, Mrs. Julia Meader, j. l.. Chenery,
b. Chase, W, A. Jennison, E. L.
...rien, O. W Patterson, Box 1872.
"A NJ. Prentiss, Howard Heath and Lyn-
,..ai Jones will leave for Portland tomor-
.v. Friday, morning to represent the
hnights of King Arthur of the North
2nlch at the Annual Boys Conference TO
be- held there Jan. oath. 25th and 18TH.
4 Young woman of this city was reading
lie Islesboro news in The journal last
week, and when she came to mention OF
the 4three cheers and a tiger" for Mr.. Sears
o--N
acclaimed, "There amt no tigers on the
-and"
James Fl. Howes has sold his ice boat,
The Coot, and last Friday L. u. huro
hauled her to South Hope. Her new own
If will use her on Affords Lake. Mr..
Iowes is having another boat built for
use on Pitchers Pond which has been
named Rag Picker.
Instead of soap-stones for warmth large
i'm can filed with hot water is recommend
ed to all people who take long drives in cold
weather L. W. Pearson of Citypoint is to
be thanked for this suggestion, and all who
follow it will admit that they have never
ound anything better.
The League of Postmasters of the Fourth
ass met in the parlor of Hotel North, Au-
-dsta, Jan. 18th, and elected officers for the
au,uing year T. R. Duren of East Corinth
H.. president, j. W. Harding of Dixmont,
..easurer and H. l.. Pinkham of Palermo
member of the executive committee.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
irce will be with Mrs. E. P. Frost, No. AZ,
igh street, Monday afternoon January
18th. The lesson will be from the G. L. 5.
book, American Literature. chapter five
90 page 239 Roll-call quotations from Will
lain Ellery Channing's writings
Mrs. Arthur A. Hamilton was pleasantly
-urprised last Friday evening, by the sud
len appearance at her rooms on Union
:treet of twelve of her girl friends. AL
In IaljUhtfnl
here was a shower--of tin diSheS-which
vas enjoyed by both the bride and the
donors. The unlimited but welcome guests
also brought a generous allowance of de-
icious homemade candy, and the occasion
vas jolly one.
low easy it is to be mistaken. A dis
cussion as to the last time the harbor was
frozen over led to bet of j. A. cigar,
and number of people were interviewed
n the subject EVERYBODY, including F.
". Pote, agent of the Eastern Steamship
o., said the harbor was closed winter be-
lore last, and the year preceding. The
writer was among those who gave that
answer. Reference to The Journal files
bowed that two years of open winter had
intervened Agent Pote was disposed to
ioubt that statement but on looking up
ms records was obliged to admit its cor
-ectness.
BURGLARIEs AT QUANTABACooK. 1t
Was discovered last Friday that all the
oottages at Quantabacook had been entered
-luce the Sunday previous and articles of
more or less value taken from each. The
cottages known as The Pines, Lakeside and
riverside, are the pioneers, and others are
owned by Adrian c. futile, G. Hervey
loves and the o. G. Critchett estate. The
loves cottage was broken into, and the
ocks of the others were picked. The arti-
cIes taken included clothing, bedding, boots
and shoes, stores and fishing gear. There
isga strong suspicion as to the guilty ones
and they may be under arrest when The
Journal reaches its readers.
Rev. A. E. Luce, pastor of the Methodist
church, spoke before the Young Mems
Association last evening at the regular
meeting with large attendance. At the
business meeting the most important dis
cussion was on the topic of baseball and
committee and manager were selected to
handIa tho ha Sahall team the coming sum-