The Republican journal., 1908-03-05

lies. red. 1t is also necessary say to
.,4 Of these publications are mailed
rrs Journal or from this office. We
.ly for these publications one year
r.n,p, and they are then sent from
.ective offices to our subscribers.
.a5iug offers are as follows for one
description paid in advance;
r-aal and Farm & Home. .......S2 90
.rr.al and Tribune Farmer. 10
rual and McCall's Magazine. 2.1O
.rrai and New Idea Magazine. 2.10
rnal and Tr-W Weekly Tribune. $50
10 wanting pennies, nlckels and
....r get them by calling at the Waldo
.a-e;men ballot for the city election
.rad March 9th will be found on the
..- ting of Queen Esther Circle will
.....ned one month, to meet the first
....a April.
.. rn!versalist Social Aid will meet
.. Ms. A. A. Smith this, Thursday, af-
al 30 O'Clock.
-- A'pert f. Luce has been engaged by
THIS Il. Marshall Post, G. A. R., to de-
Memorial Day address.
-s Jurisprudence will be found on
.a-4. Some of our correspondence
4ter is unavoidedly deferred.
p. Mansfield has sold her house,
edar and Franklin streets, to v.
....rIs Of the Belfast Livery Co., who
.ty it.
person who borrowed the pair of
viii return them to their owner,
;.r. or to r. P. Chase'S store. he
favor.
ned letters remaining in the Bel
lice for 4e week, Mar. 3rd:
Go0dhue, Mrs. Albert Morse,
handler.
-- Of the Unitarian Parish will
I'd the Church parlor Wednesday
March 18th. Fancy articles,
-aly VIII be on sale.
Ls-ftising pays was illustrated in
.ay innocent sale in James II.
g Goods store, when the largest
: customers in its history was
lDpn.
Acme Concert Co, will appear in
springs March 18th, under the
If the Ladies' Guild, and in
r- March 9th, to give a concert for
iii Of tine October club.
ulby Glee Club will appear in con-
the Opera House Wednesday even
arch 18th, under the auspices of the
Mems Association Of this city. A
.... Mil follow with music by the Colby
-,tra,
t- Travellers Club will meet with Mrs
Brown, Court street, Tuesday, March
. lIogram, Paper, Savonarola. by Miss
Mathews; readings, Fra Angelica
S.. Ilrgaret Dunton; The Statue and the
Browning), by Mrs. Amos Clement
,s has wrought serious havoc among
.-,l crews running out of Belfast. Ol
crews Of five men each, Conductor
Engineer Bradford and Brakeman
... ire the only ones on duty this
HE vacancies are filled by spare
he main lines.
meeting of Seaside ChautauQua
mday afternoon, March 9th, will be
.l Mrs, W, B. Fletcher, No. q
.r-et. The lesson viii be from
Ideals Of Peace" chapter three
44gazlne topic, "Our Greatest Crit
$50. Roll-call, quotations on Edu
tartan parish had a very enjoy
.... in Memorial hall last Thursday
The usual appetizing supper was
De-. .. ti p. m, after which many of the
.-- played bridge and dancing was er
-. util II O'Clock, with music by Mr.
rs Joseph W. Wheeler,
Nttp I CAUCUS. At an adjourned
-ouggatie caucus in Ward last Saturda J
-l'- the following ticket was nominated
fv.mIu, Enoch c. Dow; Councilmen
'=asS- 5. Daggett, Ripley G. Whitcomb
committee, Calvin H. Monroe; Con
Asa Moses F, Hurd; Warden, Frank E.
--e Ward clerk, Calvin II. Monroe.
Mss Medora Gordon entertained a few
A-r trends, at her home 1859 High street
7' 9Th, Games were enjoyed the first Of
IL r'rning and after partaking of luncf
a-lr Was a game of pinning the donkey,
u N The prize was awarded to Miss
At ~-n Morris. After thanking the hos
'- lll the pleasant evening they babe hel
-ola-ulght."
d meeting of the trustees of the Waldo
4- Agricultural society Feb. 9th, f
ha'coek was appointed member of the
'4mttee on races in place of William
"a -'ee on revising the premium list was
,Y-. and accepted and the change will
Inference of some $3.50 in the
Of cash premiums to be paid at the
aaE lair.
".-. g.. C., Dinsmore was the hostess OF
The pleasantest bridge parties of the
7r a; her home on Court street last Fri
'' -|ehing. Supper was served at
1ns7 and the hostess was assisted in Serv
.- By her daughters. Mrs. c. w. Wescot
WY MIS- Irving Dinsmore, and by Mrs
a-an NJ Randall. The prizes were wor
F Mrs Elmer Sherman, who was awarded
handsome cracked ice bowl, second, 6
0A bon dish by Miss Maude M. Milliken
l' The consolation, potted hyacinth, by
WIS Eugene L. Stevens.
a special from UNITY to the Kennebef