The Republican journal., 1908-04-09
1Hf NEWS OF BELFAST.
o,,sIIsHERs' NOTICE.

SinLt ~
Following p ,|T At the post office.
SEARsf'St SPRINGS At the post oi1ce.
sroClhrlesToRT. At the store OF l. ID. W.
U1a55o store of D. J; Dickens ken N Dow
u il. S Nh. 9Gthorized agents to receive sub
N''s M, and advertisements; 10
s1r it,IrlICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING TO-
LAIN CAUCUS. The Republican
Ulf belfast are requested to meet in
The court house in Belfast. on
saaa' he 10th day of April, A. D.,
STU. '',' s0 o'clock in the afternoon to
t', NJ -,nt delegates to attend the Repub-
yl fs convention to be held in Port
Gg 10. 1905 Also to choose eight
h ,r attend the district convention
n Watervlle on the 29th day OF
e. ~ zoos
A ,.ipr Republican City committee.
:. W. JOHNSON, Chairman,
0. S. VICKERY, Secretary.
.,.. NprIl !, 1908
-....-H watch is the same as last year
H.. a Beach
.. 4. u. will meet with Mrs Z. L..
... morrow, Friday, afternoon at 2:30
..-.s,iie Spiritual church very earn
.-s,s all members who possibly can
..f .hurch sunday April, 18th as i'm
BUSINESS matters are to be discussed
. -hau Sisters will give a summer
r. m odd Fellows Hall, May 1st
...v IS invited to come. Admission,
. f.r Gentlemen; Is cents for ladies'
iS hi h ing
..rr tepubican journal the series of
Oh, Frank W. Gowen of Waterville,
s-rod's Trail from Maine to Can
med letters remaining in the Bel
Rice for the week ending April
H. trthur Sawyer, E. I. Hayden,
....t T. HaDnon, S. II. Ellis, w. T..
-....t 4 Barrows are preparing for the
...l. slock-taking at the shoe facto-
r ..fiers are out and the other de-
...r- sill shut down as the work in
.. ur.eted.
Hu--- isemeut in last weeks Journal
.. mSbed house for the summer
ought six replies within thirty
...s afler the advt. appeared. Adj
- The Journal-pays.
Dodge Clothing Co.. which has been
. work. out, finds it necessary to
ug in the city to keep up with
..... .j has 10 machines running in the
e. q. Hall on Phoenix Row,
rrr of the First Parish church
VIII meet at the residence Of
4. Quimby, Miller street, this,
alterno0n at 80 O'Clock. Quota
verbs. AS this is the annual
... oug, it is important that there
.... lIl representation.
cratic caucus will be held at the
.E,e next Saturday evening to
egates to the Sd district Con-
... . Invention, to be held in Fair
. 81 m., April 18th, to nominate a
mr Congress and three delegates
a.ternates to the National CON
-.. Denver.
aual Easter sale and supper under
...H VIII be held in Memorial Hall
....-.4s afternoon and evening, April
a. ors open at 80 p. N. Useful and
..-.eles and home made candy will be
.4. supper Will be served at 6 p. M.
H.- cents.
NJ arbutus please cut sprays
.,. Or tear them. If the roots are
. there viii be no flowers here next
.u me legend that greets the saunter-
a .fIes of Lenox, and it is good one
.ttudes where the beautiful and
fs AaIbingerS grow, says the Boston
.... ar.
I- r.lgets were very pleasantly en-
Monday evening by Miss Helen
home on Congress street. Two
we're present and playing was
.. -niil a late hour, when delicious
-rIS were served. Three more
nuplete the seasons series and
running high. Miss Edith F.
lt N be the hostess for the next
., The club.
uekahS were the hostesses for a
peasant gathering Monday evening,
N-. led large number enjoyed whist
,. dance in Odd Fellows hall.
N-. -u straight and bridge, was enjoy
laDles in the Rebekah's parlor,
hers danced in the hall to excellent
- HuiShed by the Quintette. At i'll
"n- % ice cream and cake were served
" 'F-ning was generally spoken OF as
.-. ta- most pleasant of the season.
ai-.u- The spring movers are the j. K.
"-4lr., family, who have moved from the
-A.e house on Park street to the W. j.
' house, Union street. The Carter
su-- eU he occupied by the W. F. Lam
4u viii move there from the Thur
tJe house On Congress street. Dayton F.
l'aed7uH has moved from his former
Nu-uu Union street to the Columbia Car
'F "7r On High street, recently bought
u Edward S. Bowker is to move
A'N i4- Narsano block, High street, to the
..--e .aack place in East Belfast.
reeent annual meeting of the Cen
F -asangille Telephone Co., held in Lin
0- the reports of the officers showed a
t,eIons year. The old board of officers
Wa r7ated and the usual per cent semi
ID dividend was declared, to be paid
April. The following are the Off
the ensuing year: President and
~"'aeer j. S. Mullin; Vice Pres, A. S.
l"'- secretary, A. W. Knight; Treasu-
''.. D Ross; Directors, in addition to
wv LlLLe j O EugleY A Z DuntOn. w,