The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-12-31
,zrlVs OF BELFAST.

frankfort butcher, has a
esn : .1 D1"9' % pigs in the last two weeks
,sord Of sli'iDS .are will have dance this,
,,rors RsbeSan in odd Fellows hall, with
spr,i'y, ,. s.S'pa orchestra.
,Qsc by '"''' ,.oiving and Christmas it was
/ ,.tgeer nam :. was cranberry famine
4 the price '''
FL Waldo Granite Works. Frankfort
| fte Mt wan from Wednesday night to last
III lis plan. "a enable the men who live
spd'g no, +a spend Christmas at their homes
d ''' In Board OF Trade are planning to
lbs CaHo' ,- some trme in January Invita-
Ia osaqOs' +sn5ed to Paul D. Sargent;
f. T'.. Pc '..,'. .ssioner, and E. M. Banding
ss'''' w.. MEETING. The Waldo County
ggrESA' . ,,i.t;on viii meet at the Grange
ser'a 7s ~ sssrsport January 7, 1909. If
ID S"' .sxt fair Jay. The usual fare OF
|prry me er.ad and coffee will be furnish
PES %, along YOUR Pastry'-A' s.
held a meeting at the home of
Ib' d p.lslary. on Tuesday evening" 1t
tb NJ u ,ry c,easant session,as several OF
81 r5o are usually out of town were
,assrt sewing, and a jig-saw
VI " - ,- zach other for the attention
'-s rs.pysu larng the evening"
F,,..s .ga~s Linn were in town C,. the past
2t'' .r..t die ,ar Messrs. Cottrell and
FS building for them and to give
fr't''' asug up the interior All the
Ie' ,a be of North Carolina pine,
Fol"y' .,. ar is sheathed, and it is to
~ ... essentials FOR housekeeping-a
y sink. closets, etc. The Llnns
FfE themselves IS much pleased with
certainty a fine piece of work.
/ <7res resident John S. Hyde
r.. lion Works was in Boston last
..,oda s~rancements with the officials
f. '' r..-a-n Steamship Company whereby
he comp ted on the new turbine
r. s.rf..t So she will be ready for COM
\ .... the -prtre ..., Steamer fremont of
-.l ar..k~gile line has been laid
h ~. .,l-oat wharf for the winter, where
|, '.s,a.rs Catherine, Castine and Gardner
,--a FIR -ou, tme.
r.,,,rq.s A. o. S. NAVAL Prison. Capt
,.s~8g eft Monday for Portsmouth,
y .az- sr.aang Christmas at his home
.. tsr4a The Journal the following
T., Pa. 1e huztmas dinner at the U. S.
..p-.,r Nav, Yard, Portsmouth;
.r.-... Oyster Dressing
r. '-..- Same June Peas
Potatoes Celery
satet Gravy
DESERT
,.a.....-. Mince Pie
tfI ITS.
,,-.. Bananas, Raisins, Grapes
49, C.fee Tea
CIGARS
lmns r.r- ILLS Belfast complied, and
!. al lbe av4 n Waldo County complied,
it5 The provisions gf the law regarding guide
4. rn Revised Statutes, Chapter %,
,+as 81 .4ad foliows:
Twn la! ar- and maintain at all cross
sdhgFra5- and where one public high
ii s7te, another substantial guide-posts
Il less s.a et. feet high, and fasten to the
rre end earn f. board, on which shall be
r.sl ia o'..A letters on white ground, the
Ere If ta- a.gt town on the route, and of
n at-t us,t as the municipal officers
tc viii number Of miles thereto, and
Eae Of alai with the foretinger pointing
Eeto and fry any neglect herein, towns are
tet + Indictment and fine not exceeding
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IaaFu. tttT The Seniors have de-
shout the middle of January,
-3 class l-s d modernized version of
|4sl@.4 " raaHt of Venice, with the
lT'f sa5- log -o Of Venice, Thomas Bow
4l.l99 and captain of the high
4' oat.a' .a7. Ralph Bramhall; Bassanio,
/ i5' and 7itor to Portia, Houston
r. PFaraaa another friend, Emery
f. ShHuc. Il wealthy gambler, Hugh
[t1 l19ai, his friend, and captain of the
fl@ football team, Harold Richards; Laun-
1go6r servant to Shylock, Raphnel
En- Professor and x-ray photographer,
I'4ls tdgeoomb policeman, Oscar Olsen;
@ al aeifess, Abbie Doak; Merissa,
I'aa e4cii iittlefeld; Jessica, Shylock's
f'Nehse Libby; Miss Abbie S. Three
8 -eaeher Bertha Written; Polly,
'' naid oez Chaples; Antonio's mother,
-'7' Robbins Mrs, Gobbo, Launcelot's
-' FRANCES Murch. Mrs. S. A. Parker is
75'g the class.
-''' ITEMS. Schooner H. S. Boynton,
'-''7 Mas, for Belfast with fertilizer
'''1s'a & Hall, was run into off Peaks
l"'Iana harbor, last Thursday morn
"S steamer Merryconeag. There was
'' al The time The steamer struck
'4el Bow carrying away her jibboom
''pf and iamaging her badly above
Ia ''4' -he steamers stem was start
- heF bow and guard carried away.
49,, '1gteag took the Boynton in tow and
b.. I'a The marine railway in South
'+ he s,.ar,a, boa ho :, o11;.;o,,