The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-02-20

.4rrr4i ana tribune fdE UlbI....'. Z. 81
-rn8i and McCall's Magazine. 21O
g--a and New Idea Magazine. 210
rrnal and Tri-Weekly Tribune. $50
..- will be a concert and ball by the
t-.s.s aaad in the Opera House March
AZ {. T. L. will meet tomorrow,
...... titeGnoon with Mrs. L. A. Coomos'
.-a.-. street.
... afversaist Social Aid will meet
.. .r.. A. E. Hutchins, Miller street
thursday, afternoon at O'Clock.
rtand subscriber writes: Enclosed
. I-c, tor yearly subscription to The
Which l could not do without
med letters remaining in the Bel
office for the week ending Feb
Mira. NJ. Andrews, Mr.. L. 0. Golden.
tyolhouses and textbooks were
.-, fumigdted last Saturday, as a
..saay measure against Infection
.. ..I.
.--r harbor was filled with floating
4dA lHOl Hi!lS, put ~ "eAS HO-
a,y steamers made their way
without difficulty.
..rual is indebted to E. F. Clement
.a. If The Daily Oklahoman, pub
...r.s oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ii Is
-. .-s paper published in a live city
.-rJr of the Belfast Savings bank,
.l ceiling, has been painted by
Narriner-the ceiling white and
.s i-ht shade of yellow-and pre-
vary attractive appearance.
title shoe factory has been slack
If delay in receiving stock, but
Fay State, which arrived Sun
. .u>tuu, brought a supply and the
u-t TO work Monday morning.
--.. l. Frost, manager of the baseball
-. -.- Young Mems association, has
... u ade engagements for games, for
....,.,. season, with Freedom Academy
....-.. MAY 2nd Rockand High school
.-....44. MAY 9th and in Rockland May
f. Bean brought the first apple
... seen this year into The Journal Of
- rtentine's Day. Although they
4.. ,U large as some she has contribut
-5r rnsr years, the blossoms were per-
sc ape and very fragrant.
Spencer, the Central Market man,
-a bought yearling colt OF George
T..- III Knox it is beauty, sorrel IN
u. and well formed. 1t was sired by
g, -rp , dam, Miss Keene. 1t is under
-... -.ag Mr. Spencer paid fancy price
t.-ta.t.
lu water works crew have hard dig
his time. In putting water into
u-.- machine shop On lower Main street
a.. Friday they had to dig through three
t..t fozen ground on which their picks
m fa impression. 1t was quite as
Let through as so much slate rock.
... sra rapidly being perfected for the
.iyen in the Opera House April
re auspices of the ladies of the
N.. .Dglegational church. Numerous
t.. .-ltes of many kinds will be on
me of the most attractive features
. aston will be the Dutch Market.
Oottrel is having two weeks va
".. m his duties in Boston and has be-
Civ .tr- down his boat building plant
... .t+aTnboat wharf. The shed and
I. u have been taken down ana the
na.. hauied to Swan Lake to be used
#.- yujldng cottage. The main build
. F,. fol Inx n, latar
IRE inquest was held last week on the
the building on Main street occupied
te j, H. Ellingwood as boot and shoe
repair shop and verdict returned of "cause
usnFn" Mr.. Ellingwood had 500 in
STRANGE IN this stock. The insurance COM
gan.-> adjusted the loss at $4,000 The
BIZ ding is owned by DR.. D. P. Flanders
AMI usured.
l1- annual meeting of the Parlor Must
Ca ~laiety will be held at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs f. S. Pitcher on NOrthport Av-
5,la N-dnesday evening, February Goth, at
|g ". At this meeting officers will be
eeeivl and plans perfected for the remain
Or pi rt- winter. An attractive musical
4''-tu sill be presented. All music low.
-' aud ulhers interested are cordially in.
''e1 tU be present. In view of the late
aa' tnr ginning these meetings the mem
p~.' fee has been fixed at fifty cents fol
.- .ergader of the season.
Aentine supper at the Universal
' '-sr, last Friday evening, was vel
.d, considering the numerous Other
aud conflicting engagements OF
'. .ate The supper bore out the pre-
puaton of the Ladies Aid in the
ue, and was pronounced mos
.U- Every guest found a pleasing
'Al- at her plate, and was reminded
-ft ways that it was a red letter da!
' TOR caieadar. A musical program fol
""rl The supper and was much enjoyed
AlENTINEs There were numerous val
7:01 affairs, including bridge parties, sup
p7l' and dance for the Older peoples en-
lolh"nt last week, and that the little folk
"N Anl let the festival pass unObserved wa
"'1s'7d by the heavily laden valentine bOxe
w Vie ,ch0ols. In the lower grades the las
"'' h7ur of the afternoon session was givel
lle distribution of the dainty mSsives
o'' ho one was neglected or overlooked
1aNk' to the thoughtfulness of teacher
~" pupils. The pupils of Grade vi. sen
"'i absent teacher, Miss Mildred M. Ma
TO mammoth valentine of embossed vic
Ehi for her. There were several valen