The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
THE NEWS OF BELFAST
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ester B. Frost has been elected man
aud George Darby captain Of the Y.
base ball team.
here we're two operations at the Waldo
.lty Hospital last week for appendicitis
The patients are doing well.
he Marshall block on Main street, two
4S. has been sold by the Belfast Saw
bank to 0rman A. Hopkins OF this
mere was no morning session of the pub
-,buols Monday on account OF the storm
he consequent darkness of the school
as.
icy. NJ. A. dance in Odd Fellows hall
- Thursday evening was well attended
much enjoyed. Excellent music was
shed by the Quintette.
a4 calendars were all called for soon
The journal was issued last week.
ne sorry that so many were disappolnt-
nat we had only limited number this
claimed letters remaining in the Bel
mast office for the week ending Jan.
Miss Winnie Thomas, Geo. W..
.u. Fred johnson, James Mitchell,
Young.
Seaside Spiritualist Church have
PIP. rooms in F. Is. Knowlton Hall, where
viii hold meetings every Thursday
ing and Sunday afternoon, All are
cordially invited.
brooklyn, \. Y, subscriber writes :;
cannot seem to get along without
journal 1t is as good as letter from
q. besides keeping one in touch with
Anclent Landmarks.
-a ladies OF the North Congregational
rch are to hold fair and entertainment
Ie Opera House on or about April first.
booths will be both unique and attrac-
and in the evening the bright little play
IS Fearless q Co" will be presented.
Ir attention was called recently to a
4 hl0ssomed spray of pussy willows
a eh were picked Jan. 18th on Oak Farm,
ned by G. II. Cunningham of Belmont
4 His is remarkably early for the blossom
ef pussy willows, and speaks we'll of
.. nlldness of the winter.
e Acme Clothing Co, which has a
.uch in this city, Nj. 5. Jellison manager,
as bought ont a factory in Boston and Will
,l5age III the manufacture of fur-lined and
tthel coats Forty machines and other
uipments from the Boston factory have
zen received here, to be installed at once.
4 finely Illustrated Stereopticon lecture on
.ua will be given in the North church
ubtbN Thursday evening, Feb. 18th. The
cure IS one of general interest and the
t-- will depict many phases of the coun-
% aud people. There will be no admission
.. a cordial invitation is extended to the
b &c to attend.
Two Waldo County post offices are
-cted by the postal changes announced
Washington, Monday. The name of the
thport Campground post office is
l.sed to Bayside, and the office at South
utvile is reeStablished, the order of JAN
H.. ID, 1908. disseminating the office
ing been reSclnded.
MIS- John G. Brooks has given to the
do County Hospital the valuable medi-
lbrary of her late husband, Dr. j. G.
ooKs and with it a handsome bookcase.
gift is highly appreciated by the hos
Iu authorities. 1t will be remembered
Mrs Brooks furnished room in the
>pltal in memory of her husband.
he next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
trcle will be with Mrs. w. B. Fletcher, No.
High street, Monday afternoon, February
H The lesson will be from american
iterature," chapter five, page 239 to the
d Of the chapter. The magazine topic is
'A study of Progress,Y from the January
mber, page 1874. Author, Sidney Lanier.
party of twelve from the U PIPER Bridge
8 ut to Poor's Mills Saturday evening and
ave an entertainment, the proceeds of
IS blch are to be used towards building a
lew chapel there. The affair melted about
81 The program consisted Of dialogues
'd music. Ice cream and cake were served
i j all present voted the evening success.
The Waldo County Veteran Association
sin Qeet with Thomas II. Marshall Post,
fast, Feb. 9th. If stormy on that day,
ne FIRST fair day following, Sunday except
business meeting at 1890 a. N. din
le at u m. !; campfire at 1.3G p. m. A bak-
bean dinner win be served by the hosts.
.uests will bring their pastry. All are
't ome.-Lorenz0 Jones, Secy.
The Alliance of, the First Parish church
lutarian) will meet this, Thursday, af-