The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-03-12

Ill.,. ro9rnal and Tribune Farmer...... 2,25
~ .ournal and McCalls Magazine. 2lO
~ surnal and New Idea Magazine. 210
NE ournal and Tri-Weekly Tribune. 2U
There will be dance in Equity Grange
GID, tomorrow, Friday, evening,
qa- I-niversalist Social Aid will meet
..af MIS- Frank G. Mixer this, Thursday,
st-4boon at o'clock.
H0--s will be Is cent supper in the yes.
he Trinity Reformed church tomor-
- FIidav, to which all are invited.
The ladies' Aid of the Trinity Reformed
.--.r will meet with Mrs. George Pendle-
r.-.-h.>, Thursday, afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
ladies of the UnIversalist society are
ling for their annual Easter sale and
..-. to be held on Wednesday, April 18th.
r.r will be a food sale in the Baptist
j. .b yestry tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
80 o'clock. The public's patronage is
.r-j.
ra schools will close Friday for the usual
.-., vacation. There was no school In
r ath Primary building Monday, as it
used as polling place.
.-E II. S. Seniors are rehearsing their
. as under the instruction of Mrs. 5.
Ter. They will be presented in the
- louise, April 10th.
.. a,dpr went back on US last week and
-- obliged to send out that edition
r 1t was the more annoying as the
.a.... yas a very large one.
Ell Colby is getting his smack the
-k" ready for the spring work.
Dby will tit the boat with gaS0-
-ue-Deer Isle Messenger.
med letters remaining in the Bel
st Office for the week ending March
Mss Carrie Cone, Mrs. Andrew San
.phonzo Randall, Byron Shaw.
rral loss by the Frankfort fire, re-
A.. ..u asst week in The Journal, when the
-.. ind dwelling of Alex. McCambridge
s aurned, is estimated at $4,000; in
$4,000, The village was threatened
-mp,
-lfast man who had somewhere seen
Id the word proletariat applied to
,ummon people remarked after the
,a5u asst Monday that the polecatterats
a4aen the aristocrats.
lie next meeting of the w. c. 7. U. will
b. With Mrs Mary A. Coombs, Union
-.-.'. Friday, March 18th; subject, Moral
-d1sation leader, Mrs. P. S. Staples. 1t is
l1-d all will come prepared to take some
l-
Tia people of Poor's Mills will give an
-.r- 'anment at the schoolhouse Saturday,
Nal list, for the benefit of the Benevol-
af ub After the entertainment there
"a box sociable. If stormy, the enter
..-ut will be given the following Mon
..-- North, Knights of King Arthur
-uaring for a minstrel show to be
The near future. The Castle are to
booth at the North Church fair to be
the Opera House April 1st when
a.us Of their handiwork will be on
F.- lance Of the First Parish Church
tlriaul will meet with Mrs. Ralph H.
g.. Cedar street, this Thursday, after
10 80 O'Clock. AS a long musical
has been prepared, a prompt
I. lance is requested. Quotations about
p District Lodge, Good Templars,
meet with Brooks lodge, No. "a, Brooks,
a.uy, March 18th, at 10 a. m. The
la-. Uf exercises will include reports of
IS, election of officers, election of dele
T1a- TO Grand Lodge, and plans for work
I- rmng year. Reduced rates to men,
5a-s gYing over the branch railroad.
Mr., George R. Doak entertained the
ETaaiug Bridge Club last week Bridge
Wa payed from to II and the prizes
We're "a. follows: first, a gold veil pin, Mrs.
ga .a II. Howes; tobacco jar, E. R. Con-
ae second, gold stick -pin Mrs. James
u. loves bridge score, George R. Doak.
DO tie absence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. James II. Howes sub
Nut-d After the game ices, coffee, cake
4l oou bons were served.
sus for the fair to be given by the
Ladies' Crcle OF the North church on April
LIST are we'll underway. The fair will be
lsi IN the Opera House. Fancy articles,
lNs. aprons, kitchen utensils and candy
& be- for sale. One feature of the fair
F.I Ne d Dutch market, at which supper
1al ne obtained from 5 to $50 p. m. The
l4d @il be sold on the European plan
admission to the fair and to the market
VII. be Tree, but an admission will be charg-
20 40 The evening, when carefully prepared
1i'Aa will be presented.
W A. Macomber repaired the yawl boat
9 Sch Grace Davis so that it would pass
.'t new boat. 1t was hanging at the
layliS and schooner towing out collided
with the boat and cut it in two Mr.. Ma
c0mber has built for "knitting work" a
launch which is compromise between a
ski and dory model, a handy little craft
IOI use on lake or harbor. E. L. Mac0mbel
turning out some nice row boats and
Yacht tenders. The Macombers at theil
Snop on Front street are prepared to build
Ooats and launches of all descriptions, and
Well work is of the best
lhe class or 1904, B. II. S., held very
peasant reunion at the home Of Miss Wini.
'fed Kimball, Waldo avenue, Friday, even.
'lg' March 9Th. A picnic supper was serv.
gu at prettily decorated table, which had a
'ouquet of red carnations, the class flower
az centerpiece. The evening was spent