The Republican journal., 1908-02-06

IEO. Il. JUHNSON, CHdlTLudu
VIM. A. MASON, Secretary.
,gIfast, January %, 1908.
May YOU live long and prosper" writes
BOSTON subscriber.
waldo county will elect this year the
tJre and register of probate.
The W. c. T. U. will meet tomorrow, Fri
3s,. afrernoon with Mrs. A. M. Smart at "a
ialar street
black silk mitten, found on Court
lrss. Monday evening, awaits its owner at
Tlg Journal Office.
fI- Uuiversalist Social Aid will meet
ai,l MIS- Charles H. Crosby, Pearl street,
at, thursday, afternoon at O'Clock.
Iae city board of registration has been
n session revising the voting list and
ra.a- the necessary changes of the voters
.s.l city from one ward to another.
-. NJ CoSon has sold his clothes clean
u-alI pressing business to Hiram Hoffses,
,sl sil continue at the old stand, 80 High
.,,.4t Mr. ColSon retires because of i'll
la-
S'NiNbyS
.... If the Ladies' Circle, will hold a
E5-une party and supper at the church
r--a On Friday evening, February 14Jh.
e. - cents. Ali cordially invited.
.- sunday was Cand lemas day, and as
f5t dawn clear and bright" and the
.rj hog could not have seen his shadow
.. become ont of his hole we may assume
+.,J- l. l;,rlt
ued letters remaining in the Bel
Id. n-r Office for the week ending Feb.
s. ian Byrnes, Miss Florence Fer
- son Abbott, r. A. Ballon, Harry
'. }be Scherer, Joseph Tinker, Geo.
aaYunced last week the Waldo Vet
. ISOLATION will meet today, Thurs
The Memorial building with Thomas
u-hNl Post. The business meeting
-. l0 30 a. IN. dinner at - NJ. camp
..U ..np. m.
oi local interest in connection with
niug of the city hall, Portland, is
am Chase of this city, as Grand
.a-,.. The MasOns of Maine, laid the cor
ny Of the building July 3, 1858. Col.
l. WIS Grand Master in 1859.
M me Clothing Co of this city is
3D.. is lated last week, a branch of a
H-.u eIucern, but is owned and managed
-s 5. Jellison. He does work for
...s... PARTIES and the name, Acme Clothing
"a rrade mark
a- February meeting of the Directors
... Tome for Aged Women last Monday
s4- votes of thanks were extended for
u.a chair and feather bed from the
e-.o Mrs. F. A. Carter, for apples from
Abbott, oranges, jelly and grapes
'uA IS Harriet P. White 6 tumblers of
. IA Mrs. A. l. Brown.
>a }elfast people were in the State of
Aa- -oom in the Falmouth Hotel, Port
entity and one of them, pointing to
The many portraits on the walls
by there is a picture of George
.. Another said, "No, that is Fred
Of Augusta" The catalogue was
-... TO-, and both were wrong.
last man lost a favorite scarf pin
Weeks ago and one night recently
HAT he took a rake and raking
'" grass under certain apple tree
the missing pin to light. The next
he sailed forth with rake and
udustriously for some time without
'ss 1t finally dawned upon him that
80 by contraries."
begin IN this weeks issue of The
.'r . series of interesting articles from
FL" # Mr.. Frank w. Gowen entitled,
t"H- Atnold's Trail from Maine to Can
a Mr. Gowen has made a careful
ATuold's expedition to Canada and
s.aso visited or travelled over the greater
ra 9l tile route over which Arnold led his
trough Maine to Quebec.
new hotel is to be built at Temple !
Heights the coming spring. The plans for
l4e NllIding are in the hands of the build |
A- "umlttee and as soon as the frost |
permits he foundation will be laid by A. |
arElngton, who was formerly engaged |
H- N'Son work in Rockand, but who for
~He time past has been numbering in this
e4ut} The site of the new building is on
'H- wer side of the main street where the |
s.v'o conducted by Robbins 81 Arey of this |
st' go" stands. The store will be removed |
7ssnul rs the conditions are favorable.
lAe belfast correspondent of the Bangor |
9N.5 News says: Several of the local pa
tfs ulF" announced that James ii. HOwes
'andiuate for Mayor on the Republican
arr. his announcement has been made
by belfast correspondents of out-of- |
-"l 1tefS 1t was officially known, and |
"' TO Mr.. Howes' personal friends,
'Ha. ne ago that he would not be can
'@~ le could have had the nomination |
".| " '"NIed it, and many hoped that he
receipt it, feeling that this year it |
l e4uivalent to an election.
lcme Concert Company gave con-
Monroe Tuesday evening for the !
Oh Morning Light Grange with full |
.- i'nct. 1t was followed by a dance. |
l.Ft H.ti give Il concert in Camden this |
'''tA Tor the benefit of the Odd Fellows |
t'ase no that town, two concerts in Rock |
'''u Vi connection with the food fair the |
week 81 Feb. 10th, and Tuesday evening, |
REQ Both, will appear for the second time !
II the Belfast Opera House. Early in |
"''ch this company will give concert in
D1eNSport for the benefit of the October |
Club