The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-01-07
NEWS OF BELFAST.

Z NEWS OF BELFAST.
\. an entertainment in the Poor's
spr VII thursday, January 18th. Ad-
N 70 cents. ,..,+ors Of the cb;,dren,s
neetins Maine will be held with the
sol'9 DAY. January 18th, at 2 p. m.
sSF subscriber concludes with
CD'@ eo for the many interesting bits
4ebD2 -,rhJican Journal brings us each
,n.n will give his second lecture
5'' =, subject, obstetrics" in the
D '8'-' .+ the Waldo County Hospital
f a p. evening
Stone. caller at The Journal
IT, saws we had just such winter
b ''' ago and another in 1856, when
=" .-s pIoughing in December.
r we're abroad last Friday night,
per- i, ward. saw beautiful and I'M
'9's The moon was surrounded by a
% ,,,u showing all the prismatic col
'' H.. northern lights were unusually
.,,,srv has used the Xtravim feed
aS' several years with such good re-
~ ters we're induced to try it and the
-' baen brisk demand and several
% nav keep it in stock. Sch. Chester
q H." .- week with consignment of this
s.... to jackson 4 Hall
| r.,mpson of East Belfast. who an
,... f.U that he would be prepared to
.b. ,7ming season, has completed
nouses. which have a capacity of
.r5 has inverted another building
e,,se with i capacity of 600 tons. He
,.t-ing to fiji his houses as soon as
/ ass, enough.
..s Folett pleasantly entertained
..- Friday afternoon at her home.
L .f .reof the ever fascinating jig-saw
.-.,.sssd the attention of the young
a..... afrashments were served, and
...r,ar was much enjoyed by those pres
oslrg.d some Of the club members at
tseha.isEs.
--r..,a- has received a handsome card
.s uraaments of Royal Insurance
.-f Lngland, Field & Cowles
,. Boston Ajrh this inscription:
Tha clock has tolled twelve
end gentlemen
Your very Good Health
and Prosperous
New Year.
h., Hean D Gilman and the editor of
-..-, received last Saturday consign-
=. 1.ms from their friend A. Perry
..-s. er. pending the winter at the
hin .lr. Islesboro. The clans were
,7- -F.lel and full-meated, and as
-...--.r ..-.ar There is nothing equal to
=. a-s,..= aa.ess 1t is the CLANS dug from
,.--s. r.,e "a Isle au Haut Thorough
ia a.5- known 10 the writer by Capt. Gil
grgr5 than twenty years ago.
! Hoees Il o. had big stack of empty
fl. sas45 III FRONT Of their store one day last
* wHcb they were shipping back to Chase
arhar4I Boston. ard we were led to make
r. s7,rirr rs -u the coffee business. The
sis 5a5a tut Howes & Co. had sold from
3rsr III. 10 December 30th, 1908, 5000
.r5s # bulls uifee, an average of over 80
md. neg IN. This is exclusive of the cof-
.sll IT, cans, and the summer trade is prac-
slr Eli IN that line. With these included
daily sale- would average at least so
.ris
lnoag the pleasant social affairs given for
squHg attes at home from school and col
q was rtimbie party on Wednesday even
Ie.srber 5Gth, for which Miss Florence
H ws- hostess, and dainty refreshments
q, ssaai Miss ora S. Morrison entertain
s.=v bel friends on Friday afternoon at
L ane Of her Erandmother, Mrs. Spencer
Mathew eiar street, with candy pull.
% rra1.- f0wes gave delightful three
aj bridge panty at her home on Franklin
,.a' Friday evening. The nibble table was
Es a-sed and delicious refreshments
ge =uaa
saUa N .o NIr. An automobile pass
47-go fa# .y last week, but nothing
"a ar.t lime of its destination or
' & H.'"nden correspondent of the
sisr s.e reports as follows. "Mr. and
q fl r and Mrs. Clarence Adams
lasl recently tar Brooks in Mr.. Potter's
-41''l .aN we're within three miles of
a-5 When they encountered such deep
~' II. Sd yhaJ the machine refused to
'A -e hands pushed but in vain. A farm
"' -l 5Hen to their destinations. On re-
-,'s lsE were warned by the Belfast au-
'''-'' Slow but despite the unpleasant
- me rp they had a fine time While
't''' hey were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
4'e> 3.sl5gry
'' New ear was ushered in in lively
>' F 'lst Belfast by number of the
~ people who We're the invited guests of
=. ''-" afghan Thursday evening Miss
,e"'' gave delightful party in celebration
d., "FSlday at the home of her par
''' and Mrs William Vaughan. Music,
IA 4'' DELICIOUS refreshments acceptably
,.,' @'' 'OuTS until midnight, when the mer-
,n.~ ,''' adjourned to the Trinity Reformed
i, W.. "Od rang the bell in hearty salutation
me homes of some of their neigh
my. i'7AdS We're then visited, and the &C.
ir.- 'a'4'e1 by the ringing of bells and the
.i,. s VI carols, The entire affair was much
sii,.. '''' oy the participants and by their
an. n 'o'Ss dance given in Odd Fellows
IN. ~. thursday evening under the auspices
ty-.. ''''''s' with music by Simpsons Or
H.. ''' very largely attended and the