The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-15
NEWS OF BELFAST.

! NEWS OF BELFAST
A girl to learn type setting Ap-
e. ofics at once.
,eths ' lief Social Aid will meet with
h ua',sir this. Thursday, afternoon.
mont Society will meet with
h l'o2fI rota Monday, April 10Th, at 80
! will meet with Mrs. VIM. j.
esS T. Greet tomorrow, Friday, after
/ miller '''','
,s;,s Social Union of the Bap-
h l'a's meet Wednesday evening with
wilson, 8 Court street
9'D .g4y and family, who have occu-
Pr FIAT of the Marshall house for
iat i'F ..5 last week to Sc Northport
csr.s
~ .r.or have placed handsome
5o8'' heir store in post office square.
Ia arcs for cash and pay cash for
% a-.da'e. ,., of,,.s Monday said
s's raj, moth is seen in increasing
Ia ls
ii' .priag, and that every effort
y :. mad, to destroy them.
y ....f the First Parish (Unitarian)
y 'i' ~..- he home of Mrs. Ada E.
4 t~a-. this, Thursday, afternoon
~ Quotations about art,
,.....g Gardner, rigger, of Cas-
... s.i.er out of the tug Char
'~' r.uar ng at Gilchrest's. The
.. .5pk man and will be brok-
-.a he over and you will want
s-9 ueggy for use during the
~ a1er, Front street, Belfast,
- respect, and he has har-
s's
....... D.. + u. routes announced
....-l office department Mon
w. n.....- From Belfast, r. F. ID.
a aport to Lincolnville. In
sass 81
-.. rs atoms Monday by Gov.
n ,.srs IT,. Glowing. A. H. Nichols,
-e lIbic; Ernest f. Bowen,
y ward Evans, Waldo, justices of
.as .-s eom
g-. -a building the foundation
q ae for the City National
-.,s4 Id the most substantial and
-.. ,..~Dlr The big safe will rest
ai.. M and cement.
# H.-. -o~ he Brooklyn Tabernacle
sn, ... cottage, Condor street,
',.. .r,. .. d. ~; subject, "Millennial
..-. .-. All interested are in
....- .., No collection.
s-- r fashioned furniture.
. ~ viii always find some
.as the store of Walter H.
A a ross and Federal streets.
L. .. .a.,.e second hand goods.
april meeting of the Waldo
fit va-4- ssociation because of the
.ss. May meeting will be held
,n -hr- the veterans are always
45.-- and large attendance is
zsn >.r- of this city was one of
a6..-s s. p puzzle winners in its
.tAa- This little boy is the only
It ..rt-. and would appreciate the
ttA. .-a.-. from the Globe readsfs in
um
s2ges ,.r remaining in the Belfast
G1, .r the week ending April 10th;
Mary s-uaett, Mrs. Mary F. Brown,
Haze -uero. Dr. r. c. Achorn, Mr.. A.
na Dr. 10 Moran, Rev. NJ. F. O'Con-
ME- Roberts
la @ needed rest of six months
L Newell as resumed her duties in the
Z 71-lrapr .tflce. Miss Clarabel Marsh,
L. s--l as Institute during the winter,
E.v weeks vacation before &C
assa.e position.
saes .e G A. R. will give a public
q 20 5-nlai Hall, April 23rd, while
sg from II to 2 o'clock, for the
funds to be used for Memo
-g oers of the Circle are re-
q . o.d. The dinner will be 25
l9 lie is invited.
4- irg last week of the Bel
,'a resident DIR, Elmer Small,
MI YoIman, 0. E. Frost, r. H.
Is and f. A. Sherman We're
Fa ttee to arrange for the
s1a-'1' Boston Merchants Asso-
#-4 visit this city on May 9th.
needing Of Seaside Chautauqua
j" s.a with Mrs. Lewis Cannon,
IN Street nday afternoon, April 18th.
I@ uagazine, The Friendship of
riu IKE c. L. S. C. book, European
'As aapt-r seventeen, and from "Man
E taft -hapter nine. Roll-call, quota
VA
u sialI The probate court yesterday
s- 2- will of Harriet G. Hill, who left
t1f'A The will was contested by her
-sle' John Sanborn of Monroe, Me-,
.ea nothing, and by her aunts, Mrs.
d -rotord of Newburg, Me-, and
n ado Of Monroe, who received $500
sa.' requests to friends were made.
"a o' Inc eatate was given to Charles S.
5'ston Globe, April 10th.
WA n. AIril 18th, near birmingham
-s Maxwell car completed the 10000
20 motor run upon which it started