The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-05-13
!, NEWS OF BELFAST.

S0 time brought 20 people on the excur-
ne Co. f,stine last Thursday.
y ' d, MANS Hospital Aid will meet with
ne small Friday, May 18th, at 8 o'clock.
.oyement Society will meet with
T's W. Pote Monday, May 18th at 2.30 p. m.
..arsalist Social Aid will meet with
!" W., Norch. Bridge street, this Thurs
atterno'" , =. s,,,.,, u..,,.,.
j" .n Waldo, May 10Th with music by
'F al, orchestra consisting of violin,
WI ronOcne and piano
n,II be a dance in Equity Grange
per- r,.,.t on Thursday evening, May 18th,
bv Pauls orchestra of three pieces.
fp ,,ilI be served at intermission.
D,,fsst Livery Co. has new matched
.-sas that have attracted much atten-
--.e were used for the first time for the
.srors. 1t is handsome pair.
a .aekN leHedISdis VI tho okoio Aoioi.he
.,rtinue for the..summer months, to be
ssotember list The committee plans
s' the opera the last week in Septem-
,..,o.i letters remaining in the Belfast
d. far NE week ending May IL: Miss
r,..,rhe. Miss Annie Davis, Clarence
NJ. # Hunt, Frank Yates e letters,)
Holland
.. rformed last week on what we
;..., GOOD authority that the tax rate for
..,, would he ? per cent, but were advised
,.-q.s,rs Yesterday that the tax rate
IT, beer rsed-
a.. ,.r, ae a dance in Odd Fellows hall
.,.oe l,day, evening under the auspices
|7.lo fodg, 0. o. I. All round dances;
~ ke,es orchestra. Gentlemen's
.. .eots. aides tickets Is cents.
RI. ..op Glaremont, the auxiliary Mallard
.-. ,a5D launch which Leroy Coombs has
...,sral we're launched last week, and Capt.
t., getting has sloop, the Fiona, ready to
au@rnuss'on.
4. he la.- for the meeting of the Waldo
.,t teachers association comes on Mon
l., a,s. ST. the day to be observed as Me-
ia, T. is aNpected that change will be
...r T.- a,, June LIST. The meeting will
-4l IN me 1an hall, Islesboro.
NJ Alliance Of the First Parish Church
~-aa .y meet at the home of Mrs.
su vae, edar street, this, Thursday,
4.-,o. 50 o'clock This will be the
r4a,as the season. A musical pro-
ar 5. l gNen quotations from favorite
M. Belfast N c. 7. U. will meet with Mrs.
| y ed-u tomorrow, Friday, at 2.30 p.
/ ae aa PREVENTED full meeting last
h. alvYt Franchise; also some items of
u,-.s ID. Hembership contest has closed
l. lie -.r IS expected to continue it's
aua
Mao rsdae who has been living in the
ilus ao-se on Church street, has leased
h esd.nee Of c. E. Perkins, No. 10 Elm
raa Mr. Perkins is occupying his cottage
b Sor.bparr Campground, where for many
qn be has conducted successful grocery
5sres.
aanj Chef Templar, E. H. Emery of the
|n6 ode, Of Maine, Good Templars, has
Gl1ce the appointment of State deputies
III sen eal counties The Waldo county
|Hrts. .re as follows: ]. H. Hamilton of
s7tas7 ,tge; NJ. j. Dow of Brooks lodge; G.
t@e@- Belfast lodge.
layton ephenson, one of the losers by
Il Ire TIE hnowlton building on High
as ga Hsred with James Pattee & Son
sr eaSed with their promptness in
&r4 . oss. The fire took placef Sunday
a"2 laasday his loss was adjusted and
t1sa atelved the money.
-sds trden is the manager of D. Viii
-s relmery in this city, and not
4sa guan as enormously stated last
Va man was the manager some
4g" row in Massachusetts,. There
in the amount of cream ship
u8 have been 500 gallons.
Of this city received letter
Verb h prominent citizen of Castine,
i9a arg other things: Honestly l
4A De- has burt your people SO far as trade
t'W" Of quite number who would
~sgo7- FL i=iast but since the -- came
aye gong Rangor Ten cent excursions
pay
% AIual meeting of the Children's Aid
NsF OF Na.ne will be held at the home of
secretary IS Spring street, Belfast, on
,''-'' May 18th at 2 o'clock. The order of
+''s VIII be- to hear the report of officers;
~''ecJlon Of ltlicers and committees; changes
1s ny Ia"s, and any other business peculiar
Af meeting.
~ ,1'ia' -ltherlngton has leased the Mans
@'''e Ill ne loot of Main street and is fit
,' =" up ''r d machine shop. His machinery
"'F arrived some days ago. He was
-''F N The employ of the Duplex Roller
company, and made many friends
'"' VIII. welcome his return to become a
''aheHr resident.
H. 1aHct given in Odd Fellows Hall last
evening by the Belfast High school
Ml ""' a very pleasant and successful
A. went The hall was decorated in the
o9's and Keyes' orchestra furnished
by ,''''' Which was excellent. Mrs. Clarence
H. Miss Caroline W. Field, Miss
aug W. Parker and Miss Florence E. Dun
NE patronesses.
e,. ''' mort schools, under the efficient
t''enre Of Mason l. Stevens, are ALI