The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-04-21
-Ir NEWS OF BELFAST.

The bsiS Ell. 70 receive them early in May.
''a sN 5su England Tel. & Tel. Co. has receiv-
The '' ,.,r cycle for the use of the line
ed sne~ motor
H'sr t,-trightly suppers the Rebekahs have
ms me past season will be discontinued
rnti next fall
DD' .ai he a rehearsal by the Belfast Mu-
i' ss.ety at their hall this Thursday even
i1s at 80 oeI0'k-
| "s ,fcKechnie of Burnham recently
,,.-,, e mare with a record of 2.2O4
ing s4g' foF her
Massasot arrived Monday from
,ith nitrate of soda and tankage
.. ,os Mortimer Co.
.,i.I be dance at Mystic Grange hall
gslmout, Tuesday evening. April 26th.
Wsterman's orchestra.
18TH IS unusually early for pansies to
't am of doors, but Mrs. Louise B. Brooks
O'S7 large bouquet of them from her gar
A. IS, saturday,
.,-,ao Whitney. the well known psychic
..,gf.Id. Mass, will speak in Memorial
s.os,.. May 1st, at 2 p. m. and p. m.
.,... election at the door.
.-t. 1rual gives me lots of news and l
-s.. s worth. l have taken it some
W -a.- al years. The Tribune Farmer is
- 7 writes a subscriber.
r.-re has charge of section of the
...7 III the east side and has already
,.....~- ,cellent work, as we are informed
s.- V0. have travelled over it. He is
...... ,.-s split log drag made and will use
..;.-. stevens had good view of the
..- 4 H. (locaD last Friday. 1t was
......- n the southeast and moving to-
.-. MIR. Stevens describes it as
a-...s .ae.
- asrty pay roll of the Leonard &
,....... -a factory last Saturday amounted
e more than the preceding pay
.re .argest since this company has
.-..-..g the Belfast factory.
.-.r ants have been made by which
A.. r.r4 Birds class will continue to
. cguncil room, and the assessors,
,..- ... r.retofore occupied that room, will
--... .A ia the aldermens room.
sa. ~ another page letter from MIR.
r... Ninslow of Westfeld, Mass, in
.4.. -- tribute is paid to the Waldo Coun-
.-...-. I.espital The letter was in type
t...4-. week. > issue, but was unavoidedly de-
s--
.ra -e- show," which is to be given in
,,r- with the bazaar in the North church
v.s IN May, was written by John Ken
dr.. -z- and is too funny for anything. A
.- arce The Barrington's at Home
4, 87-g. viii also be given, and there will be
sa.t..a yea.
,.,,- 4reton made a seizure of pocket
r+i,. -tock at the Office of the American
Ey--.z- cympany last week-a case of 80
pr-s IT,. liquor was ordered in the name of
.s.r. arty who refused to call and sign
fl,.1- rul or to give an order for it, and as
ard5r -- law it was clearly contraband the |
sae-f aa. possession.
The N5mens Alliance of the First Parish
Jag-. ltarian) will meet at the home of
Hy ~cryft H. Conant this, Thursday, after
roon at o clock This will be the annual bust
ness meeting. Reports from the secretary and
rsssar-- sill be read and officers elected for
he .om.us year. A full attendance is desired.
rle e laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ball Of
Ag sand. who was operated upon recently
at the Il aldo County Hospital for appendicitis
sl5ne eeIl and on the road to complete re-
every sne left the hospital Monday, going
With he- mother to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
la rmbs where Mrs. Ball has been stop
pm. rG the past two weeks, to be near her
a@e inter
5-a-- f Capt. John o. Johnsons interest
ls hes of naval affairs during the Civil
oa... glad to know that he will begin a
Rev n an early issue of The Journal,
rnn next week. We have also received
Some testing letters from J. X. Brown,
F7 from Idaho and Montana. and from
b '.5ams of Springfield, Mo-, former
Pastor Tine NJ. E. church in this city.
Il. At the annual meeting of the
rrstian Temperance Union the fol-
al superintentendants were chosen:
-f Mrs. Nj. c. Staples; Charities and Aims
@-s's Yrs. Augusta Waterman; Peace and
a' ur Mrs. A. M. Smart; Narcotics, Mrs.
J." a.ghan Systematic Giving, Mrs. Hattie
Eggs day school work, Mrs. Mary Whit
ao-e o.lty in Art and Literature, Mrs. Ada
T. 51e- scientific Temperance Teaching in
>g1o1s, Mrs. Belle Fletcher; Mothers Meet
Tags Yrs W. F. Langill; Cradle Roll, Mrs. Ray;
.'s7-asa Mrs. Clay; Press, E. F. Miller;
'-"-- Mission, Miss E. P. rockingham; Pris-
W aaa Jail, Miss H. M. Millett; Soldiers and
''''s Mrs. Nellie Macomber; Literature,
mis- Fe'aice Durgin. At the meeting last
wees plans for work were considered, among
-7'l bang the formation of Loyal Temper
-''e Legion, We are very anxious to start
*|5 as a suitable leader can be found.
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