The Republican journal., 1910-02-17
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.
Publishers NOTICE.

s., February Is, A. D., 1910 at o'clock
. dominate candidate for mayor and a
ra for road commissioner, to be sup
- If the annual city election to be held on
zenith day of March, A. D. 1910.
It'd accuses to nominate candidates for
.. Ulcers, viz: one Alderman, two Council
NE member of the School Committee,
. stable, Warden, and Ward Clerk, for
H 50 s-d also to choose two members of the
rfeau city committee for each ward, will
Is r. IS follows: For wards one, two and
.-.s- ar the court house on Friday, February
,.-. at 80 o'clock p. M; for wards four and
f.. heir respective ward rooms, on Thurs
-s lz1ruary "a, 1910 at o'clock, :. m.
g.. transact any other business which may
-.... come before said caucuses. Per
- republican city committee.
0. S. VICKERY, Chairman.
Z. r. CONNER, Secretary
February S, 1910.
r- mprovement Society will meet with
el W. Pote next Monday at $50 p. m.
Monroe has been acting as station
typoint during the absence of F. M.
Boston.
NOR class of the Belfast High school
.4 q dance in Odd Fellows hall this,
evening.
er and harbor bill, reported to the
House February 18th, carries an APP
5r Of 600 for Stockton harbor.
< TrusseIl have had a new hard
laid in their store, lis High street.
rey and JOS G. Patterson did the
-!aa subscriber in sending a remittance
ne journal: I'VE must have it, it con-
much of interest to us 'old-timers,
,ally the shipping news
Eye meeting last Friday night Castle
nights of King Arthur resumed its
irst aid to the injured, which was in
III by the district conclave the previous
lnual meeting Of the Maine Pharma-
association will be held in Castine July
and 8th, and pharmacist of national
will be secured to deliver a lecture be-
association.
were received here last Saturday from
ri Mrs. William Hubbell Getz of Mil
Wis, announcing the birth of son,
Flingwood. Their Belfast friends ex-
calculations.
,.assmates of Miss Louise Weber gave
easant surprise party at her home on
rect last Saturday evening. The even
as spent with games and other amuse-
- folloWed by refreshments
-e viii be an open meeting of the Bel
lsical Society Thursday evening, Febru-
h. when program of four or five num-
alll be presented. The public is cordially
d. Admission to non-members 10 cents
ing those who received State certificates
nerintendence grade February 10th were
tluJ Knowlton, Belfast; Robert w. Nor
frankfort; Inez M Pendleton, Islesboro;
.r s Adams, Richmond; Tyler M. Coombs
ra)haven.
make up for the four days the High
.7 was closed on account of diphthera
MS will be held Saturday for the next
weeks and on Washington's birthday,
1ary 22nd. If the committee think adj
. 9 the grade schools will make up the time
end of this term.
a-. J. w Vaughan held his third meeting
point last Sunday evening at the resi-
If Mr.. R. H. Mosher. His subject was
ison of Christ" and his remarks were
elpful and inspiring. There will be an
meeting held at the residence of Mrs. E.
81. next Sunday at $50 p. m.
members of Pentagoet Tribe of Red
Ni come over from Castine next Monday
ng on the regular trip of steamer Golden
take part in the parade of the Red Men.
'l= evening the Golden Rod will make
i trip to bring over party to attend the
aud the Red Men will return with them at
use of the festivities
Fred A. johnson began packing her
mold goods last Monday and with her
son Robert will join Mr.. Johnson in
~, Colo, in a few weeks. Mrs. A. P.
fed will occupy the Johnson rent, and
+, F, Bramhall and family will move to
enement vacated by Mrs. Mansfield in
hat vas formerly the Newell Mansfield house
ranklin street, now owned by Mr.. F. S.
lrson.
,rl J. Braley entertained the clerks in Mr..
'Les H. Howes' store last Wednesday even
~ A pleasant feature of the evening was
r.3e to and from the Braley home on the
2 horse sled with the host holding the reins.
% enJoyable evening was passed with music
'- games. Master Earl was assisted by his
jar who served refreshments This was
be- 9f series of parties the clerks are enjoy
Z nj their homes
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Charles A. Pills.
who had been making call at house
N Miller street, slipped in descending some
t-'s and in falling dislocated her left knee.
d accident was seen by passers, who kindly
i'iered assistance and Mrs. Pilsbury was
'Sen to her home on Court street. DIR. Small
as summoned and came at once and assisted
J 'r. ). W. johnson set the knee and placed
f splints. The injury will involve keeping
bed for ten days, and confinement to the
90se for some time longer.
lNSuRANCEs. Thomas Atwood, Winterport.
agent for the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
any of Hartford, Conn.,, the Philadelphia Fire
l'lrance Company of Philadelphia, Penn,
10 the Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
ompany of Springfield, Mass. These are all
.fong, reliable companies and noted for
rompt payment of losses. :. Albert M. Ames,
'ockton Springs, is agent for the old and re-
able Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford,
Onn. with surnlus of mora than thrao mil