The Republican journal., 1910-02-10
THE NEWS OF BELFAST
puRLIsHEKs, NOTICE.


WlNTERPoRT. At the store of /. H. W.
Wharf.
H. Sullivan, Searsport and M. ]. Dow,
urcoks are authorized agents to receive sub
..riptons and advertisements.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
The Universalist Social Aid will meet with
Mrs John A. Fogg this, Thursday afternoon at
o'clock
The Belfast Band has been engaged to fur
-,. music for the street parade of Tarratine
r4se If Red Men February 2lst.
I'm renting for renewal of subscriptions
III, The Republican Journal and Tribune Farm
va slbscriber writes, Cant get along with
r them"
The spoon left in Memorial Hall at the mill
..., whist party still awaits its owner at The
bgrnal Office 1t is sterling, of the Paul Re-
rare design and of recent date.
in, laimed letters remaining in the Belfast
-.st Dffce for the week ending February sth:
Mrs II R. Lowell Jno. W. Jones, Mr.. Rich,
-., f. Smith, Master Maynard Williams.
lass of Is in the High School are to begin
-rs study of mechanical drawing as soon as the
materials can be secured. Miss Evelyn r.
rrson. the special teacher of drawing, is to
,4 uct the class.
ra. power yacht Natawa, built in this city by
ssr.. A. Coombs for W. c. Bryant of Bangor,
3D.. .-sn sold by Mr. Bryant to New York
. The Natawa is at Bristol, R. l., where
-s hauled out for the winter
aides of TIL omas H. Marshall Circle. g.
Celebrated Lincoln day at their regular
.. last Tuesday. All the members were
I'LL. -s3 with quotations on Lincoln and Sc
.= were read from the BEST Lincoln
Tersely told
auxiliary of the North Church has re-
......a letter from Mrs Kellogg (nee Miss
.... Repes.) of Shoa-wu, China. Mrs. KEEL
-.-. .ormerly of Bangor, visited Belfast last
.5qusr and addressed the auxiliary. Her let
.s.e.I he read at the next meeting to be held
d. Mss Grace Halls.
r5. range contest is proceeding very salts
.s.-7~ally. The second prize to be added will
as. couch, and we are awaiting its arrival
ron he factory to make more detailed an
r.r ument 1t will be exhibition when
-scs.sd at the furniture store of H. E. Nc
r.r.i. 70 Main street.
Hiss Tarks will be heard in two new songs
. .as star Theatre tonight. The same pleas
lures of last night will be on again to-
.a Tomorrow and Saturday night there
go. g series of pictures which, judging
rn the subjects. ought to please all classes.
he r.nagement is giving the public every
..q.rtunlJy to see the best films made.
as F. Field has sold his interest in the
NTH firm of Field & Rogers to Roy
--a' md the new firm will be known as
r7a 4 rogers. Mr.. Strout has been fore
r.r the blacksmith department of the Du-
Dies unller Bushing Company for five years.
His finally are living in the Doe house on Ce-
-as street.,
The rgaders of the Journal have treat in
r, for them in new series of articles by
F-;-A " l'owen of Waterville, entitled "The
Queer Of the Kennebec; or, the last of the
Haupanoags.' The last series by Mr.. Gowen,
Along Arnold's Trail,'' attracted much atten-
,.g and was widely read and commended. We
shall begin the series next week.
Mrs Levi Clay Mrs. Leslie c. Follett and
Mr. L. c. Putnam took the examination for
CELSIUS taker conducted by Mr.. Frederick w.
Brown in the High school room last Saturday.
Their papers were forwarded to E. P. Spot
t,-5 af Deer Isle, who is supervisor of the CEN
Sd. i the Third District, and he will make the
agr5 ntment of the Belfast census taker.
s.. Los Angeles, California, subscriber writes:
Tier, week for more than twenty years l
ass lad the pages of The Journal. To the
-e.l u- my memory it has never once failed in
al these years to make its journey of three
t-=4nd miles each week, always arriving on
lay and hour due. Wishing The Journal a
17- and prosperous life, am etc,
+p-ness on the Belfast branch of the Maine
1s-sl has been unusually good for many
H.As and the shipments of fertilizer at this
give the railroad men all they can do,
Ar- ug extra time. Last Sunday % cars of
LEI Ter were shipped from the Coe M ortimer
"as. The passenger and freight service on
-a= branch is all done with two engines and
tt. rain crews.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
'ree win be with Mrs. f. P. Frost High
sc-er Monday afternoon, February 14th
The lesson will be from the c. L. S. C. book.
he Friendly Stars chapters three and four;
magazine topic, "a Reading Journey through
Egypt, Thebes, Karnak and Luxar." The roll
2s-- quotations on "Aristocracy." All who are
Interested are invited.
"iLLIAMsoN's HISTORY. We continue to re-
eNe letters from those interested in the pub
Aeation Of the second volume Of Williamson's
History of Belfast. Ralph Emery writes from
kalamazoo, Mich: "You may put me down
'or Two copies, and if necessary will take three
more, We also have calls at The Journal Of
nee from persons wishing to subscribe. It
would seem as if now was the time to move in
the matter
The mems at Pineland Poultry Farm, East
Belfast, are attending strictly to business and
Cease over former seasons, due to care in
Breeding and attention to feed and sani-
Larry conditions. The incubators have not
been started yet, as this farm does not make
later are better for laying stock. Eggs may
10" be had for Matching, and later young
el'eKs, for which orders are received now.