The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
HE NEWS OF BELFAST.

brcultural Society will be held at the court
use Saturday afternoon, January 18th.
fbis Thursday evening at 73O there will be
MI rehearsal of the opera Iolanthe and full
tendance of all who are to take part is earn
Nv requested.
Nv K bennett saw a robin near the Nc
In Mace on Northport avenue last Sunday.
avs were also heard last week, but they re-
in with us all winter.
rbe particulars concerning the Kineo range
,test will be given in The Journal next week,
a it is q prize worth contesting for. Look
the advt. next week.
Holm Cochran Chapter, D. A. R. will meet
th the Misses CHM on upper High street,
caday evening, January 10th; subject, 1.-THE
,rtan YOUTH" roll call, Ancestral Anecdotes.
IThe Belfast Savings bank has bought of the
S1imby and Faunce heirs the part of the brick
|pck not occupied by the bank, in which is the
|ore of E. H. Knowlton and the office of Hon.
bm II. Mcclellan.
The Travellers Club will meet with Mrs. A.
Small Tuesday, January 18th. Program
bper, Philip the Second" by Mrs. R. F Dun
IN; readings, "Burgos," by Mrs. Amos Glenn
t; THE Cid" by Miss Annie Field.
Ion Monday. January 10th, M. j. Dow, the
bterprising dry and fancy goods dealer OF
! ooks, will open bargain counter from which
ell the odds and ends from his stock Our
ers in Brooks and vicinity should give him
au.
i Ihe Star moving picture theater had
{pvded house last Frdayevening, the open
night. The interior has been renovated
made very attractive. The singer is Miss
a Parks and the aeeompanist Mrs Florence
aald.
. boistinr gear at the Coe- Mortimer plant
.v working finely and the second barge
| discharged last week in good time. Friday
.5 IF fertilizer in bags was discharged from
| -tssn.er city of Philadelphia and the steam
sr, saturday morning. Another barge ar
Eed Saturday,
Hncls-med letters remaining in the Belfast
q Office for the week ending January 4th:
L. Sadie Burgess. Miss Ruth Sargent, AL
ns + ,lIman. Z. H. James, Frank Johnson
Nv j aes. Lewis Knowlton, Rev. D. H. Me-
barry % F. Whtcomb.
Prof A W. Keen of Boston, well known in
], fast and vicinity for his musical ability, has
err secured by the management to conduct
musical part Of the opera Iolanthe. At the
ehearsal last Monday evening the dances and
larches We're rehearsed.
The Journal finds on enquiry that there have
eer srre sales in this city of the Xtravim
ne8 rlslasses. 1t is recommended for all
binds OF stock and the dealers will hand you
tt!e a1o5iet giving information as to its use.
+. oat uu by the Boston Molasses Company,
! j and eliable firm.
Tt. proprietor and clerks in James H.
ives store .njoyed picnic supper last
FEr TIT, table was spread in the carpet
bore which was made very attractive for the
cgasioa Il is an annual event, and this year
b llie The special clerks employed during the
.hn-tnia rush. Mr.. A. A. Howes was, as
sua the guest of honor.
TaF REVIEW OF THE YEAR. Mr.. John S.
ersald. although shut-in, has been able to
ra0are for us this year, as for many previous
kars a review of the year 1909 in Belfast, in
blicA an the local events of interest are noted,
b. record made of the city's progress in many
6rect0ns 1t is feature that always brings
6ders for additional copies and is good edi-
r. advertise in.
rrluRE POSTPONED. Rev. Adolph Ross
BE- received the following telegram yester
4 FROM Rev. S. Parkes Cadman under date
ton, January 9Th: "Train three hours
y New York to Boston, account of severe
II ,Hsr Missed Belfast train. Give later
b. Mir, Cadman was to have lectured in
ry last evening. The date of his coming
ae announced later.
ff annual meeting of the Women's Hospi-
tia NiI he held in Memorial Building, |
lr-ia January 18th, at 2.30 p. m. The |
rseG business will be: report of officers and |
gee election of officers and appoint
r. If r9mmittees; changes in bylaws, and
other 0usress that may come before the
n eeuuE Members are earnestly requested to
resent ana nelp plan for future work.
Il J Locke 4 Son opened for business in
\ r pw tore in the Chase block last Mon
corning. The interior arrangements are
ily completed but the store is very
ne one and there is a fine display in the
4 p ale glass show window. R. A. French &
Nl occupy the store vacated by H. J. |
poe Il Son as soon as the necessary changes
r he made, which include an extension of
J. Il re to the rear of the building.
Leroy Coombs has quite large crew at work
a ms BOAT shop, and is making rapid progress
tn the two boats now under construction.
Bhen the speed launch is finished she will be
ed out and the second 49, foot cruiser set
alongside of the first, which has been plank
ip The boats are all for New York parties
he speed launch will be used at Dark Har-
The coming season. Mr. Coombs has other
4 TX 4Nead which will keep him busy we'll into
sumner.
T. line recent meeting of the Waldo County
Sg-ealtura society the drawing of the annual
p took place. Horace Chenery drew the
Pr numbered five and it will be retired James
u""es, Charles r. Coombs, Joseph A. Nc
cen and Ralph L. Cooper were elected to
.egship. Permission was granted to Walter
ar1ng Of Waldo to erect a cottage at the
PoHods for his use, subject to the approval of
r iPerintendent as to location and STYLE
Harding is one of the largest exhibitors at
i e falr each wear and Mans to snend a GOOD