The Republican journal., 1910-03-03
ruF NEWS OF BELFAST.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE,

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proaks. are authorized agents to receive SUBJ
p.'r5rtjons and advertisements.
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r4a L aides Aid of the Methodist church will
..st with Mrs. Frank L. Written March 9th.
The Belfast Musical society will meet this,
rsg-sday. evening at 7.s0 to rehearse the
festival music.
The March meeting of the directors of the
a,re for Aged Women will be held at the
pon- ext Monday evening at 7.30.
va-eslus R. Krowlton has sold the house on
e-irs street, formerly known as the Fred
linn, house, to Lucy A. Redman.
The niversalist Social Aid will meet with
M, Iahn Stephenson, Union street, this,
~,.-s3ay, afternoon at go o'clock.
rrsrs was no quorum at the regular monthly
.s--~a Of the school committee, but some i'm
,,-a matters were informally discussed by
"a. r.mbers present.
4 darch meeting of the Alumni of Seaside
-,s... Iauans will be held with Mrs Helen A.
.--s. ligh street, this Thursday, afternoon.
.- S. c. graduates are invited.
AZ. pint on another page fine poem by
r,- ed W Brown of this city, contributed
..-. ouths Companion and of which men
5.sa- made in recent issue of The Jour
hrget that the annual concert and ball
81. - fast Hook and Ladder Co. will take
- The Opera House tomorrow, Friday
s..r-- Good music and good time are as
ines of the Unversalist parish are pre-
-- ~ their annual Easter sale, supper
s-. . -tainment, to be held in the church /
,..- - ednesday and Thursday, March 23rd /
-- -.'
will be mask ball at Mystic Grange
a. ar Belmont, Monday evening, March
"a Oh music by MitchelPs orchestra of
.,- -ces A good time is assured to all
~ nd
7aIey of Monroe, who was at the ice
. lrday afternoon with his stallion,
sr r-ur horse at any tine for race on the
.5 cor Commercial.
uains of r. S. Allen were brought here
. riay from Sanford and taken to
ie, his home town, for interment He
SO, aman and was killed by an electric
en working in Sanford
N. Irbor has been skinned over but once
his oter, and then the ice was not strong
enough % impede navigation. Much less ice
tar lal has formed along the shores and
r. = has passed for any danger of an ice
a.lo.5e
lanes H. Howes is making extensive i'm
r.9smeuts in his dry goods store in Odd Fell
.Ts .ek The cloak and suit room has been
s-a-z.. q show case made for rugs, and ]. S.
Arr laying a new hardwood floor in the
man re.
TIE card of registration will meet Tuesday,
Nar h, and be in session each day from 9
an F.. p. M, to p. M, 7 to p. M, ex
eeat ~iay the 18th, when registration will
e5sa IL + p, m. sharp. The board is not in
session Saturday. /
TIE eather Board Factory of East Belfast,
va seatly connected with telephone, solely .
On account of the advantages of being able to
s.nnon The fire department in case of fire, a
Ire saru box having been placed in the Gen.
1a Office at Belfast, and is rung by the opera
tr .L-n fires occur in the rural sections
telephone Topics.
James W. Waterman of North Appleton re-
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wner of Pearl Brook Farm, Belfast,
handsome FLY. Her dam was sired by Phillips,
s--.+ .yone, who was the greatest sire the
.sr saw; her second dam was by Thack-
sr.er son of Gideon.
q Ames, who has been living at 109
It. has bought the Horace B. Small
3! Waldo Avenue, and will take pos
saon as the house is vacated by Mr..
M ed M. Smalley, who expect to move
farm on the Edgecomb road, own
Chenery.
Wilson is one of our most success
d getting from a single acre as good
N many get from much larger area.
af y received 40 tons of lime ashes from
N So be used on his farm at Little Riv-
were landed at the campground |
Ff- hauled to the farm.
7a.a IN has been placed on an office door
81 block which reads, Carleton Doak,
4" ra5 at Law" 1t is perhaps little pre-
na.cF= AS Carleton is still at the Law School |
Bangor, from which he will graduate next |
t4l- .itf1rub h has already passed an eYcel. |
| eat eAarr nation for admission to the bar.
Clifford c. White, whose leg was broken by
ala' ION a cottage at Saturday Cove on
Which he was working left the private hos
N'a IN which he had been for the past five
Weeks last Saturday and was the guest of his
a0iher Mrs, Jennie White, on Spring street
O'ofe lsaving for his home in Camden. While |
'a leg still in a plaster cast he is getting on
Wei and canning in strength every day.
Aitil alarm was given Saturday noon for a
'sl 10 'he house on Belmont avenue owned by
as Ross heirs of Camden, and occupied by
aus 3rlie Emmons. Members of Washing
'' Hose company responded promptly and
sN-'hgp sned the fire with the chemical, but
"le partitions had to be torn down. The fire
''ght ID a sleeping room and burned up
through INTO the attic. Damage about 5000.
jWTE LAND DEAL. Mrs. Josephine
sf- II Miller street, has bought the
"l5le Eisnor farm, formerly known as the
7go'f place, on the Belmont road. Mr..
'''N has bought the Israel A. Gardner farm
ar1 Nv arIp hos