The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-01-13
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.
wANrEp-EoR MARCH 18th.

Men VINO possess OplIllOIlS dHu Will,
Men who have honor, and who will not lie;
Men who can stand before demagogue
And scorn his treacherous batteries without
winking.
Tall men, sun crowned, who live above the fog
In public du ty and in private thinking
81. G. Holland.
The Improvement Society will meet with
Mrs f. W. Pote next Monday at 230 O'Clock
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The W. C. 7. U. will meet with Mrs. H. A.
Carter, High street, tomorrow Friday, after
noon at 2 o'clock.
All who are to take part in Iolanthe are re-
uuested to attend the rehearsal this, Thursday
el enng at 7 o'clock
There will be dance in Peavey Hall, CITY
point Saturday evening, January 18TH WIN
music by Mason's orchestra
.. f. Bicknell of Rockand has contract 10
Guild for New York parties "a gasoiene sa"i
boats, from 20 to "a feet in length.
My 0. E. Frost, DIR. f. W Tapley, and others,
t5d their automobiles out last Saturday and
found the going excellent. 1t was or'eh' anu
beautiful dav with moderate temperature.
We have received more encouraging letters
alocofning the publication OF the secohu VOL.
1l.ae Of Wiiamson's History of Belfast ana
ys5l have something further TO say OH 'ne
subject next week.
The Womans Alliance Of the First Parish
church Unitarian viii meet at the nome OF
Mrs William 3. Swan, High street, this,
Thursday. afternoon at go O'Clock. The sub
.s- Of the paper viii be The Friends.
.- reply to an enquiry from Thorndike we
...5 saw that Rev S. Parkes Cadman will
5re ia Belfast some time in April date 10
I'm. 4aanced later His subject will be "Ihe
.r-tn in Two Worlds" Tickets, so cents
..s. Coombs "shut-in last Saturday after
-es first Of two lower cruisers he is to
.- Tor New y rk parties The material used
'..lr construction is of the best and Mr.
. ~ lbs has crew of expert boatbuilders.
claimed letters remaining in the Belfast
s.. othee for the week ending January llth
Ur- Fila Blake. Mrs Katie Bullock, Mrs Elsie
Hall. Miss Sadie Jackson, Margaret Mitch
4ll Miss Mary Radcliffe, Ralph MeKusick, T.
j. Thompson, pr Il. l. Williams.
Harry Kinney Rurnham, is the present own
CT If the grey gelding, VIII Curry 2l9 a. pac-
ing, having purchased him recently OF Angus
tas Street Commissioner, W. ). Knowles. we
note that the geldIng started IN the first ice
races + he year held AT Guilford on Christ
mas day.-Turf Farm and Home.
Tire records Of the city clerk of Belfast show
-1a- -nare were 81 births in this city in 1909
against total Of SO in 1908; 55 marriages
in,
'-o. Uar local review gives full list of the
.s4fh and marriages. for the year,
tar moving picture theater now has
Illuminated star over the entrance,
appropriate emblem and guide to the
al.+ernent seeker. The moving pictures and
H-e.ated songs at this theater are first class
ASSN attracting large audiences
ae--de Chautauqua Circle will meet with
g.. b L. Weber, No p Court street, Mon
81. arnoon, January 18th. The lesson will
Greek View of Life" page 209 to end
rter, and Homeric Stories, books twenty
z'. twenty-four Quotations from "Idyls
s.ae sing"
Fillsbury- Chadwick wedding will take
s, his, Thursday, evening at the home of
-.de's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John c. Chad
Hs Northport avenue. Rev. David L. Will
otiiclate and only the relatives and in
friends of the bride and groom will be
i.t The Bridgets, a social club of which
.-= IIaGwiek is a member will serve.
were recently accosted near Primrose
High street by woman who wished to
Helted to the Revere House. After care
rolntng out the way and explaining the
the best OF our ability, we were rather
Jack and somewhat at a loss for an
'--.. vbe The woman looked at US in help
5.rl Of way and asked Glow many
..D-
- upper on the European plan will
emorial hall tomorrow, Friday,
p NJ, by the Guild of the North
..U LADIES will be reserved upon appli-
Miss ENERGY CHM, telephone 213-3.
i.sntal music will be rendered during
chicken, peas, rarebit, sandwiches,
aui coffee viii be served to order All
Hrsrelc,me.
East FREE LIBRARY. A bulletin con-
--ne an accumulated list of the books added
i'tildSI ETee Library during TIE idSI
.I- months, and Spanish photography, will
4hllshed during January 1t is the plan to
these booklets quarterly if a sufficient
.-r5er sell at five cents per copy to defray
4 he espense. Copies will be mailed soon as
re-,yad from the press to those desiring them.
-.lridge S. Pitcher has received a letter
from Professor William Chapman asking him
gage the Belfast Opera House for March
.ltf for concert to be given here with
Madame Langendorff as the star performer
Nalame Langendorff was of the stars of
festival concerts, and is of the type OF
7ltumannHe Professor Chapman further
ADVISES that he will be in Belfast in few
Ves KS to nelp arrange matters for this concert
The Journal has number of very interes.
.'t articles in reserve to be published as soor
-oorn can be found for them. This week the
rlew of the year 1909, for which many read
ook with interest, occupies good deal Of
QUO pace The matter held over includes
Iersona letter from young lady of Stockton
-prings who is spending the winter in Florida
some "reminiscences of an old time election il
Belfast in which Frank Berry figured, poem
rom valued contributor, etc.
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