The Republican journal., 1910-03-17
TUE NEWS OF BELFAST.
,rIIsHERs. NOTICE.

WIS store of D. j. Dickens.
--Uivan, Searsport and M. ]. Dow,
80 authorized agents to receive sub
81 -- and advertisements.
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An EARLY RISER.
woke in her little warm bed.
.,r,e one calling, and calling" she said.
..l.hed at her covers, and said, 81 must
that's so earnestly calling to mel"
-5rned her fair garments of green and
gold
....shed her way up through the brown
garden mold:
.-...s aosed all about her with wondering
ND il was Spring who had coaxed her
little girl cried: 80 mother, my dear!
sIv has come and crocus is here"
- lea Idea Woman's Magazine for April.
fast Musical Society will have regu-
--z their room this, Thursday, even
DID. ,.r c. Mansfield is moving to her new
.-- Ilr. 5. ". johnson house on Court
.tal Aid sewing circle will meet
M d. {. Kilgore Friday, March 18th,
,- March and family are moving into
. sssutly bought of Mr.. Lewis Hart
r-et.
g. sophmores will have dance in
susie by Keyes' orchestra.
.. meeting of the Belfast Improve
- viii be held at the home of Mrs.
Monday, March 21st, at 2.30p. m.
-.s-- Of the Waldo County Agricul-
will hold meeting in the court
aursday, evening. A full attend
sted.
lie courtesy of Manager Clifford
9ily at the Girls Home enjoyed
moving pictures at the Belfast
Saturday, March 18th.
-... ZEE & Son represent the Mercan-
w. Insurance Co. of Boston, the
Insurance Co. of Watertown, N.
agara Fire Insurance Co. of New
be an entertainment and sale fol-
'ance and supper, at Equity Grange
sday March 23rd. Tickets to dance
upper so cents per couple. The
OIL Italy invited.
he a 15-cent supper and entertain
-- unity Reformed church tomorrow,
Hl ming to which the public is cor
ts I'D The proceeds will be applied
-.-. @a-ons Mills Chapel fund.
I'D -.veers' Club will meet with Mrs. F.
1-aa Court street, Tuesday, March 22nd.
Program paper, topic to be announced; read
ra rolla, by Miss Margaret Dunton,
Spas 5ypsies," by Miss Annie Field.
-asAet ball game scheduled for last Fri
jetween Belfast High and Neary's
5y-7 AtStars was cancelled, Manager
%ss- wiring the local management that sew
so. u men were sick and unable to play
meeting of A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Vet
=ars As held March 9Th for the purpose of
tgt IS necessary to have 20 and another
ueeuug will be held March 22nd and it is hop
% that =yeryone who is eligible will attend
BIZ JON he organization.
10. liam H. Cressey of Cumberland Mills,
-GmaHder of the Maine Division, in company
ann re Of his staff officers, will meet with
tr ~-moers Of A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of
Veteran next Tuesday evening at G. A. R.
Hall reorganize the Camp. All who have
-es r-gled are expected to be present.
t-.H 5rBscRIBERs. A Winterport corre-
wrtes: 1--WE have taken your paper
ars and would not be without it. We
the best family newspaper" So.
ral IS a very welcome visitor in our
rs another Waldo county subscriber
Haven, CT, subscriber says: Must
~ems like going home. We look for
more and more"
Try Mallard is to have larger sail
ar The foremost has been replac-
~ and longer stick, the old fore
ke the place of the former main
'lt' W III nave DOWSprll w. l.. Flelu
ars and has also made the masts
Hilary schooner brought here last
ave her rig changed to that Of cat
& Her cabin enlarged. Leroy Coombs
the work.
graph Herald of Dubuque, Iowa,
2-'.S'na full an article which recently ap-
te4'5- The Journal under the caption of
0'"1 The Mississippi in 1851" with an inter-
ss''s PRODUCTION by John Deery, Esq. Mr.
@s'' as for many years a resident of Ma
'Aas "1ere he held a responsible position in
''7 Mice Of the Clerk of Courts and later was
cues t- Of Belfast. From here he went to
''"a where he has practiced law with great
'''s and IS leading member of the bar in
D'ooIle He has not forgotten his old friends
Maire.
'hTHs AND MARRIAGES. In the list of
O'Hs eported the past year by the local ply
A7 DR. Elmer Small leads for the year, hav-
.'s '''~'aed a, DR.. E. D. Tapley, 20, and DIR.
gore, 10. The others were all below
III HE list of marriage returns, Rev. A.
'''e The Methodist church had the most
tev A. A. Smith, seven; Rev. D. L.
n We; Rev. A. G.. Roberts, three; Rev.
-'''' 5ssbach, two; Rev William Vaughan,
+. j. W. Vaughan, one; Rev. Herman
H-~ssr me.
'4i cities and towns a crusade against
tail moth has begun, but we hear of
Icing done in Belfast save by individ-