The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-12-29
!: NEWS OF BELFAST
LIPS, NOTICE.

.,rBLISHEhs :.
fpp -, Of The Journal are on sale at
easa,aT, =. ts At the post office.
sES ,SrToN sPSisst'' the store of l. H. w.
1rFF'S'' n;,.ans
yoF Sullivan sears apsants ad to receive sub,
ssIs sF snd 1advertisements,
''f 5'.g rll Journal PUBLISHING Co.
Ian. the docks last Sunday night.
q a''' r,+ rrintery, l25 Main street.
pe BIa.tett. proprietor, has some new
,..4 eats were remembered at
1 l..,,. by prairie chicken w'Sn''ne' ITO"
h'~ oAor,b Guild will meet with Mrs.
as SH'" rrsnklin street, next Monday
:, 81 the usual hour
f1i's meeting of the Improvement
III 'esuI 1s held with Mrs. Fred W. Pote
d'H T W., sfternoon at 2.so o'clock.
H" If the Belfast Musical Society
reD' "A 3, he present at the regular
| Re-. 5.51 to b. held next Tuesday evening
''t ,... Gun Club had shoot on the
|Gh' P~ ,,rrds last Monday, but by request
|sd'a'' : Tho members the score is withheld.
@D' raj, ailed the pond of the B. j.
aTln'' M at Little River, and for the
! W.. sa,'I n raue weeks water was running
= - tss -eceived from the Bangor
ihs ''. Railroad Co. two handsome cal
w. ,a,r with Illustrations of scenes
M Is lines
" 10. HIS have begun saving for
...s, at their mill at the foot of Pitchers
Sl' s.,,f he glad to have the patronage of
~ ~ ,,3 Iiss first class work in their line.
oss-ur # Seaside Chautauqua
lF ta 4sl. with Mrs. E. P. Frost, High
~ a., ada. afternoon. January End. All
's..-s sfa-cls S, c. are requested to be
gent
v,4g.ter # Burnham. recently ap-
To- ...-..-. .,sr hy Sheriff elect jenkins,
.s.,n-i ae the representative from
,. lis Iegislature and cannot
lb,sa offices.
r.-..r-. t1 are of the First Parish
-.., ra-e VS. meet at the home of
p.ra i Hwes, Cedar street, this,
',l.. .,-.--..r. at 2.30 o'clock. A musi-
rro.-an s'l be given,
,.,.-.. GiuHIt5n has sold the house on
r.. .-r rHery known as the Angler
e. Mr. Nllaa A. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. g.a-, aya been occupying the house
he - r seeping boarders.
be -,-.fsn Herald says that Roy Webster
,,.sgo-. rs griug as chief engineer of the
m.- 5t,-. Star when she resumes her
,o t7s Belfast and Islesboro route this
az The silver Star is undergoing extern
,,ssa- at Camden.
s,,aar, # the storm on Christmas eve
,ss9rsraaa ball at Silver Harvest Grange
vas postponed to New Years eve, Dec.
Prizes al be given for the most conf
y,,.mes Of both ladies and gentlemen.
esy carney orc hestra.
Il Terss. VI the Windsor Hotel, Belfast,
7ssr grand master in the hotel line and
tie reputation Of conducting one of the
houses In the State The Windsor enjoys
r. summer business and has always been
home u the Commercial Travellers
land Board Of Trade Journal.
GENEROUS GIFT. The members of the
N Mills chapel society, a branch Of Trim
Reformed church, are very grateful to
Edward Games of the Boston Lumber
1ary for gift of 100 feet of pine boards
used in building the new chapel. Mr..
Mcleod, the foreman of the mill, has
generously offered to saw for the chapel
lumber the people may furnish. The Bos-
lumber Go is cutting on what was former
{ Benjamin Kelley place in East Belfast.
Hiram Farrow left Belfast December
N lu.are Calf, where he was called by
seajd IT his lncle, Mr.. Hiram Pitcher,
e1roi A0rthport, who died in that city
anae. 'rh. MIR. Pitcher went to Califor-
.655 and Tor the past thirty years his
Ives mad supposed him dead as nothing
,sca nsa-u from or of him. Mr.. Farrow
med borne asst Friday night with the re-
j hs lrcle, which were placed in the
a,9i"'e ametery. While in California
safEow o1kej after the estate of his late
e > s. FIERCE Co. This we'll known
On MN of grocers publish quarterly a
ll-fs called The Epicure. The first pages
le''Iea to reading matter on epicurean
Is followed by menus and directions for
AiiAg them and an indexed price list. In
D5eemoer issue the house deviates from
.leY OF refraining from mentioning the
flefce 70. in the reading matter to give
statistics Of its business. The sales dur
lie last ilscs year amounted to Sc, 736, 49,
mpef Of employees, 748; of horses, 27S;
. pal' al the port of Boston, sos, 349, 10;
", o. original packages imported, 1885,
'ae name Of S. S. Pierce Co. on pack
u guarantee of excellence and purity.
"l'' ensures their large sales. A. A.
. 70 carry the S. S. Pierce Co. goods,
u a'e 'oc at the Boston prices.
sAiSH oPARRows. Some meal was spilled
s4''e' in front of The Journal Office the
10y and the English sparrows Toasted
g" 'he afternoon. Some times a very
''S ORD would fight the others off for
~ '4's to be vanquished in his turn.
-. meal occupied space as large over
9' pail and there was abundant room
5.I '' 'f more to feed at once, one sparrow
possesSlon of the center and en-.