The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-17
: NEWS OF BELFAST.

lao Wis, subscriber writes: 1--WE
= Ai"a INV the paper, but are proud of it.
st 'nt :.sa.t to Maine journalism
rs ..-salist Social Aid will meet with
Tie o"l Howard. Congress street. this,
W, t.,. afternoon at go o'clock
l'ol'' If the Unitarian society will
1'' -npual Christmas sale the afternoon
toa 'nsl ,th. n the church parlor. Further
p'.y ,... al be given later
pr 7as PEARSON, Citypoint, has put up
W. article Of chow chow in pint jars
s1'H ,.-e8 some of his friends with SAM
sld ''. .s well with baked beans, etc.
Pc ..... r9e! & Hay Co. loaded schooner
-f' frs. Of the week with hay and coal
Gsi' Island and other points down the
n qorday they loaded two cars with hay
-l clifford has resigned as substitute
.- at the Belfast post Office. AS
ls7s' names on the eligible list a civil
| ger -,.,a-ion will be held later to fill
he position
-,.-.sr.s Alliance of the First Parish
~ r-,;-eriarl will meet at the home of
'i--'. .-s. Qulmby, Miller street, this,
s' ss,s-uaon at 2.30 o'clock. The sub
!a- .. osg.. will be The Woman's Suf-
haze Movement
...... letter from party in Massachu-
.rts 90 lease farm within to
&C. 7s ias- with stock and tools, or with
-..' he to know the price. If any
Farm .o ease, and will send the par
this ice their communication will
b. .a
- -7rrer has sold the carriage, har-
sl.-saIe meat business he has con-
many years on Front street, and the
.v---r.. arose names are not made public,
r,, ..=ss...r January lst 1t is not known
.a Vr Corners plans for the future
-l he will take well-earned
Nj. ae=- cares,
r,.n st.els remaining in the Belfast
.....- FL. week ending November 18th:
--~ Susie Goodwin, Mrs. G. Rob-
,.. ..-. -... White, Mrs. Hattie Wilde, H.
Hansen, A. H. Milliken, A.
Marden. L. A. Nickerson,
c.- b. +. c. Sleeper, R. B. Smith,
r.- lthwick.
vaujng, November 18th, f.
p.. .Ha well-known recital organ
IL. -e3 by Miss Gladys M But
r.- -arsport, will appear in re-
s.- .4regational church at Sears
Mill who will be remembered
f.-. ~. rfable playing several years
w. . front rank of Americas con-
a- and Miss Butman is a young
rs uized ability. The program
z -a Iuetts for organ and piano
81. 71 Of unusual interest Tickets
a.e-s
hg joe .e-ly and Belfast Telegraph and
Ts.s.- at the Grange hall in Morrill,.
Egs t.H The following officers were
esc- si-nt Lucius C. Morse; Vice Presi-
d7. + ). simmons; Secretary, Clarence H.
in5r treasurer John C. Carey; Directors, L.
Nor J- Walker, j. F. Marden, Herman
gsE;sH. HAey Thompson, j. H. Cilley and
GNlr.y directors meeting, Novem-
be, 3d. JOHN 81 Carey was elected business
ra7aca- and James H Cilley was elected COL
ec ,arence H. Smith, Secy.
Mss Grace Hayes, chief operator of the
Waldo ia epn9ne company, entertained the
4s-2.af+ asst griday night at her home or Bay
View stree. The company gathered after
working hours and fine supper was served at
Nc-or. This was followed by music and a
SOFA hour during which a flashlight of the
@n9a-g vas made. A guest of honor was
Mss May endieton, an Islesboro operator
who earning telegraphy here The opera
hn PRESENT wore, Miss Frances Sanborn, Miss
@a5 Preston, ISIS Stella Durgin, Miss Louise
i2as, Miss hansdall, Miss Raleigh, and
b0Aaee. Miss ldella Knowlton and Miss
Ea 5na5ey