The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-02-23
: NEWS OF BELFAST
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. cAccrs. The Republican voters
81 Bs.fast are hereby notified to
r. st the Court House in Belfast,
March, ?. A. D 1911 at 7-s0 O'Clock
mate candidate for mayor to be
The annual city election to be
s- 18Th day of March, A. D. 1911
.s3 CD .s IN nominate candidates for ward
ST. aae alderman, two councilmen,
ger ,f the school committee, one
& .o-3sr and ward clerk for each
-:ia' moose TWO members of the Re-
81 ommttee for each ward, will be
5;i For ward one, two and three
w. House on Thursday, March 2,
p .s.s p. IN; for wards four and FIVE
~ -.rvs ward rooms, on Wednesday,
.s. ar 80 o'clock p. m. Also, to
s''l .-q other business which may proper
fore sad caucus.
'' .os Republican City Committee.
l.. l. ROBBINS, Chairman.
F E. BABcocK, Secretary.
a -t-is-y p 1911
-...-. lance at Peavey's hall, City
.--.s. Feb 18th.
-s~t Social Aid will meet with
savitt, East Belfast, this,
-e,n at 2 o'clock.
...... p. clio observance of Washing
...--.- ls IS 4 legal holiday, and the
l..r Offices, etc, were closed.
s- from Amos Clement dated
fa, Feb. 18th, says: Seems
..- E1t sunshine and thermome-
.,.E cay"
r.. -.. t.1- train made two runs to
.-.... ... san lay. at o'clock a. m. and at
foundations of freight at
a.. aa. stations.
,.--- s-cretary of the Waldo Coun-
1890 .-.- Association, has already receiv-
sarucations for space on the
d., tts more fakirs than ever
..-. .-- annual excursion to Wash
.r5r Belfast March 10Th, and
.. .1,Ssi good list of patrons.
~. -. -s never visited the National
-.-..... sail themselves of this oppor-
err
r.. -.a .-- hub will meet with Mrs. F.
=. ag February 2sth. Program:
.,.- ~. u4a." by Mrs. Brown; 1.-THE
.;. by Mrs R. F. Dunton; read
Al, .--. aust Of Russian Art" by Miss
-.-.- rrr Of Albion was brought to
s2s .r,y Hospital last Saturday. He
.. The Jones mill in Morrill, and
Iet s- aas accidentally caught in the
r .rsra- the first and third fingers and
.vs,- Tie Eand severely.
IT, uvr Alliance of the First Parish
.r-a.5- casrch will meet at the home of
!. a1-ttt H Conant tomorrow, Friday,
tern ~ q. 80 o'clock. THE Vatican and
.gsa1y1s with france, Spain and Portugal"
he .olec. VI the paper. Members will
ssss lice The change of date.
john Cos If North Searsmont has bought
lat Va .51usriy the Miles Staples house on
lie. s.rast e Dexter T. Clements, who
gsa. the Staples estate. Mr.. Cox will
oyg last Lorin Cross, who spends his
nrsr I'D las South Shore, Northport, and
.ra=-- Massachusetts,, has bought the
9& .a ID Morrill, MIR. and Mrs. Cross
-ozr= morrill, in April to spend few
.s.s s-... gong to Northport.
.o.- rIes r. Coombs went to Burn
q s TO hold an inquest on Frazier
5nas cath was reported last week,
4 -2s r.er jury returned the verdict
,a Thomas of Benton, in the
rr Oe-.#uec, came to his death on Feb.
9'clgck in the afternoon, by
-r cdentIy, and crushed by
.s Inc siding, at Burnham, Me-,
4l Vs. forced ahead, by train No. 1877, in
s-- 5s AND ENTERTAINMENT. The
--4 .7 nth church will have their sale,
Per ano eriertainment in Memorial hall
alH7 Friday, evening. The supper will
a'3l oe.at, followed by sale of fancy
4sztI articles. An added attraction will
.1@ Comfy FAR" with the usual exhibits,
'~2hs popcorn and peanuts. The two-act
'os 4 r7rpeying Situation" will then be
ven By some IF Belfast's best amateurs.
F FAST vas published last week.
a&"aTsA The Senior class of the Belfast
" seao2 are hard at work getting ready
h'a"a.as which they will present in the
si- HOUSE Friday evening, March Sd. An
''u-1'i from the Scates & Rigler Entertain
Wy 10. arrived Monday, when the actual
"''i lts play began. The children are re-
'''As every afternoon for the big opening
'-5 While the members of the cast and
we ps'le'pating in the musical numbers,
'A'sta' working evenings. Every one
''l'--a' with Longfellows poem, and the
''''s and most interesting parts have been
'''so and arranged in four acts. The first
W. s4o.aces scenes in the early life of Hi
=. -lofn babyhood as he is rocked in the
-'a'Ie by Naeomis, his grandmother, to
-'.9 manhood. when he leaves his child
-@'1eialious to seek an Indian bride in
u the Dacotahs. In the second act