The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-01-05
Z NEWS OF BELFAST
upps. NOTICE.

n Chapter, D. A. R., will meet
;, ~. raa.ri sibley next Monday even
has sold the Crockett house in
a-.... frank E. Pierce, who will &C.
The Tide school did not begin
count of the illness of the
Mss sara Grinnell of searsport'
-.sders will be interested in
]. ., Fairgrounds, by Miss Alice A.
-....a ar the 9Th page. On the End
cher ,nteresting chapter Of naval
,.,..nr John 0. Johnson of Liberty.
-..st Aud sewing circle will meet at
1884,. fam. ROW. Friday. at 2 p. m. The
.'i .-s roeetng of the society will be
am. place Thursday, January 18th,
t.rfber notice next week.
..--npi church will have 15-cent
... he ,burch tomorrow, Friday,
..g,k This means good sup
rre They will also have an
....-. apron sale during the even
.-. Las sold his restaurant and
fa.m" TO Willie Jellison of
..- a3 Percy Greer of Brockton,
Helfast boys, who will take
10th, Mr.. Berry expects
..-r
-a4er the auspices of the
lircle, will be held in the
formerly occupied by the
.... inning Tuesday, January
u. Those having articles to
leave them at the store.
lestyn Wadlin turned the
scessor, Mr. George l.
Jay afternoon, and on the
Jenkins took possession
rce on Congress street,
moved to the Charles F.
~edar street.
Tab will meet with Mrs.
$40 treet, Tuesday, January
... al from Bay View maya
.rd. lis Rise and Progress"
Il. "Dostoyerski and Turge-
..s H.1Ie 3. Mathews; reading,
a Houses" by Miss Annie
.-u If Belfast, to whom we
arehp of the good young
.... a last week repells the soft
-.. w.. says he only wishes he did
... .,. ngelled to say that he is
-.... s.r Chenery Turf, Farm
ped the original item and so
lection.
la-cribers in sending renew
...r...Is l The Journal and wished it
and we can assure them
LESSONS of confidence and good
~. pUraciated. The Journal will
.e future, as it has in the past, to
.1Ja,ie the best interests, moral and
ity and county.
.-a ife vas sounded from box Is at
. suber 30th for burning Chin
the numerical House. The regular
saar section, %, could not be sounded.
f. department. responded promptly, but
erv5cas we're not needed and the well
ID. out signal was soon sounded. 1t
lal night Tor fire, northwest gale
aud The mercury below zero.
.sGEsr.sG PRIZE CONTEST. The Riv-
Press Gambridge, Mass, offers 1855
ss--ag-agg in value $500 for the best
-n ffe the characters in a colored
'.1 s Hintion at the Belfast Free
Oy characters are from some
4a -r prze is $50 and the small
Fl --= The contest is on now and
Tar -a, April LIST. Look it up at the
-. HW many you can guess.
r.# rnell, who does the cook
-raot, recently remarked to a
sd kept count of the articles
the past years, and the
noting. During the month
.a She made sos pies, and the
SIP; and for the past four
A,h the bushels of doughnuts
cans in proportion it is evident
Council mas been busy woman.
y ua- Alliance of the Unitarian
MS =4-ertained last Thursday after
lrs. Ralph H. Howes at her home on
tset 4o- q musical program was given
u me Jegusr meeting. Miss Ethola
70 rendered a piano solo, Miss A. Louise
Z q g'glo solo. Miss Marian Wells a
sol. Hiss Katherine Chase Quimby
SIS RANGES Jones, a vocal duet, and
Nr.y and Miss Jones both rendered
CLOS the numbers were encored.
Aa program, tea, sandwiches, cake and
-'Nues we're served by Mrs. Howes.
" Ha Vaughan was the recipient
friendship quilt from Brewer
Na"n Mills. With this presenta-
.r ertormed double service, hav-
realized over S2e for the
Ire e.rcle. The material was
names of members of the
aers wo ked in red tambo.
-apes in the center squares
e'. round the center 10 cents
a'ag circle five cents. The
a together. With red and white
making very attractive and
Mrs. Vaughan was delight
.smbrance. Mrs. Vaughan was
"eHt of a pair of table spoons
re connected with Trinity Re
.rt
'a M. TRIM On another page we
'.' 'a.i'e sketch of Captain Elisha
ratiye of Islesboro, a retired
~'a Tor some time past the Bangor
-9 if The Maine Central railroad. |
''0 81 this city made two voyages