The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-02

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1opiag PIT a. the post office.
.:poRT. IS At the post office.
sss'err1oS sPSi, ~ the store of l. H. ".
store Of D. J. Dickens ana n now
S.,iysp searspora an "a r M; :. D .uS
.ntborized agents 10 receive SUM-
~ ar ed sdyertisements.
s1s o1, JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
.rrcrs. The Republican voters
Belfast are hereby notified to
bs i@ Of the Court House in Belfast.
Il ysreh2 A. D. 1911, at 7.So O'Clock
l5H''''. mate candidate for mayor to be
the annual city election to be
&C. ,sr1 day of March, A. D. 1911.
Of ~ nominate candidates for ward
|tee re alderman, two councilmen,
~ .- the school committee, one
s-isr and ward clerk for each
''i.' choose two members of the Re-
hi b. ,,nnittee for each ward, will be
~ For wards one, two and three
u E House on Thursday. March 2.
h 3s ~.,,,s D. m, for wards four and five
|sG .,.,ve ward rooms, on Wednesday,
5t' .9,, at 80 o'clock p. m. Also, to
gfs otbsr business which may proper
49, .si--s SAD caucus.
2 -s- republican City Committee.
T.. L. ROBBINS, Chairman.
f. f. BARcocK, Secretary.
-onary p 1911
.. lance at Peavey's hall, City
~ s..l-iay evening.
RI. .T. z viii meet with Miss Froth-
-E ~o--.v. Friday, afternoon at 2
~ .-ssrssN-, Aid will meet with Miss
'' ,as7 his, Thursday, afternoon at
,:
swift Masonic Temple had straw
w. saturday, the first in the market
,s#a
.-. t-rsvs arrived last Friday from
'.' ger material for the Coe-
gre
.--s- z4. ira freight trains over the
....-- las sunday with fertilizer from
.-l- l
.,s- ting of the Belfast Musical
.4.-. be he'd next Tuesday evening. All
49,. e are urgently requested to
..-.--. use the festival music.
IT,. sns had no Office hours last
-.-. -... lra5le to meet all the demands
....--.-. IS The grip was everywhere
--.-. the attendance at the
.=. ---t-, was greatly lessened.
+. .. supper February 22nd at the
,.s... i Nickerson in East Belfast
and heartily enjoyed. After
zr.- a.re enjoyed and an informal
yeu by the children. Ice
.r. ...= were sold and grab bag was
= -...-s. was netted for the Mason's
A. - TREATMENT. The Guild of
E-f -regational church are to be
IT,. acct 1- the success which attended
.s=. rqrr and entertainment in Memo
ball. t-day evening. There was a
L ..-1aact, the supper was said by dis
res pa ahers to have been one of the
-sa mere. and all the details of the
& We carried out. Supper was first
.5e. abel a7 abundance of delicious food
ss-.c aE efficient corps of walters.
ta- gs table, presided over by Miss
gar Uunton, Miss Grace H. Hall, Mrs.
y rdt and Mrs. Harriet Godfrey, and
,5g a.t IN charge of Mrs. A. C. Hop
assisted by Miss Louise Brown, were
s., 1guaHzed. After supper Mr.. John
1..- nHulted a chair and assumed the
ser for the county fair, which had
aa--. -a5 IN the anteroom, and soon had
81 n.Ug in that direction. The
ms r--- music from Victor Talking
.r charge of Mrs. j. L. Sleeper well
e si-r-, and Mrs. George c. Trus-
# .t--me costume vended popcorn
-yra Shaw dispensed pink lemon
l'e SYST moth Sweet Sixteen" contain
f sugar; the Monkey Exhibit"
ainlng Japanese carved mon
N rg Link" was a mirror placed
to which all looked in passing;
g Match between two young
Junior Endeavor," was match
Tag 0owi Jf water between Misses
g. a and Annette Holt; 1.-THE Fruit
u ITS smon; The Smallest Twins in
"o. Hh. Do the Most Work" were the
--s WIS Painless Photography" was
'-'ia-3 Hy camera that on pressing
.e' }7i the face of the would-be GUS
A.- -L-4S. ne signs over the DOOLnS
'75 t-l Icy Miss Evelyn P. Morrison, who
' .aa-fe. assisted by Miss Maud B. Stew
a' -es.- seller and Miss Geneva Head
photographer. The county fair was well
age aud well patronized. Next in order
-ae farce "A Perplexing Situation" be-
""'n. and between the acts, the follow
A-5ga. selections We're given: piano solo.
'N --s' Spindler, Miss Marguerite Owen;
''l'. because" Arthur F. johnson; So
~ sfo. The Butterfly" Miss Frances
= -7e farce, in two acts, abounded in
ss-'s situations and held the interest of
-u1's7'e from first to last. The cast. an
..7li '-e was as follows:
'l4z.oH a stock broker,
r,. Clifford J. Pattee
8.5S'. Clyde B. Holmes
-sle17 society woman,
,s-. Mrs. w. L. West
r.. lighter, Miss Anne M. Kittredge
Yts' Ter Miss Cora S. Morrison
E5.-l snet niece, Miss ENERGY CHM
'eHo Of looking into mysteries,
d. .... -. Miss Bertha A. Wiley
-''-'d of The family,
s...,v... Mrs. Clara H. Seekins
4so0' Jess's young man,
{. ,r,r..., Morris L. Slugg