The Republican journal., 1911-01-19
yFWs OF BELFAST
,,,s. NOTICE.

n,E ctoTe OF H. D. ~ n,,,
s,gps n; 5, Searsport and M. :. LOW S
SUI, ,,tborized agents 10 receive SUD
,ssss' af sn d. advertisemen's,
ge'' a''' r,x JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
dance in Peavey's hall, City
o',. VII saturday January alst'
p Us" .-,,sd church will have public
ariE Nc" IN their dining room tomorrow
FS! - mas beer confined to the house
gary qua aitb bad cold. He was at
'S -soi,st Social Aid will meet this
ps ,t,srnoon with Mrs. John Stevens at
5'@ court and Elm streets.
so'y will meet with Mrs. Fletcher
o. -ss,. tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
srieT SUI, in charge of Mrs. Brier.
,r,b and Mr. Sanger are getting
y s'S' to build house in the spring for
aT0s IN the lot he bought OF Fred
0 at work for Clyde Holmes
'-,s uaod Mr. Holmes has about 80
,21s iii. woods and finds ready sale
..f the Methodist church will give
.4. ,sstry Friday, January 9th at
@G2' raa the public is invited. Price
jgr.a dents
y" ,-..,J AID sewing circle will meet at
a ~" tomorrow, Friday, at 2 p. m.
l~ -.s amount work in hand and
~ friends are cordially invited to
5,.. '4rt. Fred l. Brown, comman
HAMS .r-yerton. lost off Highland
s Al eoston last Thursday night
-.-.st and vas taken to Lincoln
rhda
Meeting IF the Waldo County
,..,.tgr..- SD. ls leId in the grand jury
e.al house, January 2sth; at l
fr.-rs VIII be elected and other
r,.s --ass,st
O--, e.mg No. 43, Sons Of Veterans,
...-s. -.5. lf.o0s Of respect on the
.-... edwin A. Chaplin and John
r. ual,.ee was Roy Robbins,
L 9.,l. aas fred seavey.
-..sI.-- .gs win meet with Mrs. A.
.,s. r.si4t January oath. Program;
4a..-l Us Capital by Miss Nellie
s,n. rofsa Music" by Mrs. E. S.
h, "cacow," by Mrs. Walter
H., lid Miss Mabel R. Mathews.
W. Austin Fs-uald baggage master in
-rrr 4t r= crew. met with slight &C
;r AZ Ba~ au tuesday. He was moving
how .rlar aach fell, Jamming the index
., d.. -.gt hand. A physician on the
!. attend. sas injury. He will be obliged
srs.7 IL. few days.
,rsr.. wee ago Palestine Commandery,
8+ts IsnJar. voted to have an annual ball
Ia committee was appointed to make ar
nnaa. 81 their regular meeting last
:. the .rujtea reported that it seemed
gssi.aa give the ball this winter and it
;u,ys s5aadon the idea.
bow & d. Rockland have the contract
gl5 the sea wall and foundation for the
cement sariine buildings for the Lubec
5rr Ca and it is reported that another
.sa15 firm the ", H. Glover Co., has the
tae: for the buildings. There are said to
several nd for the filling in, including one
n Brooks
goE NILS The Head of the Tide dra-
tie eG1 vii. give an entertainment at the
Ilge'iay evening, January oath, if stormy,
mex far ght. Admission, 10 cts; sup
,1Cs SINE Of the farmers have been
tHa lher ice this week. 1t is very
L llc nice quality Fred Carter is at
Hol Facatlon - Nell Rolerson is work
lte saoe factory. Mrs. George Dag
.6~ tasting care of her mother in Lib
-. 7sr.-- Mckinley was at home Mon
na :. Carleton received notice from the
-2s snarement last Thursday of his
1l.4 las,master at Belfast, and Fri
ne aa-.s5ts bond TO Washington for ap-
"a. a su,.Ht for which bond is re-
Is Hou nul The names on the bond
'aias ire good for 100000, at least.
I'll ''7 '9oa S approved Mr.. Carleton's
HA@or vi. be forwarded, the appointment
ag 'r5n January 9th, but he will not as
eb= iauas Of the Office until February
'l2s AVOIDING the necessity of making out
'7's Of -atprns for January.
Il ASLGhls NlcHT. Castle North, Knights
lag Arthur, enjoyed their first social of
'ss'o' after their regular meeting last |
. evening, The meeting opened with |
"'aa'' the Knights appearing in full re-
D'a's cannon, who has held the rank |
geo! year, was raised to the rank of |
,'' after the meeting a literary and |
va program was enjoyed. H. Nj. Prentiss,
'.-' VI waldo county, gave q reading,
-,'eE7 Man in Barrel" followed by
w. "e'olved, That tennis is more scientific
.5'a2a. Kay iindgren and Stephen Glenn
'p' 'aT affirmative and Alton johnson and |
=, = ''ae' lae negative. The judges were
-'''i u. wilson, H. M. Prentiss and Har-
'-'s5 and they decided that the argu-
--4 --a'ery for the negative were the
's''' d violin solo by Harley Godfrey,
T. f'''-1 2'' mpaniment by Stephen Glenn
~ 'i. l2ys Of Old, followed, and the re-
~ Pc evening was spent with games,
n ,.. 1S0Nt4ts were served and the &C.
oa' mast enjoyable.