The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-02-16
2 NEWS OF BELFAST.

zero yesterday morning. but a
- Good, healthy weather.
and Ladder Co. No. will hold
-.eesrt and bail March 10th.
Mountain quarry has been
t few weeks until the weather
-ls for operation
IN will meet with Mrs. Sher-
q, "A Union street. 1t will
~-rarial service.
-ss#.t social Aid will meet with
lson. Church street, this,
.-s-neen at , o'clock.
Marine Cos steam lighter Sophia
S7;ngton last Sunday with
-sse wall for the sardine plant.
--~sr On the Passagassawaukeag
feet thick; and the pickerel
s ike condition on Quantaba-
--.s=s.i and Harold French have
- 7ositions as ticket seller and
q The Belfast Opera House.
---a hsan IN the employ of Mgr.
--. ia.t TWO years.
ss-s remaining in the Belfast
o.. -a- week ending Feb. 14th: Miss
Harvey. Miss Lila Robbins, Miss
s--. Mrs. Linscott C. Yeaton,
-. Fss-er7 Drug Co., Nickerson &
4sring number of the young
2-s. Emma Knowlton assem-
-. e River avenue and spent
.. e3ing socially with vocal
s-. music, games, etc. Light
-.- r--a ssrved by the hostess.
... .rs Of East Belfast held q bee
raul out the lumber recently
.-.-.,s Fletcher woodlots, and to
chapel at Mason's Mills.
I the portable steam saw
o. saw the lumber which is
IF the Ladies Circle of
.arrh, held with Mrs. Will
The parsonage last Friday,
Those present were Mrs.
red Kruger, Mrs. Frank
ass, Mrs. Snow and Mrs.
lie lay was spent in making
for the midsummer sale
rk was accomplished. At
Toy was served. Mrs. Keen
--ess,
-1e OF the NJ. E. church
dime musicale last Fri
Of Miss Lillian Spinney,
trlgram included a piano
Nslomber, violin solos by
Hy Macomber, and vocal
rne Written and Victor
sh character song by Mrs.
Auspland was one of the
ents were served and sew
.Jliowed.
viii have a chance TO wit
-s4 season's successes at the
1use Friday, February 18th,
. l-sr..ses' magnificent produc-
pegree" will be presented by
e-r9politan artists. Mr.. Cliff
firmly believes that he is
f.arons one of the best COM
play here this season. AL
races run from 35c to S1.0O, the
-a4-d remember that good things
ght cheap. Remember that
.-.e at the City Bakery.
I'~ following is the program of
be Pitcher school, Miss Nellie M.
1ng, America" school; stories,
r.ten by Lincoln, Hazel Gray;
l, the Kentucky Farm, Ola Red
r Sees a Man Freezing, Essie
Tad Interrupted Game of Chess,
-, Rescue of a Pig, Annie Piper;
.a..t f Carrying Letters in His
n, Lincoln's Friendship with
'eargia Piper; song, Tramp,
-au. school; sayings of Lincoln:
-a sr nope to be 1 owe to my angel
rH-er eggs cannot be mended."
oatrer than a dead hon." at is
-= to be right than in all times
=ong, We're Tenting Tonight
rroInd, school; reading, Presi-
=ler Vain; Lincoln as President,
'. .9em, Toast to the Flag" Ola
Marching Through Georgia"
roIl Received His Education,
4 Perfect Tribute, Miss Hall;
. the Flag, school.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tooth
MIS- Leslie Miller and Mr.. and
Wood spent a very enjoyable
"1a. 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
lstin Gray was confined to the
re past week with severe cold,
ID 80 his work in the shoe factory
ring Mrs. Alonzo Hart was
orthpOrt last week by the death of
bion Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
ted the meeting of the County
flary 9Th. The sociable at Equity
February 9Th, was largely attend
reported a good time. Equity
d very interesting meeting last
Fening. The members discussed
Of reciprocity with Canada. .....
i'rd and Perrigo have been loading
'otatoes. They find that their early
atoea have kept in good condition.
I9othaker has returned from Con-
l Will begin at once to repair the
the Pitcher farm he recently
!