The Republican journal., 1911-01-26
- NEWS OF BELFAST
,spEKs' NOTICE.

Of The journal are on sale
,,tlOTlng At the post office.
bse,gsPoRI c;,etx,;s. At the post office.
SrockroS 81 At the store of l. H. w.
,s sf Store of D. j. Dickens.
NgNpEN - Searsport and M. ]. Dow,
H ...tihorized agents to receive sub
8ross, a and adyertisements.
egF ,IcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
..f the public supper at the Meth
lca luz Il ,onorrow, Friday, evening.
o's ,.sslist Social Aid will meet with
The ,,,k this, Thursday, afternoon, at
i''' .er ". Brier has succeeded M. c.
VI antor and agent of the Odd Eel
J" .o.ities of pressed hay are being
s market from searsmont' Montv'lle
mes towns
.,..ed letters remaining in the Belfast
M .,r the week ending January Oath:
gs '- kellar, Nettie C. Pease.
-.s Augustus, the little son of Mr.. and
Ip', ..-,so C. Swift, fell on the ice last
", aleat and broke his collar bone.
' n rste. the six-toed kitten recently
a, The Journal, has found home in
GYs' .-,prjf Edwin Jenkins, Congress
,,ss & Co. had big sale of fruit
,a8 saturday,, and incidentally sold
S' .... hugs. 1t pays to advertise in The
DERRICK has bought the Fred Herrick
e.-t.st. He recently sold his farm to
.......- s.- potato farm and Mr.. A. in
...+.-a sheep n the pastures.
-.i.-.s been issued for Hanson caucus
...,at Did court house Tuesday evening,
-...s, the purpose of nominating E.
.... raa.or and such candidates from
....--.. wards as he may select.
......r=1 10 Augusta last week noticed
IT,. .... gaks were sanded. That used to
-..-.. UgL now our icy sidewalks, many
..,- Ypei dangerous angle, are left
.tsrug Of ice to endanger the
-. -... he Tie, OF pedestrians.
-.-.. u Marshall Circle and Post will
..-. ,a.eys birthday Tuesday after
~. slet The program will consist
.,s racjtatons and anecdotes of
40 r..r hprs are requested to be
-..,.... .. I'D. uart in the exercises. A pic
..... dow the program.
,. .n viii give his famous lecture
r the Mass" in the Opera
-... .-. md at SIS p. m. 1t is the
...... the Belfast Lecture Course.
p- .Uuar clear, definite, vigorous,
mt Last year we had Charles
suc inclination, this year we
biol. a d strong individualst. The
-rmnce j. Everist Cathell, S. 7.
..r. as the fifth number in the
y-s.
,... d.. pet dog of Rev. D. L. Wilson
end gun over and killed by an auto
r. tuesday, afternoon. The dog was
ts,- Tive street in front of the E. R.
Pen. when the accident occurred, and
a.s. y.ses Of the auto had passed over
Fra led upon the lawn and soon ex-
r-s -smains were taken home and
ryes r,ay burial "Laddie" was blood
hound he State prison stock, had been
ia ompt obedience, and was the joy
d r- ts.1 children.
Il. nu4u $ Alliance of the First Parish
ilr,.. church met Tuesday at the home
II &.. A. Howes, and the members were
ng arpointed that their expected guest,
N-s j.. Jefferson of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
w -a 'a he present because of the seri-
o5 ,ess Of her son. Mrs. Peterson is a
men he National Alliance, director at
lrg lsssachusetts and chairman of the
-- 30 southern missionary work, which
va been the subject of her address.
t=g ~ Rossbach supplied her place on
f5 r..--em.
N. hrs city and vicinity were sorry to
.-5- Week Of the financial embarrassment
' ltllLs of Searsmont, who for some
INDICTED a general store in that
senior member of the firm, Mr..
.r- a Belfast boy, the son of Mr.
sr of this city, and before going
Do was employed in the store of
Co. The young men were
ne Insufficient capital and their
- 5th the collapse of the potato
'a.a et and were added to by the low
Fr [ year. Mr.. v A. Simmons of this
--- EE with the creditors and will take
o'~ cnue the business under the firm
nam. simmons & Co., with Mr. Miller
30 '..-e he store Mr.. Hills will retire.
A-61s aG.FssT, The sociable held in the
'eslI: asnesday evening, Jan. 18th, was
5-as.gl..4i occasion. The large company
was treated to a supper aft for king" The
as3e9l- beams and brown bread, together with
'e pastry 80 abundantly provided by the
'a'ls'. We're enough to tempt the appetite of
l!'ieplc Efter doing justice to the viands
We audience was entertained with instru-
'Ds'ls' u-sle. and with the drama entitled,
'-' I'd The street" presented by the dramatic
''-' az r9ors Mills. The parts were well
~s'S7a and the characters well sustained
''''"sa'li The play. That the play was APP
fe-+sis2 was evidenced by the rounds of ap-
pause that greeted the several acts. Last
''''a e'enlng the people Of this village
''' ta's's Mills and gave the entertain
- ttelr sociable in return for their gen.
Gus 10 1. people. This interchange of
goes a long way to cement the
'''''s7 and neighborliness that exists be-
" .T. -ae. 1.-Two villages. The net receipts at
s5f ecIable were S245O A new piano
4as oesl NM -ntn the rastru which adds oroat