The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-01-12
,rWS OF BELFAST
,urKs. NOTICE.

sn.S. a9ll cearsport and M. J. Dow,
IA su..lNs..s, -;7ed agents to receive sub
i. i ar sa d easements.
IT,. c,> JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
.rt to Camden Monday, by re-
n ,s fur sale
q d" ,,a. ,lub will meet tomorrow
b f'' ,.. at their hall
s5 Church Guild will meet next
!: \'' Nth Miss Geneva P. Head.
III coed the first of the week. One
sa-- An pounds in one hour and a
furnishing the county Jail
r. wood. cut on the wood lot he
2 l..r Social Aid will meet with
u" Mayo on Northport avenue,
r sr afternoon
'' fl, service at the Unitarian
q W.T.. s.o,3sy on account of the absence
q '@ ps, Adolph Rossbach.
u .,....f mon are about to move
t' -,a.r They have been in the
l -.s ri5lmes the past season.
" NarwiIe correspondent has
......r.of the death in that town
Mrs Clara B. Palmer at the
carly So years.
...- has bought the Beckett
'' .--set Mr. and Mrs. Charles
I'D. .ars occupied the house for
'' AGATE it in May, when Mr.
,,o. ess1on.
s4s leased the D. N. Bird
.... IS, furnished, and will &C.
- npon permanent place
gri and her daughter,
r7er Of Bangor, special
viii address the Belfast
...-..t in the 9th Grade room
.r.. Inuary 14th. Her re-
-. The CHM Medal system
fast schools.
aiming in the Belfast
ending January 9th;
Mrs. Richard Higgins,
Gary L. Patterson, Mrs,
.neh, Sanford Greeley,
........ .-.ers,) Herbert Patterson.
... i--rg Arthur of Castle
-atl9nal church worked
...l dly night and then ad
.-... court, the use of which
..I... .r= to the boys of King
,.s .a have greatly enjoyed.
~a- L'0ance Of the First Parish
..r. -et win meet at the home of
Nm O. -,n. High street, this, Thurs
rsr- 39 o'clock. The business
-eaa promptly at the hour, and
the Religious Intelligence
5,. ....s A Modern Chronicle"
tfga -taing circle are having very
rr .oaase. during the winter. The
ns.- ss afternoon to make articles
,..- ....a ssil he held at their hall in
sri..re. A picnic supper is served at
q, followed tF card playing, games and
iats { the Chapman concert to be
in he guera House under the auspices
e Belfast Musical society has been
Cd from Jan. oath to the 10Th. Hans
n, Es.e.le harris and John Barnes Wells
; thu attractions, with Director William
.pnsa, acc0mpanist..
Pea ruNTEsT AT THE BELFAST FREE
III Six volumes of the set of books,
ii1ar Hour. have been loaned to the
s. Free tIary by the Maine State lib
@ gssst tr5se who are studying the
aat1l me characters in the puzzle
# published by the Riverside Press.
4 Z J.. .raH,h of the W. C. T. U. held
45, mee-a- 1 the Methodist parlor last
-g s'eroon With an attendance of Sc
"a sva o,der people and teacher
slgaa led of music, marching ex-
Gan stud # the lesson for the next
-g he on January 24th at the
a5 MISS Maude B. Steward,
-u n Miss Geneva P, Head
.5 -a j.. keeue have been chosen
-1-.a The North church Guild to
e2s tertainment to be given
'tH .. -rJces of the society. The
'To a [ and the committee will
''- e1ts, Including the date.
as lrYa meeting of the stockholders
4arqrai Bank of Belfast held
W -.l tF5 Glowing officers were elect
0aaeal. William B. Swan; treasurer,
@- r. Nescgtc; directors, William B.
: @'oe't /, Nunton, Asa A. Howes, Elmer
NVf@aa thomas W. Pitcher, Charles P.
"a' naries Il. Walden, Selwyn Thomp-
'' 5ia3 3. Pendleton.
"'tg Is q imperative list of Maine
a. "o.are, having more than 10000 vol
-9. '-kng uto consideration the State
-. at augusta or the college libraries:
". %"" volumes; Portland, 81, 1913 vol
0a'' 'Noe volumes; Saco, $500 vol
! Leu sion, 5000 volumes; Belfast, 1920
~ Faes.gni, 1880 volumes; Auburn,
".Frs bIddeford, 10000 volumes;
'- ..Ho' Volumes; Augusta, 10000 vol
~'!ort l0,IQ0 volumes.
meeting Of Seaside Chautauqua
'e With Mrs. c. A. Hubbard, No. a
Na1iay afternoon, January 10th.
!, ae from "Scudder's Social
'f-.'- e1r and five; magazine topic,
5.. '' .Hs Unemployed" Program:
e.ot's Life; reading, "How
'- VII. ing sketch of the Novel
1891 song, Bonnie Dundee"
1--WE Ne" England Group in Litera.