The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-02-23

The next meeting of the Waldo County Vet
Grams will be with Thomas H. Marshall Post
Belfast March 2nd if stormy, the next fair
day. We are looking for large turnout, as
we always get rousing reception from the
Belt; st boys.--A. Stinson.
There will be no session of Thomas H.
Marshall Circle, G. A R., next Tuesday. The
ladies are requested to furnish food and come
prepared to work at the meeting of the Waldo
County Veterans Association, which takes
place in Memorial Hall Thursday March End
| The grip epidemic counts about half the
residents of the city its victims There
have been 60 of the operatives of the shoe
factory out at one time; about half of the
clerks on the sick list and the physicians
are busy day and night. One doctor has 60
cases and another 40. There are over 200 cases
in the city.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post Office for the week ending February 2lst
Mrs Jennie Croker, Mrs. H. C. Nickerson,
Miss Dora Oxford, Mrs. G. S. White, Mrs. V.
c. R. Walker, Edgar W. Atwood, Rev. VIM. ].
gilbert, A. H. Crockett, A. T. Clements, Wal
ter Dale, Clarence Jackson, R. W. Patterson,
H. C. Paul. Arno Russell, r. Stevens, R. E.
Weber.
WEST BELFAST. Michael Dunn and Mr. Nc
Cormmac of Taunton Mass, have been STOP
ping few days with VIM. Dunn at Frank
Toothaker's, and they also made L. w. Benner
of Northport visit They returned on Mon
days boat to Boston -. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz H.
Mosher have returned to Belfast and are stop
ping with her brother, Ralph Hayford Mrs.
Mosher's friends were all pleased to welcome
her home At the sociable of Equity grange
February 18th quilt was disposed of by
name and Geo. B. Dyer was the lucky one.
There was large attendance, and all reported
good time. State Master Stetson met the
Masters of all the Waldo county oranges at
the courthouse, Monday, February 10th, to lay
out the work for the year :. Charles Harri-
man lost valuable COW last week. Mrs.
Mary Berry of Montville visited Mrs Geo. B.
Dyer the last of the week and left by train
Saturday morning for Providence, R. =. The
Norwood Bros. are moving their mill to Union,
where they have contract to saw lumber.
Lie iSStuiC vi AiileIlCdI 1dluLlHRS Will De
given next Monday evening, February 9th. at
the North church, under the auspices of the
pupils of the Belfast High school, beginning at
eight o'clock. This lecture is even more gener-
ously illustrated than the lecture on American
Sculpture, recently presented. We are sure
that every one that saw and heard that lee
ture will desire to be present at this The
Patronesses for the second lecture are Mrs.
Ben Hazeltine, Mrs. Albert C. Burgess, Mrs
Harry W. Clark, Mrs. Walter C. Shaw, Mrs.
George R. Doak, Mrs. Orlando E. Frost, Mrs
William M. Randall, Mrs. John W. JONES' Mrs.
Fred W. Brown, Mrs. Amos F. Carlton, Mrs.
Ada Kimball. These lectures and lantern slides
are furnished by the American Federation of
Artists, whose headquarters are in Washing
ton, D. c. They are sent to every section of
the country where there are members. The
lecture will be read by Mr.. E. R. Pierce and the
illustrations shown by Mrs. Pierce who is
member of the Federation. There will be no
admission fee and it is desired that all who are
Interested in the subject shall attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Oliver Typewrit-
ers, new wall papers and window shades,
Edison Photographs and records and Amberol
attachments at Garlic & Jones Mrs. Georgia
Hoffses and Mrs. Katherine Gray will open
speciality suit parlors in Masonic Temple March
LIST, with an up-to-date stock Alterations
made by Mrs. Hoffses, which insures perfect
fit. ...See statement Of the Bankers Surety Co.
of Cleveland, O., represented in Belfast by
Arthur Richie. James H. Kneeland, Sears
port, is agent for the British America ms Co.,
of Toronto, Canada. =. Mrs. Albina Pease Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Meader and Herbert Meader
publish card of thanks. :. Man and wife
wanted to carry on farm. A good home and
pleasant surroundings. :. James Pattee & Son,
Belfast. represent the U. S. Branch Sun Ins.
Go. Of London. England. Holeproof stock
ings lead. You will find them at The Dins-
more Store. Read Garlic & Jones' offer of any
size Edison Photograph, with IL records foz 81
down and Sc per month. The Dinsmore Store
thanks everybody for the manner in which
they responded to the divide by Four" sale
last Friday and Saturday. 1t was two of the
biggest business days they have ever expert
enced. Woman wanted to assist in general
Homework. Apply at this Office. :. New bum
galow for sale. Five rooms and bath and about
one acre Of land Apply to N. C. Matthew'S
Belfast. >. Mrs. E. d. Elms and family publish
q card Of thanks. H. C. Buzzell, Searsport,
represents the Central National Fire Inns. Co.
Of Chicago. III.