The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-09
= NEWS OF BELFAST.

.,,oners left the cou".S
Foul p'l'' are now IA in the jail among them
ai There are
H' r'4s ,.l ball of Belfast Hook & Ladder
fbe an'uN ,..oo in the Opera House tomor-
{, # Friday, evening :. p..v.v,s hall, c;tv.
rbsf7 Saturday, evening with music by
9'a as.,rbam's orchestra
tanIlns INNER will be held in the Univer-
AP10'l ~ y sdnesday evening, March 18th
''ii'' -s Tickets % cents
aoO' sayery has received notice
NJ -. r7ma Gannett, Assistant National
bsn Maine. that the Ladies' Depart
Iaspss. nett A. R. will meet in Augusta in
ps'' @'.' he Name C. A. R. Encampment.
lthe VIZ ,.., rasdauarters will be at the Au-
fae 3 ,1Yl.s ard the meetings will be held in
g.' ,- I.. Baptist Church.
iis '-7 MIX DEALERS. ]. P. Buckley,
N0".. missioner of Agriculture, is send
AsD3 blowing notice to milk dealers:
hg oO' .... sf registration as milk deal
'4D x ~. -sn. wed by April l, 1911. Any
e; D-' s.r .o-poration, association or society
" Tail mr. deliver milk or cream to any
F'' ''4 t-on wagon or other conveyance.
fsH0' .-,-- OF who shall sell or deliver
d'F t,ts restaurant, boarding house or
7l' a,,. pacs. shall on or before the first
N Arr, FL each year register with the
o. ...5asr asrculture.
--s..s ,4fs" The American Express
.strsb5c auction at 10 a. m. April
t~ .-ag4 the company in Union sta
u ....,- AIMED packages at the various
t.1 rl,ovtpe is the list for Waldo County:
-a, Ellingwood, Freeman Harvey,
f' r.s-y r. Lombard, W. S. Marden, F.
q 80, V. r. Prescott, Rice Bros, F. M.
. H-.a SINS. Brooks. G. H. Harvey,
sa ..a.rs Stockton. W. Burke. (2),
w., .>. N. A. Ellison. Thorndike. S.
.cs-.e O. Glrnham,
,.-.er.srLAV. Those who own and op-
-. r.-.. Bgat= in this vicinity may breathe
a,,,- As-. 1.i he no more changes in the
.-s.., s.s-a- east at present. Accord
received in Portland in
,..,. ,.s. a.m >yugressman Asher c. Kinds,
.-..- ..r,sou stes making no changes in
--. .g EXISTS. The Portland Press
~. Nasal vnars, however, are hoping
,..,p. BEES qnre in the ruling in regard
,.o. -.. RS as -preservers. Last
.., was seeded by the local inspectors
..... .r Me sold here would not do as
...a -. a. Ute approval of the super
is,g s.e. Efforts are being made to
,y. .....- vowed SO that the equipment of
-. b. ...r he 5ghtened somewhat"
rrH -..t. PRECIPITATION. Following is
As. s- .a- report from Augusta:
r- ,rg zee no appropriations had the
me -t Thursday afternoon of hear
cs contested hospital aid case. The hospi-
II c.a-r- .ss The Waldo County General
Bias. tt vas represented by Fred
~s7 county attorney for Kennebec,
n d. .an 10y Forrest J. Martin of
s,rs that the doctors of the
MAI, 4s falling out over the hospi-
.s5 .Ia. atu two factions, one of which
7os r7.s-.r- ybe institution and which is
-s-ga5 7rta og two doctors all the au-
rH Tic thar faction through Mr.. Mar
+. sral.n ,taJges also of extravagant and
esg ma sEemenJ and asked that the State
vro7rat9- q withheld until the doctors
1o 5!-. heir quarrel. A large delegation
Wadl county people was present but the
.arnl @4s mined to statements by Mr..
srtla err A- 8eane, no witnesses being
There w4z present from Belfast in the in
res; Abe hospital Dr's s. W. johnson, G.
.Ber and E. A Wilson; Miss Marshall,
Pe:1ana-a. nurse, Mrs. Martha E. John
H. r. NooIcock and S. A. Parker, with
Ter s1rneg red Emery Beane. Opposed
ts aeS-rt u4Hagement were DR.. E. D.
Tis. N.. aJrrneys Forrest J. Martin of
aag'r -fl --taur Richie of Belfast. The
sarr= =- only about twenty minutes
ID Fs erl~el TO statements of the attor-
VS. Tia p!Jsl had asked for $500 a
ear Or rs sars for running expenses and
.'Y " NO years to be expended in
-e.re ~.s day the committee report
"a fes We r1prating $1,000 for each of
u ;"9 ears Waldo County General hos
9- I'D reg -.-5 ought not to pass" on a
72'7 -.ar.-~'4t-ng $500 to add wing to
-' "3 ."F General hospital 1t is re-
a-5. I'll taa resolve appropriating $1,000
viii be held up until the
A. differences.
'- .< CAUCUS. The largest and
%' 5'ss' caucus held in this CITY for
''s -'- HoHse TO the call of the Re.
-'-- ennmjtree. 1t was held in the
WI. ,'' last thursday evening and even
-llas ''em was at premium. 1t was a
s-s''' If representative citizens. The men
''.7' '1' '-al Industries, the leading busi-
'@ '1' professional men, the managers of
'''''''a' Institutions, the clergy. the work.
y "s1. were all present and animated by
"'ao' purpose George R. Doak presided
~ '''!1f1 L Heene was secretary. James
d. "''s' id few well chosen words placed
. 1.-,-at.0H for mayor, Ralph 1. Morse. ESQ.
ss,ty u W whose name was greeted with
s,1sl aHi l8lst The nomination was made bv
s5 a,au.--''' " ards i, and 8 then held their
~, .--' =, wards and had held their eau
ap., i,1, evening before. The ward tickets
gg, cag NJ derman, Charles R. Coombs:
.sS '' l1 N Hard A. Johnson, Clyde M. GRAY:
Button '.5 -lef George R. Doak; constable,
sgg e. W.. 53e9cer; warden, Ezra L. Talbot:
gsgr 1'''i'rd j. Pattee.
a1rg.-. German, Miles S. Jellison.
sage 49, waiter c. Townsend, Amos Par
ia5. 5 5,-l'- 'glg.mittee, Rev. MS. Hill; con-
nj. ss,l 's 81 q. lis; warden, George A. Rus
gl.@ rrt t. Osborne Lord.
a. g1.. i.sr D. Alderman, William G. Pres
ssa .7H- lharles H. Waterman, W. W.
ia5s f. u .ommittee. A. B. Stantial; con-
'at 'iilaiiey; warden, Guy L. Peavey:
g4p- . lanes b. Waterman.
'cacIns, 4 'qerman, Gardner L. Lane;
H.. A7'lf dfYac y w. -