The Republican journal., 1912-01-11
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

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Wharf.
CAMDEN Store of D. ]. Dickens.
J. H. Sullivan, Searsport and M. J. Dow,
BROOKS, are authorized agents to receive sub
scri-t tons and advertisements.
PEPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
The ". c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. ]. W.
waterman, Congress street, tomorrow, Fri
5av. afternoon at o'clock.
The Central Club has moved from its rooms
10 the Harris Block on Main street to new
rooms in the Pythian Building.
The annual meeting of the Universalist
church will be held this, Thursday, evening at
the yestry, with supper for the members of
the larish first at o'clock.
Il c. Buzzell, Esq, received many ongrat-
uatons at the court house last Thursday when
il became known that a son was born to him
the night before. Mr.. Buzzell passed the
gars to the bar and the jury and left box at
m f messengers desk.
The Womens Alliance of the First Parish
In tarian) church will meet at the home Of
Mrs Joseph Tyler, High street, this, Thursday,
.fternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The subject of the
paper will be Influence of Untarianism at
the time of the Civil War"
IN examination for State certificates of sup
coincidence grade will be held at the State
House Augusta, Friday, January 26, 1912, be-
ginning at SIS a. m. Candidates may secure
CIRCULARS of information and registration
slss by making application to the State sup
ny tendent of public schools.
4 neat little folder, printed at the Burgess
-r7g office, gives a statement of the condi-
# the Belfast Savings Bank, which shows
-- sources to be close to the two million
r.-s 1t has reserve fund of 100000 and
.-1 ided profits of s12, 40719
announced that the Hoyt- Tarbox Ex-
r,- # which S. A. Parker is the Belfast
re-. 4as been taken over by new company
81 he Atlantic Express Co., with a capital
..s # 100000. The new company will ex-
... territority and take in New York
s. Edward R. Pierce entertained the asso-
embers of the Arts and Crafts society
op last Thursday afternoon, at bridge,
ies being filed. The first prize, pair OF
-aered copper book ends made by the
,-sss, was won by Miss Annie V. Field. Tea
hit refreshments were served.
in e. Greenlaw has returned from the west,
he went to buy stock for his two large
t.-rs with a herd of So, all heifers but two,
CHI he bought in Kansas City. He was nine
coming east with his cattle. Every So hours
eatte had to be unloaded, fed and watered
and rested five hours according to the govern
Ell regulations.
The annual meeting of the Universalst So
"a. Aid was held at the home of Mrs. John A.
f.e-, High street. Jan. 4th. The reports of
IT, retiring officers showed a general gain
l.-ng the year and the society enters upon
another years work with Miss Elizabeth A.
he ey, president, Mrs. S. G. Swift, vice pres-
--5ssurer. The president and vice president
vii choose the entertainment, floral and work
mites for the year at later meeting.
EHoN SUBSCRIBERS. Charles F. Shaw writes
tau. Miami, Florida, under date of JAM Sd:
Arrived yesterday a. m. Quite warm here so
shade, but fine breeze. We have a
Eee nouse and are getting on finely. Expect
there will be big rush this way in month or
tT ". K. Morrison writes from Minneapo-
Ann., under date of Jan. 4th: The Jour-
&c always welcome. The various evidences
Of -siness improvement in Belfast are very
g--.f wing. 1t is too bad you haven't first
motel that would bring summer visitors
there as well as take care of business the
round. -. A Rockford, Mimi, subscriber
Jess II enclose 81 for renewal of subscription
he grand old Journal. Long may it live
re- IS hoping that the grand old Republican
y will be at the front in 1912, with W H.
IN as leader. | have no use for half breeds
fHE CAT CAME BACK. Three cats were let
asst Friday after breakfast for their usual
inning outing. There was an inch or two of
STOW on the ground and snow was still
E, ing, hut lazily, and in small fakes. Two of
e cats soon had enough of out doors and
anne to the kitchen window to be let in that
hey might take their accustomed places under
or behind the Gienwood range. The third cat
hae crossed the grounds to the Unitarian
ureh, her favorite resort, and when the
storm began to increase in violence was seen
to tart for home, then turn back and re-
treat under the rear of the church In the
evening, when the storm was at its worst,
eat vas seen making its way with difficulty
through the snow at the back of the church,
ana when lost to view was supposed to have
found refuge under the building. Later,
about p. mr. cat was heard crying and was
seen IN the fence enclosing the Unitarian
grounds In response to calls from the open
ftcnen window she attempted to reach that
haven, but turned back and returned to the
'ehce to which she chung with difficulty.
Later she made her way through the snow and
Wa taken in at the window. She was so COW
sFel with snow, frozen into her fur, that it
as not until she had been thawed out that it
H Wa found to be strange black cat, and not
H 'n' missing feline. The stranger was fed and
4 cared for. Sunday afternoon the snow at the
iea VI the church was shoveled away, but
4 hing was seen or heard of the lost one and
was feared she had persisted with the cold
was buried in some deep drift But Tues
renoon she appeared at the kitchen win
APPARENTLY none the worse for her ex-
re- and after hearty meal sailed forth
afah' and the same day an owner was found
r. '1e stranger cat and he returned to his
n'u- IN Court street.