The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-03-07
@uF NEWS OF BELFAST.

The isull hove their annual Easter sale. on
s rrssy. March 18th
6eoiA tbe Belfast laundry and Dickens
'g'n' :,and has taken the agency.
svc T. U. will meet with Miss E. R.
-u' ham. % High street, tomorrow. Fri
F'''u," N. large attendance is desired
I' g,,bran Chapter, D. A. R, will meet
J'', u;.s Mile Mitchell, at the corner OF
Fiin ~, Main streets, next Monday evening
l'''' -,ember Of A. E. Clark Camp, S. of ",
f's ..5 10 attend the meeting next Mon
''s to begin drill work for the Memo
= nsy parade
T Dunton, o. E. Frost and W. L.
A'''' rznresent the Belfast Board of Trade
~, manual meeting OF the state Board
s. 1,,sus.a Friday, March 18TH
.,,,rss Of the State assessors show
,,oipe's valuation in 1911 over 1910 of
g. 80 100000. The valuation of Waldo coun-
0'S' ma ,sas s1Ols4,S74 and in 1911, $40 416,-
= NJ increase of s22l,so7.
- 20 received from the printer, George
lett Belfast, copies of the town re-
1T Vorthport and Swanvlle. Both towns
AaIance on the right side, Northport Of
'.,sss and Swanville of s3s212.
sos Of Dean VS.. Hahn and Hahn VS..
lore referred by the Supreme Judicial
t' ,o Chief Justice Whitehouse, who will
Belfast tomorrow, Friday, for hear
these cases, and to take up some minor
ast.ers.
.--- Marshal Knowlton has received COM
-,.ja,, Of the violation of the city ordinance
sr,,5;bng the throwing of rubbish, partlcu-
,lsss into the streets. Parties guilty
W. he brought before the courts if the Of
.soss IS repeated.
s.ysrs private teams and Preston's school
.,.r. tn dozen or more young people went
,,rts Poor's Mills last Tuesday evening to the
-.osr and entertainment. Mr.. Charles K.
-',r75. with his Victor Talking Machine as
.,s-ai in the program.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
r,,..4 will be held with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard,
K5 Z Park street, Monday afternoon, March
~, The lesson will be from materials and
u.,t-is If Fiction" chapters six, seven and
..,-. Roll-call, current events.
.armittee of gentlemen, Charles E. Sher-
usc hartman, will return the courtesles OF
sa K 3 Club at their recent dance by prl-
,.-. lance IN Memorial Hall this, Thursday,
evening, with music by Keyes' orchestra. 1t
zr probably be the first of series under the
sane auspices.
The Belfast Board of Trade has received
COMMUNICATION from Secretary of Commerce
.,s Labor Chas. Negal containing request
ham President Taft that the Belfast Board of
Trade send delegates to Washington, D. c.,
An-H l2t1 to assist in organizing National
35sri " Trade.
The annual meeting of the Masonic Temple
assoc alton was held Feb. 9th and the follow
me- were elected directors Messrs. Nathan
Hsuston, Albert C. Burgess, Robert P.
r5sss, Charles F. Swift and Royal W. Warren.
Robert P Chase was chosen president; Albert
Burgess Clerk and Secretary, and Fred T.
Chase Treasurer.
The benefit for the muck" deficit at the
lrera House last Friday evening was well at
tended and the Improvement Society received
&: + as its share of the net proceeds. The
-c,lres were fine, the series of four reels in
tld1z two new illustrated songs. Manager
Clifford was given a vote of thanks by the
sgeas. Committee on the muck" fund.
4g RTIsED LETTERS. The following let
tars r=ralned uncalled for in the Belfast post
.-a-= Y the week ending March 9Th Ladies'
Ms T. O. Swan, Mrs. Edith Young. Gentle
1e.- tanislas Beauregard, C. Cleveland,
-.z Cleveland, Dr. Chisholm, Herbert j.
1.0ai son, E. P. Jllson, John B. Lane, J. H.
l-yog. Arthur C. Smith, Eddie Stevens, j. R.
stew. VIM. H. Smith & Son.
nERELLA"-A MARVELLOUS PICTURE.
!.-1eetest story ever told, too we'll known
epeated here, Cinderella, or the Little
lass upper, that has delighted young and old
liz ger rations, will be shown tonight for the
IS, lime at the Star Theater. 1t is the most
;-upyuous production ever made in moving
F-'lyes Every character is correct. Every
The costumes are gorgeous and the acting is
islse. Three reels are used in the production
Of thus Masterpiece and it contains SO scenes
slp a cast of 800 people. Special matinee to-
GAY at AS.
Mrs Essie P. Garlic gave a linen shower last
week TO two of her clerks, Miss Claire Vaughan
arc Miss Stella Black, who are both to be mar
fed in the near future, Miss Vaughan to Lloyd
Stantlal and Miss Black to William Vaughan,
H. picnic supper was served at the store of
Earle Jones at which all the employees were
Resent. Two large dishes were placed before
Miss Vaughan and Miss Black and they were
requested to serve. Upon taking off the covers
numerous little bundles were seen, which when
opened were found to contain various dainty
pieces Of linen. The young. ladies were taken
Completely by surprise, but gracefully ac-
tnowedged the gifts.
Thomas H. Marshall Post and Circle joined
10 0tserving Washington's birthday, Feb 18th.
The Sons of Veterans and Ladies' Auxiliary
We're present as guests. The program includ-
Cd reading of sketches and anecdotes from the
Lie If Washington, and after the exercises
cam stew, crackers, pickles, coffee, doughnuts
sll cookies were served. The table decora-
-'hs " ere cherry trees laden with their fruit
sod q hatchet beneath each tree. The place
Marks we're small hatchets. At the close Mr.