The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-18
T,1r NEWS OF BELFAST.

,.soo superintendent Alonzo J. Knowlton is
..Sjps the school census
,,riversalist Social Aid will meet with
frank H. Mayo tomorrow, Friday, after
,,a at : o'el0k'
4,er of the Sherman Weber dances will
in Memorial hall tomorrow, Friday,
'oae, at o'clock.
-,.-s viii be public whist party and dance
,.,ie Grange Hall this, Thursday, even
pleasant time is assured.
RI. belfast troop of Boy Scouts will meet in
-,sra House tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
-rarter of four. Every scout is urged to
.F.sseat-
a.. Meeting of the North Congregational
...,l Guild at the home of Miss ENERGY CHM
e,ols4 evening it was decided to continue
.oss+iugs of the society through May.
, STAR Theatre went out of commission
..- tre picture show last Saturday evening,
am Bray, the manager, has charge of
-.v Colonial Theatre, where moving pic
'-... viii he the feature.
r..-,jtstion of the Women's Christian Tenn.
-.r.- mon at Brooks, the county W. c. 7.
.-,r=7tion will be held in that town June
Mrs Deborah Knox Livingston, presi-
-,,r,t Rhode Island, will be the speaker.
r,.-. will be a special meeting of the Bel
Yacht Club in the office of Orrin J. Dickey
.-+ thursday, evening for the purpose of in
.7,-gt1ng under the laws of the State in
adler that the Club may erect club house.
rsr5g A. combs has run the 60-foot cabin
..u.s- he is building out of his shop. as there
,.;r5t sufficient height inside for him to put
-rs house. This is the largest motor craft
...- sn't here and she looks able enough to
.,. l-a Atlantic.
,,,. J Jones of the University of Maine
-r r-as in Memorial Hail April 25th on
.e9atan and leadership" Prof. Jones
.--.ss .aGer the auspices of the Belfast High
.-,5. and general invitation is extended to
.r.s-a=ted in the schools.
Oh. Nomens Alliance of the First Parish
.srsnl .hurch will hold its last meeting
A. 4s .easun at the home of Miss Caroline E.
7 gorthport avenue this, Thursday, af-
..-.,J- 81 go o'clock. A paper on '1rriga-
.,. r. be given by Mrs. Arthur Richie.
..e. ara from box % at 7.30 a. m, April
Pa. ra, for a fire IN the Hoods Creamery
--.5ec Front street. 1t originated in the
.55 r-,.s the boiler, but apparently not from
..s-g.er The machinery and stock were not
- rel and the damage will not exceed 500.
last thursday a grass fire started in the
-- near the Ralph A. Peavey barn in East
ss.a.. sniangering the buildings. A still
ss- eas rung in and Assistant Engineer E.
1.-5s- and City Marshal Knowlton went over
,-.a-s aftor it. The neighbors turned out and
F. -s- was soon under control. Its origin was
-yrsl a.tdental.
r.r IHQUEsTs. A special meeting of the
-ae 5evernment was held April 18th to finish
the -gastigation of recent fires. Two were
.y-. iv lightning in the storm of April 9th,
~. er-lson house on Durham street. valued
s-z 800. insured for S1,5O0, damage 5000, and
te d look house on River avenue, value
---as. 81 900, insured $780, damage sos; con-
.-.- sured for 500 and damaged SIS. The
Damage to the Hoods Creamery Co., was
,su5.- by a defective chimney. The value of
he aaiing was $500, damage $50. The con-
-.s we're valued at S11O0; no damage. There
49, r. insurance.
l912 CoTlLuoNs. The last, and every
Hl- .a5s the best, of the series of cotillion
gssl aame off in Memorial Hall last Friday
--ruc About fifty couples attended. The
@ beautifully decorated, following the
sgaa,-r effects of the last party with the adj
luar 81. q cozy corner in the main hall. Mrs.
'e- a0y served lobster salad, hot rolls,
End coffee from small tables, assisted by
's attee, Messrs. C. W. Wescott VIM.
.a III. Morris L. Slugg, Clarence Wiley,
a il Gilchrest. Ralph l. Morse, Clyde
WINES. Misses Frances Howes, Cora S. and
T. Morrison, Florence M. Hill and kath-
-. Quimby. 1t was a dress affair and
..s are many new gowns made for the &C.
-..
#oa Sd BsCRIBERs. A Waldo County sub
grote on receiving last weeks paper
Naal very glad to know you are still living
spite vi Hanson's venemous efforts to put
.'- down 1t seems to me that Senator Han
SOL be losing his mind-if he has any to
'ft-.' make such contradictory statements
- aHos. notice in this weeks Herald
"s-e ms speech he denounces Mrs. L. M
stevens and Belfast temperance worker
presumably Mr.. Brackett) and others for re-
-s 'og salary while engaged in work for the
s'i II Aumanity, while we should naturally
SUPPOSE hat in whatever work they were en-
@'2-9 they must have something to live upon,
d ''e7 senator Hanson expected remunera-
"4' @hen IN early life he was engaged in the
Ministry Yet in the same speech he says that
d. as preachers in Belfast called upon him at
'o7 VINE to prevail upon him to put down the
"g-F business in that city, which he refused
" TO- Because the sheriff and his deputies
ICY a-Fer salaries than he did he considered
'.'eF iuly to do the good work Now, Mr..
-''of hope you will continue to live and
"'. The, good old Republican Journal and
"T !o4and Mr.. Bracket success in all the
'+'' you are putting forth for prohibition
'- 21t, and doubtless in due time the Herald
'' pay out, as all other of Mr.. Hanson's en-
t2-=s have done in the past" .. An Ames,
'- -4iserlber writes: This is my And sub
t0.h While there are only few old ac-
'-".-'-Hees left still like to hear from the old
-.'e "A Pasadena, Calf, subscriber in