The Republican journal., 1912-01-25
TIFF NEWS OF BELFAST.
Publishers NOTICE.

g .RSPORT. AT the post once.
S9~vToN SPRINGS. At the post offlce.
5-,-TERPnRr At the store of l. H. w.
Wasrf. e..D1 n;ck.ns
u Sullivan, Searsport and M. j. Dow,
D. are authorized agents to receive sub
IONS and advertisements.
9gpuBMcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
,-s YOU reading the Motion Picture Story
,rs7asine? 1t not you are missing one OF the
al. good magazines. They can be obtained
The Opera House from Mr.. George Russell
aid Faithfully who is agent
1,,- local ice men are confronted with rather
,.-3 conditions for getting their supply for
~ season. One reported four inches of ice
more than foot of snow and he had to
break up the ice to get fresh supply.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the 6.
. will observe Mckinley day at their regu-
,.- netting next Tuesday afternoon. All
.,s-rers are requested to attend and be pre-
,sred to give some quotations in regard to
resident Mckinley.
X r. Maddocks of Bangor was in Belfast
,..- tuesday to install one of the newest
-.,s.ls of the National Cash Registers for
Ralph D. Southworth. The register is oper-
s,s6 by electricity. has four drawers and
.reDs. including a special.
TIN. barge Bear Creek sailed last week from
M aldo dock with cargo of cut granite
--4,5 completes the two million dollar con-
+-sot for the new New York municipal build
-or which the Mount Waldo Granite works
-a. teen engaged for the past two years.
The Womans Christian Temperance Union
v-r meet at the Home for Aged Women to-
morrow, January 26th, at p. m. Reports
s-9r committees appointed at the last meet
ing uill be heard and special readings and sing
ar &C., will make the meeting interesting.
MS. John Norton entertained the Pythian
,s-ers circle Wednesday night, Jan. 18th, and
sr5-l pleasant evening was spent, dozen or
---s being present. A dainty lunch was
.--vg1 by the hostess the table being set with
s5a= eautful dishes sent to her direct from
-a1. The Circle met last evening with Mrs.
isa- Langill, 81 Bayview street.
-Fs-e." the pet alligator in charge of Ad-
ma. Don Robbins, has new and convenient
-a-ra-s at the City Marshal's office, Memorial
ai.ng. Don gives him the best of care and
ts. u st installed a new galvanized bath tub in
hi. TX Pete is about three years old, and
vas ought North last year by Mr.. G. c.
LIVER
AID LANG SYNE You have all heard this
--- INT Won have not seen it in actual life
7.r-rayal, with the beauty and grandeur of
tie Hollands and the lowlands" of Bonnie
Scotland" 1t will be presented for the first
time at Belfast Opera House, 1.-THE Home of
Good Pictures" on Monday and Tuesday
nights, JAM 29th and Both.
"Roanie," the driving horse of DR.. G. C. Kill
gore got gay last Saturday while coming over
the bridge from East Belfast with Drs. G. c.
and H. L. Kilgore and E. A. Wilson, who had
6een on a consultation case, dumped all three
Doctors near the draw, broke up the sleigh
snd struck out for Northport, where she was
recognized near Little River bridge by friend
IL Or. KS who brought her home.
That the old Opera House is the home of
good pictures cannot be gansaid. as the excel
lent programs that Manager Clifford is pre-
ssnting are the best that can be procured.
Those who missed the three reel production of
The Colleen Bawn missed one of the treats of
the wear. Another big feature which will be
shown for the last time tonight, is Edison's
two reel production, The Three Musketeers,
siapted from the drama by Alexander Dumas.
ADVERTISED LETTERS The following letters
-zmained uncalled for in the Belfast post Office
e. ne week ending Jan. 22d: Ladies-Mrs. A.
a. g., Addie l.. Larrabee, Mrs. Fred Moore,
Mr. E Y. Nevenes, Mrs. C. N. Nickerson Mrs.
F,aLk Smith, Della May Seekins, Miss E. M.
Wech, Carrie Harvey. Gentlemen-Clar
#rlman, John D. S. Gourlie, A. Jones, E. AL
=. Lucas, F. N. Littlefeld, Wilson L. Mayo,
E f. c., Percy Simmons, William Weyman.
rest White, Ralph White.
he ARTS AND CRAFTS PARTY One of the
ost pleasing social events of the season was
le progressive bridge whist party in Memoir
nail last Tuesday evening under the auspi-
.=s of the Arts and Crafts. 1t was given by
MEMBERS and invited friends. There were Fl
sJles Mrs. Edward Sibley was chairman of
the committee of arrangements. Miss Mel
vira V. Parker won the first prize for ladies', a
dainty silk bag. and Miss Frances Chase the
consolation, raffia basket. Mr.. S. A. Parker
vas the winner of FURNISHED brass ash bowl,
and Mr.. C. W. Wescott was consoled with
pack of Congress cards. Coffee, doughnuts
and cheese were served.
HERREsCHoFF ICE BOATS. In a personal
note from Newport, R. l., Mr.. Alfred johnson
says: NAT Herreschoff is building ice boats
for some of the fellows here; lighter and
stronger than any design yet on the market,
and | am going up to Bristol this week to look
them over and have a sail on one. | might
have sold all of Horace's fleet if Nat hadn't
got started on them, but judge it is useless
TO Try to compete with him. They seem to
Snow how to get more strength and rigdity
out Of light construction in everything they
build than any other builders I've ever seen in
this country or England. They combine prac-
tcaI knowledge with the best scientific train
7g hat Technology can give, and some of the
things they get up, but which The Journal
public never hears about, are extremely in
geni0us. The last time | was there they
a1owed me boat that would go to windward
I'VE miles an hour by means Ct propeller,
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