The Republican journal., 1912-12-26
m NEWS OF BELFAST
CONSOLATION.

As N ual - did in ages long since flown,
cute 81 Med kinder in her toughest way
Nbea L. sas been for many dreary day;
| Than s0e mt now be able to invest
Ne may ..,s as when we were more blest;
To- tt7 sF-row that we are denied;
un.' --.-sue Us fully panophed;
irtt ha W.. though deep be this distress,
GIl -4ra are who have, child, even
H.s .4tif the trees are bare
r cy atmosphere?
sH. s all their autumn tinted leaves
ssnling in the forest grieves!
Ia les that on yesterday
va. toe winds, have passed unsung
earth that smiles when they
II woe, and heart forlorn?
- sr-pe upon the rich mans door
/ .,1grims gone, to come no more;
1 member, that, despite Dame Ill,
.rf c0n1rade, have each other stllll
G5m " thomson IN Natlonai Magazine ior
rsasrner
...o- tie monument in the harbor is
.- .aomiss'on'
Marshall Post and Circle viii
..a. astallation Jan. 7th.
4.a. mis- auto truck decor atedwith
o-ea.hs and bells and evergreens.
-, meeting of the Belfast Board of
5eld at their rooms Monday even
.. at $50 o'clock.
.r4s.tpr season is over; but evident
-.. -:l something doing there, judging
seal columns of the Bar Harbor
s
.-.--.-..r. IF Schools VIM. B. Woodbury.
....-. saturday from the Kimball house,
-......,.... t-e Z. R. Conner house, corner
,...-.r- Her streets.
.. Marshal, Circle, Ladies' of the G.
adj. .,e d public dinner Wednesday
...- .ees, January 8th All the sis
....r..st . attend and to help furnish
r Itr-
.... .et-ars remained uncalled for
-...ss.- r ,=t5fi .e for the week ending
... 4,i-s-Annie l.. Decker, Miss
r G-rtlemen-Fk. D. Larrabee,
RI, . '-ersl.
.# bttens make certainly win
a.. .t especially as grouped in the
4s. -ra The Dinner Bell" that is
a.. arg Of Hoods Calendar for
1. t. -r druggist for copy.
...r .-5-e dancing party was given
,.. ... .s nail Wednesday evening, Dec
w .t- re auspices of Aurora Rebekah
ST.. 'uru 4 Fogg, Miss Caroline G.
fs.-- sara NJ. Seavey were the COM
..- ..-ge, and Keyes orchestra furnish
e--..
r- a iarty to be given by the social
-na ne First Parish, Monday even
ng t..rt-- 3Jth in Memorial Hall, with
-. Is orchestra, promises to be
mt 44e affair Mrs. H. W. Clark is
asa. ss committee of arrangements.
Il. -ag,rs Club will meet with Mrs.
g Shaw. Court street, Friday Dec.
q, a---a Paper, Buddhism" by Miss
Al -sading. The Place of Great In
ts ur Mss Annie V. Field; reading
no1 . light of Asia" by Mrs. F. W.
Br
.r ae little white poodle owned by
We. u tyn,and the pet of everybody.
asa be- larHg hospital last Monday. He
Msa. io- some time and had received
a.-la ..- lay and night, at home and at
.ay.-.-r-4ry $ He was bright little dog
s-t.....- I'D to ms mistress.
.He eau+- Belfast of the Eastern Steam
.-, .a-rsrl ion is now running on the winter
..r=l ee trips per week, leaving Bel
itst ..=.. al 3 p. m, Mondays and Thurs
4-- ~c hege from Boston at 730 a
and Fridays. Fare to Boston
ar -sJuced to 1925.
-a} N-st mas the agency for Waldo
- t.. Cadillac automobile and has
....-a..t enger car to Elmer A. Sherman
sae anger car to Charles N. Black.
eavey formerly held the agency,
5..-s. 10 introduce the car into Waldo
- WIS one of the, most improved
F' MEETING. The monthly meeting
gr 'aa County Veteran Association
"o BE- - at North Searsport, January 2,
A storing the next fair day. Should the
permit We shall expect large
gi-'1- 10 mis- occasion. The people of this
y4'- 7'. do all they can to make the meeting
peasant one. Bring your picnic baskets.
Yt Urge your sweethearts.-A S.
49aday was their busy day." all right, at
VOC P''tehee. The letter carriers had their
a'aas '1. their sacks full, and then had to
-Ss MARKET baskets to carry their loads of
s"l'l1as packages. The R. F. D. carriers
GOV we've oaded down with Christmas goods.
''esial Vas also a busy day at Uncle Sans
'''1T and in the amount of mail matter
-'1l'ea adj previous Christmas records were
oatdqne
Interesting attention i s paid year after year
-s2e's tC window decorations, an effect
"''N9' ct advertising, and this year all
EFFORTS N this direction were outdone.
'EfJs were literally and effectively
off the attractive displays of goods,
--a aectrlc lights were also used on
4f''s Phoenix Row was fairly ablaze,
Tie smple, Opera House block and
THE stores on Main street had strings
~. .''n Jton8 Of lights, furnished by the
-g..' bay Electric Co.
Ht FAD UNRULY HAIR.
s- s-llaa do thing with it. Stood in
t,, direction at once, then in no direc-
g.l This was before he nsed Hall,s
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