The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-01-16
;srIFAST IN 1912
, -, MED FROM PAGE SKI

10 last VI W.
BE ,n I~S of 19l1-12.
estoV Colonial Theater was opened
b new new with minstrel show by the
i lo, aosn1 who repeated the enter
ts't oa abe following night. There
gent. y" andiences both nights and all
: af2y IN their praise of the new
a',, mi. Club organized in April and
BE ..a 'g the summer on the Dunton
s a'' Court street, where they
~ @ G.st was installed on the
tss '@ Steeles ledge in April. 1t
"a. omission twice during the
o. INC the services of the light
st soons of spraying and of APP
I'll 9ere held by State officials,
aso the Seekins farm and the
fol sq Cunningham farm.
" g,o.srs society did active work
pc aI H. wear, with M. A. Nevins as
q q.l Yacht club was Incorporate
-tus visited Belfast June
.o, Day was stormy. but the
' ..., 0as visited by the committees
el,,1 The &. A. R. Post and its
l, . held exercises in Memorial
~ me afteraoon.
movement Society did much
3 movements at the City Park
sonal direction of Mr.. E.
m4 The wet season was the
.o', a4 for DELAY in proposed i'm
w. ~... 4t Kirby Lake. The Society
.'-H Us annual lecture course for
~ msic interest.
se8 for sprinkling some of
.s.ala streets, property owners
I n the expense.
ra-jon July 4th was the best
~y Years. including q parade,
.- r.si concerts, etc. The battle
g-.s was in the harbor and her
~. s-l ,rew took part in the cele-
h. M officers were taken about
suburbs and entertained at
4, -.s, arm in Belmont. Fourteen
YACHTS arrived here on the 5th
-5,s ets of Belfast Yacht club.
.r.s 5n Circus visited Belfast
,..s AVN parties were held at
Church, at the Home for
E -a and at the Girls Home.
" 80 county fair was favored
te weather. The exhibits in
uents were the best ever,
very good. the special
-~ amt the baby show sue
Water Co. bought the
.r farm on Lower Congress
fs.t reported will build a dam
.t7- ..- -ior4ge of water.
aupaared at the Colonial
-r lt. irh to a crowded house.
EIs AND GAMES.
.- bail association maintained
5-r w Congress street, and
VI by subscription toward
the team. DR.. H E
.n 15-time player and a base
-ns 81, managed the team the
IF -f- as0n. On the whole the
Hsl Was successful, although they
& 5- --r.es with the Easterns of
=r They won pu.s Sc of $50 and
-ua three games played at Water
ll-nL the Central State fair. and
}sl. the two games with the Bos-
7yl. The members of the team
appreciate Dr.. Knowlton's efforts
AZ behalf.
81 fast Gun Club had successful
Trey owr about $500 worth of
rlg and nave reduced their indebt-
is to considerably less than 500.
bad shoot on all legal holidays,
% every one. IN September they
aH- the Brewer Gun Club. In
st .sw Of the Belfast Club went
ek,ar to the opening of the Rock
-1- End K H Howes brought home
l Their third annual ball at
De "a Hall was a success. The
st T .h- end of the season was
l5ac At the beginning.
HERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLT
TON.
I'D a T. held regular meetings
,a- ar at which papers on ap-
l-trsftI-ets We're read and readings
or ta- same line. A prize offered
ESSAY IS awarded to Ansel Pack
i'. Grrllngs since the organiZa-
lad t-r held at the homes of men,
5.' tre tall they began meeting
a-.s ni traits room, where their
81 3'7 banner grace the walls. The
ti 'sl aue Of its most influential
95fs, and its second Regent, in the
'- Mrs tiward Sibley.
TIE ARTS AND CRAFTS.
S7e'n- Year Of the Arts and Crafts
vas q very successful one. Their
in ia- Marsh building on Church
was made more attractive and
s1enl and provision was made for
'ai7ing small parties at suppers and
ia and for serving tea. The food sales
We'll paTonized and series of card
" was cry successful. Mrs. E. R.
x 'te founder and president of the
las been untiring in her efforts for
icoess
THE ORANGES.
IL HI .ia Equity Grange hall was
", las IRE starting from an over
W. stove. Work was Immediately
' !, IN q new and larger hall, which
%.aeo2a-'y completed and occupied
4 .oe close OF the year. While it
DplI9lng meetings were held at the
q Of members.
r r. faHge had a prosperous year.
''sS u 4anclng parties and another
(. r-.,4ts were very popular and of
10y '' 'Ae orange financially.
"i--!AMsON's HISTORY.
lt.t 'aS !oag been a demand for the
''''l Vi me econd volume of Will
A. : history of Belfast, which COM
,e .is '5coF1 for 100 years. In Au-
,g a9'-' NE heirs of Hon. Joseph Will
saf Paced the manuscript in the