The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-02-26
SEARsPORT.

Can't. B. F. Colcord left Monday for Augusta.
The annual town reports were in circulation
Monday.
Archie Gilkey of Colby College was in town
over Sunday
George Roberts hast moved into the Mosman
house on Goodell street.
Sidney M. Weber returned Saturday from
business trip in the west
MA. Cook of Dexter was in town last week
6or few days on business.
Miss Florence Colcord has returned from
Waits in Boston and Orange, NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Colcord are receiv-
inc CONGRATULATIONS on the birth, Feb. 1otn' oi
. son.
Mr. ch.s. B. Deshon is spending the winter
Nth Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bowen on Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Monroe are receiving
congratulations on the birth, feo' lo'n' VI
daughter.
Don't forget the Washington social az 'ne
Congregational vestry this, Thursday evening"
Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dexter, VINO nave Deeh
,,,s;t;no Mr. and Mrs George P. Carter re-
turned to Boston last week.
Steamer F. j. Lisman, Capt. Smith, arriVeo
Monday from Newport News WIN ''0' WIZ
of coal for the Penohscot Coal 20.
Mrs. Elmer Webster, who has Deen az 'N.
Waldo County Hospital, Belfast, 1or nie'ie"'
treatment. returned homa last week.
Miss Henrietta Gerry has returned iion'
prounv;,,e. where she has been engaged III
her professional calling as trained hu''e'
Tho warrant for the annual town meeting
tn he held Monday, March End, at Union man,
r.s ,osted Saturday and contains 56 articles.
Steamer L. v. Stoddard, Capt Bergman
finished discharging N onday at the fenoosco'
200, dock at Mack's Point and sailed Tor NOT
folk.
Ralnh Mortland sprained his ankle qui'e
severely while leading horse 10 .ps oa," ',os
week. He was attended by Dr. T.. ~ Aap'e'
of Belfast
Cant R E. Sargent arrived Monday from
xnox and has accepted position as nign'
,.+.hr,.n for the Hubbard Fertilizer Company
at Mack's Point.
Th. strong northeast wind Monday nlgn'
completely cleared the harbor OF ice, 'ne
.+eamer Belfast making landing here Moh'
dav. coming from Belfast.
hanv
Tho month of February up to date mas oeen
the coolest and most disagreeaole 1or ye"'e'
nh. continued cold weather was not broken
a. c,,a.v when the wind came in from the
west southwest.
M-s Elizabeth C. Carver, who mas peen
snnndine the winter with her son. oap' .s.se
Ca,ver Of the U. S. collier Hector, az roi's'
,.h had the misfortune to fall and oreak
her arm in Boston while shopping last "eeA
Alfred Story Trundy and Miss Olive hioies
marc married at their new home on o'ealnDoa'
,,anue at 10 a. M, Feb. 2Oth,. by Rev. =, H.
M.E,binev of the First Congt church. lhey
left on the 1920 train on short "eouins 'i'p
to Boston and New YORK.
Steamer Belfast arrived Sunday morning
from Boston strong wind from 'he
south west was blowing at the time Inc
...a,,,ar roceedsd as far as Sears lslano on
her way to Bucksport but finding 'he p"seAe
fn of floating ice turned back and went in'o
Belfast.
Doncp,s CORNER. H. Peabody Farhhahi
- WV Adams of Salem. Mass, who nave
been spending few days at line oA'p'''
,etnrned home last Saturday. hehiS ~
Dodoe has gone to Orono TO worh at MS 'iaue
&c o.r maker. Percy Hartman, VINO lido
-, ,,,orLiry in Massachusetts, returned nome
last week.
psn,erober the Colonial Social tonight IN 'ne
,nner conference room of the Cong'' ohui'n
T.a bostesses of the evening are Mrs' u a.
Adams and Mrs. B. F. Coicord. A general
.;,,,a &c nromised 1t is hoped thae
ssnv Of those present will be IN olo 'in'e '0s ;.
,nmes As entertainment. Living PICTURES
will be presented Cake and coHee WIN
served. and candy will be on sale. AonisSioA'
ten cents.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. SUNDAY
February 22nd there were no SERVES >, M.
ronn, Church, the pastor, Rev. =. H. MI
r,h;nev having been called to Roslindaie' MASS
- ofic;ate at The funeral Of his nephew
Next Sunday morning the regular offering 1or
-;sh exnenses will be received. The \. +.
q F. will have charge of the evening meet
;no The topic will be that arranged for Mi ieh
6rst Following the Conservation service
.here will bea business meetir OF importance
The Knights of Pythias in body attenoeo
the service last Sunday morning at the Me'ho'
dist church in honor of their 5oth anniversary
snecial music was rendered by the choir. lne
openine anthem was BLESS the Loro' WIN
alto and soprano duet by Mrs. Perry anu m,,,
Enpene Porter. A solo. 'Love re the Aoia'
Handel. was beautifully rendered by Mis
Perry. with organ accompaniment by Mls' ~
N. Porter and Miss Dunning, vlohn. rev. " W.
R.rnard preached a most interesting ana aP-
,ro,r;ate sermon from the subject of Frleno-
ship.
MORRILL,.
The sisters of Honesty Grange WILL furnish
a dinner at the grange hall next Monday