The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-08
NE News of Belfast.

r.e-.;ag Of the State Federation
Cabs will be held in Bangor
limitations last week by Gov.
that Of Thomas W. Lothrop of
.... q. notary pubic,
f brew Of Belfast, electrician. has
.,,l.o -s BANKRUPTCY. Secured claims,
f. a...---.. s459,5o.
..s.s4-l yao Club, at it's annual ban
"a. ..s g.ted to entertain the State
/ .-.g.4 August.
...--aas social Aid will meet at 2
~ . y--uay with the president,
Seem u4yo The program will IN
sa. sale
-....... . of the New York Bargain
...- a.aay for New York. where
.... ... sprng goods, She will re-
= r.e. aeeAs.
s. .,a-- has composed words and
.-. cheer for the Belfast High
a.. .... .a 5ught tie students at the
So a fsh LIST,
7,m Er-z uarker Tent, D. of V. Sewing
I'M has s.aoued its picnic supper from
/. -l. 4 l4sh on account Of the illness
tar4as 20. It's members.
rs .s-l TO- the Cotillion series will take
,n. .1,.-roa. Friday night in Memorial
nrs.a popular music by McKeen's orches-
|, -s.le are only three more in the series,
.as, g.s nasu most enjoyable.
7,... B. .alance due Belfast-Searsport
h, .t4 STATE auto fund of So 25, and the
g.,,v,y commissioners are endeavorlng to
s,,.rs.s unexpended balances cleared away
kgsdirures on the part of the towns to
gts gsf balances are due.
i5ac. Was given last Thursday night in
E..8. Grange hall, following the basket ball
ar. letgeeu the boys and girls teams of the
h!st iga md Castine Normal School. The
Norma can CAME over on the steamer Golden
nd s:sqmpaniad by number of fans,
-ts publishers of McCall's magazine have
uluacsl al increase in the Inscription
F '.se effect March LIST, which will
he, compel US to increase our clubbing
E;= $50 .at magazine. The old rate will
k4a5l all orders sent before March /,
Mt
Tie ao- l employees were given a
FFa.l sQrp--e last Friday, when the mill
lAagsnsa psld each employee a bonus
Enau.- ,r u. per cent of their wages of the
HlaZg. atts The company paid out sew
I'll A.sa 1 dollars in this way and it was
fa'7 lf-ecN,ed by every employee as it
dlt q, mos 9pportune time of year.-Cam-
@l Hsr. g.
Ne. -e ground hog saw his shadow all
Fa l; rst4y and if we believe the old say
q 7'.- has taken another flight Now
H. aa qD look forward to an early spring
DC ssasonable summer, and if the coal bin
Ais ou' We can manage to worry through the
tnsaa4 cold spell.
Lv l1'ty Of Colebrook, N. H., the presi-
'A' Q. ths New England Milk Producers As
'Ns,onl vas in Belfast last Saturday and
AFsn7ed a Waldo County Association, with
4'ai' Evans Of Waldo, president, and G. ].
'''ss't OF Burnham, secretary and treasurer.
Il 1eag spent the week in the county and
,E'a7ed several local associations. Later in
~s season Belfast. Brooks, Troy, Frankfort
+' o.aer towns will be organized under a
''' England Association officer,
Tue 0a7de Light Cafe, is the title of the en-
ss'nent which will be given this, Thurs
rr''s'en'og at a special meeting of Primrose
'''sf. U = S, with Miss Amy Stoddard as
The nature of the entertainment is
'''' 10 al except those taking part and is
" " ts delightful surprise. There will
DE degree work. The regular meeting
! a''l .asj Friday evening. but owing to the
.' 'ea'ure was made very brief. hence
'P7es' meeting next Thursday night.
m ~7 N'men's Alliance of the First Parish
! .'7' AM viii I. eet at the home of Mre.
!. ''-' D. stevens, Church street, this, Thurs
). .'''s'noon at o'clock. Religious intelIi-
= WIN he given by Mrs. Harry W. Clark
b. review of Samuel McCalrs Life OF
N Is ., D heed by Mrs. Wilmer J. Dorman
n. '-11' The Alliance will give its annua
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs James
''"es' when the committee of arrange
r = vi. vii be Mrs. Clement W. Wescott, Mrs.
M, wilson and Mrs. Elbridge S. Pitcher, 1,
sentiemen's night also.