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Republican Journal: Vol. 68, No. 47 The Republican Journal. ~ i!! NOVEMBER (i,s-_ BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, 19, 1896. NUMBER 47 bers separately; would have short lessons Belfast "Who struck Billy Bryan? We never teched and would have celebrates the na- cerely glad that she is not behind her sis- dences of J. J. Mellen anil simple answers; regular him.” John Sylvester, PERSONAL. and in he ter cities in this respect. This is but one the stable of Albert repetitions reviews; short, would tional “There's no place like home. So sang Billy L. McIntosh and the teach the to think. The victory. instance of what is going on all over the Ocean House. should __ I'.l KsDAY MORNING BY THE pupil pupils Bryan Nov. 3d. „• have land. The feel that have re- Miss Ada Stevens is less assistance. Would not refuse as- “Prosperity, protection, McKinley. people they Bridge street, residences of Chas. F. Mar- visiting her sister in a it. So do we.’ ceived a and is kindled sistance, but would learn the difficulty and Torchlight Procession in “Hanna likes deliverance, courage shall, Mrs. Betsy Maddocks, Willard Seek- Boston. Journal Which “Brooks Gold Club. McKinley, 110; Bryan, 72.” anew in their hearts the in Pub, Co, then by questioning lead the pupil to think by overwhelming ins, I. A. Conant J. S. Fernald, F. O. Rob- Seth. Alius glad to se jer.” of and E. F. Hanson went to out the example for himself. Brooks Joins. Two Speeches from “Howd’y, victory McKinley Hobart. He who erts and J. A. Merithew. Boston Saturday on The business "Sound money.” entered the army at the age of seventeen River meeting was then opened more work; more wages. avenue, Ansel F. Stevens. business. iation in and Congressman Milliken. "Protection; years as a private and served with City County, ami the following committees appointed: Bon=Fires, “Honest dollar and a chance to earn it.” soldier, Lincolnville avenue, Ehen M. Sanborn, well merited distinction until the Carl Ames went to On nominations, H.E. Ellis, Belfast; Miss Fire “The integrity of the nation must be preserved.’ close of L. E. McMahan, Mrs. Jane Lauren. Bucksport Saturday on Works, Music and a General the great war, who by his faithful- in PAPER for Maine sea M. H. Mason, Morrill; F. H. Sears- “Patriotism, protection, prosperity.” industry, Miller street, John W. Nash and Albert business. Meade, Tom Reed has no ness and port. Illumination. “Maine leads the way. equal.” eminent talents, maue a most hon- L. McIntosh. people.” “Hurrah for McKinley.” ored name for himself in the halls of Con- Burton E. Wight went to Rockland Mon- On resolutions, A. N. Jewett, Searsmont; Maine? Congress street, S. G. Stimpson. The “What’s the matter with 50.000 ma- his fame around the J. G. Harding, Waldo. citizens of Belfast celebrated the elec- gress, reaching globe, Primrose Hill, Mrs. A. G. Ellis, P. S. day on business. s. In advance, §2.00a jority who governed for a full term his own year; On next meeting, F. M. Nickerson, Stock- tion of McKinley and Hobart last “More mills and factories open instead of more great Staples, C. F. Ginn, S. B. Holt, C. II. Brav, at the expiration of the Thursday State and whose name stands Elmer A, Sherman went to Boston ton Springs; Miss Mabel Swau- mints.” wisely well, James H. Clark, Dr. G. W. R. T. Mon- Billings, one of the for to Stoddard, evening, by grandest demonstra- will do now?’ protection American industries, and on l .c- one vlle; N. F. Staples. Freedom. “What Bryan Rankin, Tileston Wadlin, Calvin day business. square, one inch tions Hanna? whose elevation to the Hervey. 1 ever made here. the matter with and most im- -! ”• for one and 25 On revision of the the The places of busi- “What’s highest Union street, Allen Webber, EzraL.Tal- week, constitution, Super- office in the of Mrs. E. L. Cook went to A ness portant gift the nation, is an J. H. Boston Saturday insertion. fraction intendents of Waldo County, with F. S. and residences of the Republicans and The started promptly at the bot, Trussell, Alpheus Dyer, George ~ procession assurance of will a lull one. Brink of Belfast, chairman. returning prosperity, pilot Inuis, J. W. Kuowlton, Wm. H. for a short visit. sound-money Democrats were marched over the our Sanborn, At the brilliantly hour named, 7.30, and good Ship of State out from among the E. W. Mrs. afternoon session Ex-Superintend- Willis, Mary A. Coombs, Robe. Alvenus illuminated, and were with but breakers, and ensure her a safe and Sanborn went to Jackson last io-I>ay’s Journal. ent N. A. Luce presented a paper on “Lan- many elaborately route as laid out by the committee, pros- Rurgess, Geo. O. Scott, .T. H. Cooh y, Geo. decorated. perous four years voyage. we can al- R. for a visit. guage as an Edueational End." First we The march of the procession The was all Yes, Carter, J. A. Montetiore and Miss Ada Friday one change. procession greeted see the water CAGE 1. should master the of ready open ahead. The skies Abiram F. meaning words and was in a continual of Larrahee, Merithew, II. Black, W m. F. glare light from the the route by a display of red fire, are Hearts that were Bean left for Kansas I sLitute...Belfast their uses. Clearness and force in the along clearing. despondent Russell Brier. City Monday illuminations of the houses and tire- and other fireworks. are taking courage. A better is to the winter. Victory. Probate and thought are closely related One of the par- lawns, rockets, Roman candles day being Bay View street, Mrs. J. O. Hayes, spend works ushered in. It is the of old-fash- Benja- Brooks Post Office.. ticular ends of the use of is and bonfires, while the of and beginning min Mrs. O. A. language to ringing The houses of many Republicans sound Libby, Joseph Clough, Hop- E. H. went ioned Republican security and Wilbur A. Haney .to Portland Tuesday make ourselves felt by others. As bells, the of bombs and the prosperity. kins, Macomber. proper reports firearms, Democrats were heartily cheered by Let the bells Let the cannon age money ring. roar. Let East Geo. D. afternoon ou business. 2. words properly arranged make a forceful of the Belfast, McCrillis, Edw. D. tooting steaui whistles and horns, the the lights of your torches emblazon the A. W. Scramble for New York sentence, so such sentences properly arrang- procession. sky. Curtis, Hanson, Edmund Stevens, Mrs. Frances Mureli made music not in the least Let all our hearts be tilled with thanksgiv- Alvenus went to Bangor Sat- he Week A Year’s Work ed make a forceful discourse. The power to discordant to The route was up Church street to the Sanborn, I. L. Perry, G. J. Grotton, Marine ing for the good times are coming and not Thomas James urday for a short visit. Miscellany. County give forceful expression to thought can but patriotic ears. B. counter- Taylor, Coombs, F.N. Saverv, her Veteran Heard residence of lion. C. Hazeltiue; far awav. I. II. Fromj help to develop To serve the he first Sherman, Henry Carrow, B. Mrs. Mulence..The Farwell Be- thought. move of the celebration was on street to the wno will not welcome them after Kelley, Albert uammans went to Rockland highest results other t han purely intellectu- march down High southerly gladly E. W. Ellis, Elmer Rankin, N. S. Piper arid 1 >.ty ypoeiu). the arrival of the 6 20 which our long season of depression and distress? E. Monday fur a shot visit. al faculties must be used. A knowledge of train, brought junction of Church street; up Church street T. Walker. PAGE 3. We have been travelling in the desert of ornamental rhetoric must be the about 100 passengers from Brooks ami other NOTES • D. X. applied; to Custom House square; up Main to Cedar; free trade for four but AND INCIDENTS. Jewell, Esq., of Hallowed was in The Crafty Populists.. must assist. Warmth partial nearly years, imagination and points up the line. The Brooks A Belfast on \ .Good Advice. .Sweet delegation, over Cedar to Franklin; down Franklin to we can see the green fields of our American large number of sound Demo- Monday business. -lage vividness of thought must be out. money Promptly. The Venezuela brought headed by an drum of Bel- policy of protection ahead and we shall soon crats illuminated their them involves the use of impromptu corps over Court, to Grove; up Grove to houses, among Hon. Seth L. Mil skirt\’ote Lumber Ad- Language study right Court; arrive at John G. liken and wife visited fast formed' on them. Thtynation wandered away Damon, Jones S. Davis, O. G. 1 figures of There should be a knowl- boys, the platform, with Main to Con- ireenhackism... Papers and speech. Cedar; over Cedar to Main; up from the home of its in 1802 and C. B. II. II. friends in Augusta and love of the best in literature. prosperity Critchett, Hazeltine, Moody, Tuesday. edge That flags, baskets of flowers, transparencies and of John gress ; over Congress to the home Hon. lias since been eating the husks which were Capt. Moore, Sehvyn Thompson, Fred \\ CAGE 4. study of literature which shall lead up to a illiam Hill of Rockland has visited torches and marched up the street directly left to it by the foreign but it is W. Brown. proper understanding of should'be Seth L Milliken. importers, 'i Patriotism..A Move for language now and ere moons shall friends in Belfast the past week.
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