The Republican Journal. 84 V(^T ME BELFAST, MAINE THURSDAY, APRIL 1912. 4, NUMBER 14 WANTS A RAILROAD. li l KlV of Searsport for the purpose of Government. hirineK a and later their daughter, Mrs. Peter City Superintendent of Schools. with, teed for ten years, and is endorsed and and THE NEWS OF BELFAST. adopt- Keason Why it Should Have One. Charles Ross of Harmon, at Thorndike Station, where Mr. ed t> The Waterville, appeared before by the U. S. Navy, the N. Y. personal: April meeting of the Goverr the Board relative to his on police depart- are much in City contract with tho Howard passed away February 8, 1906. of Liberty very Republican Caucus! The vot- ment, the leading ment was held Han city of Belfast for the removal of she had Republican churches, hospitals, schools, efforts to secure con- Monday evening, Mayor brown tail Since her husband's death made her ]., ;•■ railway moth nests from the trees. ers of Belfast are notified theaters and institutions L. went son and a full board Th city Mrs. hereby to meet in public throughout the Edgar Harding to Boston last their presiding present. home with her daughter until Harmon’s Friday ,1 the outer world, and prefer- Adjourned. Caucus at the Court civilized world.... P. on business. business was transacted in ^ House in Belfast, on Mon- Dwight Palmer, Masonic road following the boar death, which occurred last October. Much of ;jn electric to Belfast. They 8, at has an of the council with day, April 1912, 7.30 o’clock, p. m„ to Temple, elegant line of shirts, neck- business and aldermen, concurring: Readin the time since she had been her son in Mrs. Isaac Wilband of East Boston had close personal obituary! choose ten delegates to the Third wear, hosiery, gloves and hats, is the of records of last waived. Roll of ac 1 District Re- everything up- this and its trans- meeting Pittsfield. Another son survives—Fred L. guest of her ton, Clifford L. Wilband. i.h city recognize publican Convention to be held in the to-date. Call on him for what want for counts was read and ordered as follows: City of you as paid James Mitchell was born in Howard of Belfast; also several grandchildren Miss ,, lities, both by rail and water, Canada in Melvina V. Parker 1843 Bangor, Wednesday, April 10th, at 2 o’clock Easter-The Easter cards on sale at Wood- returned last Satur- held Contingent. $1171 7 2 and came to Belfast about 1870 in and great Many friends who p. At a recent public meeting connection grandchildren. m. cock’s day morning from a vacation Fire 220 7 Also to transact any other business which include hand-painted cards Bertha trip to Boston. Department. with the construction of the knew and loved her in life unite in saying, by which many from the adjacent Free railroaa, and L. Hutchins of Miss Library. 101 7 ] here may properly come before said caucus. Milwaukee, and cards of all Helen Brier went to Kent’s Hill last married the “Precious shall be her memory when she Hon. L. C. Morse and J. General School Purposes. 391 0 7 Etta, daughter of Mr. an t goeth and present, Mrs Per order of Republican City Committee, styles prices....Now is the time to put Tuesday to attend the Maine WeBleyan Sem- Repairs and Insurance. 45 1 1 John N. in 1872. Mr. down to the grave, and the remembrance of were appointed a committee Stewart, Mitchell was a down You can vp, School 29 5 Carleton Doak, Chairman, eggs. get a quart of water inary. Contingent. wel1 known railroad her shall be as a healing balm.” Fu- hat amount of freight would be Free Text builder, whose operations goodness at Poor’s Store Books. 7 0 5 Chester B. Frost, Secretary. glass Drug for 15 cents, enough Miss Abbie O. Stoddard of for the past forty years have neral services were held in Pittsfield March Newton, Mass., electric road, and such other Highways. 541 9 7 carried him into March to cover ten dozen is Belfast, 27, 1912. eggs... Easter hats, of the Easter recess a" Parts of the United conducted Rev. N. R. Pearson of the spending with her cousin, is would be of interest in this States and Canada. 11th, by course, and why not Easter Get a Miss E. $2508 9 2 When the Canadian A male rendered The Universalist Social stockings. Amy Stoddard. Walker was called to New Pacific railroad was Methodist church. quartette Aid will meet with The built box of Holeproof at The Dinsmore Store and ! petition of W. E. Keene and other across the selections. The Mrs. L. Misses Millie Mitchell and is in continent he constructed a appropriate musical floral Eugene Cook to-morrow, Friday, after- Helen Brown wil! M orse engaged a systematic ! praying that the system be extende hundred you will have an absolute guarantee of six lighting j mile Interment was in the noon, at 2 go to Boston and in on section of it at tributes were beautiful. o’clock. vicinity a few days for an ascertain what inducements Searsport avenue to the Searsport line wa Winnipeg, Manitoba. months service or new hose free.J. When the and later in the W. extended vacation ■ read and referred to the committee on Great Northern vault at Freedom village, fami- The trip. d to t undertake ! lights railway was built he regular business meeting of the Wom- & Co. will a capitalists The Ferguson have special Easter sale petition of James E Wing in behalf o E constructed a lot in the there. Hon. 'he road. Without, hundred mile section in ; ly cemetery an’s Hospital Aid will be held with Mrs. William P. came to Bel- making a : the North Belfast Fire fo Minne- E. A. t>f gloves Thursday, Friday and Thompson,who Company, praying sota- Saturday fast 0n the Atchison, Topeka and Wilson, Frahklin to attend the funeral of Hon. W. H. Me- canvass of the freight that is permission to erect an engine house on th ; Santa Fe The funeral of the late Hon. William Henry street, Friday April 5th at April 4th, 5th and 6th, with a discount of ten ■ he constructed a 2.30 m. returned to u and schoolhouse lot at the Head of the wa long section p. Lellan, Bangor rty vicinity it easily Tide, through Kansas. McLellan was held at the Unitarian church per cent for cash during the sale... Mr. W. H. Friday. read and granted. In Eastern Canada he and with such an outlet as constructed the Saint The visit of the Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Pendleton of Camden The petition of Albert I. Muugettand others Friday morning, March 29th, at 10 o’clock, Portland Board of Trade to Thomas, Edgar L. Clark and Mr. went Morris Valley railroad at to Boston ut of wood, lumber, and farm asking for the right to lease the ball ground Shewenegan Falls, Rev. Charles B. Ames, pastor officiating. Mr. Belfast next.May will be brief. It is scheduled and Mrs. Earl Thomas publish a card of thanks. Monday after spending a week in on where the Electric Power street, was read and wit] great Co. is to arrive .... Annual the of Mrs. be largely increased. It is a Congress passed, | located McLellan had been a member of this parish here at 7.30 p. m., May 23d and leave meeting of the corporators of the Belfast, guest Elizabeth Knowl- the that grounds shall be at th s which furnishes to and with facilities for understanding light Montreal and at 1 a. Belfast bank at 10 a. ton. ction, power for many years and a constant attendant and m., May 24th for Ellsworth, Savings m., April 10th... disposal of the fourth of July Committee oi 1 to the street passing e railways. He also built of Goodhue & 44 products of the farms would July 4th, 1912. part his was a familiar as he sat in the fam- through Bangor. Co., Main street, are prepared to B. went to the Drummond figure Henry Cunningham Portland Fri fold. The corn The of Bakeman and other , County railroad, now a part of do first class and many canning petition Henry ily pew. Mr. Ames read the brief burial ser- The second in the series of plumbing heating, and will day for surgical treatment to his foot, which that a schoolhouse be the Intercolonial dancing parties \ has been in successful praying erected in th- railway, which is the Govern- furnish oper- vice of the Unitarian faith and offered a short given in Memorial hall Charles E. gladly estimates-Ralph D. South- was injured some time when foot Emery District was read and referred to th- ; ment of by Sherman ago playing and have had railway Canada. Besides the con- 12 Main years, might Committee on Schools. prayer. The Unitarian choir, Mrs. C. W. Wes- and Martin Webber was held last worth, street, announces a spring ball. struction of railroads in Friday night : it could have taken it. The The Missouri, Wisconsin of men’s and report of the City Marshal was read cott, Miss Katherine C. Quimby, Messrs. and attended about 37 opening boy’s wearing apparel and other sections of the by couples. Keyes’ or- Misses Marion Knowlton, Geneva concern accepted and ordered on file. west he was active for Hutchins,. amounted to about placed Ralph 1. Morse and Leon Beckwith, with Mrs. chestra furnished music. Saturday, April 6th, and invites an in- The list of ten was in the Sabra Dyer and Helen Brier returnee to Kent’s following persons agree* I construction of many of the rail- of the .Three nery, recently rebuilt, fur- to be Beckwith, organist, then rendered “Lead spection goods..