The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-08-07
The Trades Carnival.

laWn t;lrtV was abandoned ON account of the IA in
4 IN the afternoon The society intended to have
1 had the lawn in front Of the rink decorated with
/ Japanese lanterns, which would have added to
I the attractvenc-s Of TIE scene. The Belfast Elec
4 t}ic Light Company erected two arc lights in the
centre OF the grounds which made a brilliant illu
imitation Booths for the sale of ice cream, lem.
I on,,le and confectionery were erected on the lawn
j and were literally patrunized. balcony, draped
WITH bunting, Was built over the main entrance to
the rink, from which the Liuconvilc band dis
/ cour-ed excellent music. The interior of the rink
/ was handsomely decorated, but not SO deliberately
a. was intended The society sent to Boston fol
/ bunting, but was unable to secure supply as il
was an being used to decorate that city for the
Grand Army Eacampmcnt.
IHc latice of the society, especially Mrs Albert
/ Commons and Mrs. AnnaheI knights. deserve
much praise, ana all worked hard to bring abou,
/ what viii hc called the best entertainment of the
/ year. The trades carnival, representing fifty -liye
hu~inos firms Of the city, the first of the Kind
/ ever given here The young ladies were drilled foi
! about three week, under the guidance of Prof
Rankin. ana Inc proficiency with which they
/ carried out ting programme reflects credit upon
/ both the teacher and pupils. some of the COS
Y Times were very handsome, and all were so cred
/ itahle lHt Will not pa.ticuarize except in two
/ ra-o-, when tHc Individuals received applause
/ nom The large ana appreciatiye audience Miss
/ lne1 Iiancl, daughter Of Mrs. Charles W lIancy
! wore Il buy's 5jil and represented little Lore
/ tWmtIcruy, lterdcuealpr and precision in march
! itlG We're Rewarded with liberal applause. Mis-
'uuac rase, representing Nj. Hantons con
-sr}I;, ~, was literally covered with flowers an,
/ ~.- kerv attractive. purina-the evening the hand
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I cciNn- the most votes There was some excite
uert dtl,io, rib, j.-t rta.n ,nirt,tcs IA tta .,,,
/ teal the chiir was awarded to the knights o.
p.tjia-. the votes standing as follows knight, o.
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