The Republican journal., 1892-07-14

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, Morse, of Searsmont and others.
Mrs Florence A. Maynard, who last sea
son 50 successfully conducted classes in
dancing. will open classes at Plerces' Parlor
Theatre Saturday afternoon, July 10. Mrs.
Maynard is entirely worthy Of patronage and
We hope she will be met by large number.
See her advertisement in another column.
Mrs Sarah f. Meader, of Lynn, formerly
OF Belfast, will arrive in town next week.
Mrs Meader is a successful practitioner OF
the Christian Science School. While here
she will give several public and private par
lor talks on mental science. and will tell the
people how to master their own ills and to
keep well. Mrs. Meader is very popular in
Belfast, and her many friends will be glad
to welcome her.
Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Ernest Boynton,
Of Niles, Ohio, and Miss Dencie Mudgett,
daughter of the late William Mudgett, We're
married Tuesday at Prospect. Miss Mudg-
EFT has been a successful teacher, and is we'll
known i'll Belfast. where she once resided.
Mr., Boynton is lawyer MIR. and Mrs.
Boynton We're on the boat Tuesday on their
way to Fall River From thence they will
90 to Niles, Ohio, where they will reside.
RETURN OF BELFAsT's FAvoRITE ACTOR.
Mr.. Thomas f. Shea and company will play
a three evenings engagement at the Belfast
Opera House, beginning this Thursday
evening. Mr. Shea is Belfast's favorite
actor, and all will be pleased to welcome
IT,
and cannot fail to 81 entire satisfaction.
1t is unnecessary for Ii to attempt to praise
the acting of Mr.. Shea, for all here know
him. The play tonight is "Tangled Up;'
Friday night, "Barred Ont, and Saturday
night, ''The Corsican Brothers The tickets
are on sale at the City Drug Store, and are
Is, p and 81 cents.
From the present until Sept 10, the Ban
gor 4 Bar Harbor Steamboat Company will
sell excursion tickets to Bar Harbor or
any of their regular landings for 50 Tor the
round trip, every Saturday, returning every
Monday The steamer Castne leaves Bel
fast at 10 A. NJ. every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday for Green's Landing and inter-
mediate points, and connects every trip with
the fast steamer Clmbria at 1slesboro for
Bar Harbor and all landings on Mt. Desert
Dinner served on the Cimbria Connections
made at Islesboro about 30. Arrive at
Bar Harhor at s P. N. Returning arrive in
Belfast at $50 L. NJ, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
Belfast sea captains and mariners general
~ who are acquainted in Jacksonville and
Mayport. Fla, Will We panied to learn Of She
death Of Nh Frank Burrows, of Mayport,
who was killed July >. at Jacksonville, by a
negro named Reed. The negro is a truck
man. Burrows was in the office of the COM
rany which employed Reed, Burrows had
some words With Reed in regard to the lat
ters tar,lineSs in delivering goods. Words
passed between them and each armed him
self with a stake. Blows We're exchanged
when Reed struck Burrows over the head,
killing him. The affair caused great excite
lnent and it looked at one time as though
the negro would be lynchell.
very enjoyable picnic party was given
l,v Miss Miliben at her cottage on South
Shore, Northport, Tuesday afternoon and
evening. The hostesses on this occasion
We're Miss Mlliken and Miss Mary johnson.
The guests We're Miss Middleton, Miss Louise
Middleton, Miss Carman, and Mrs. Mac
knight, from the Crosby Inn; Mrs. Will
Qumhy Miss Charlotte Colburn. Fred G.
Haraden, Frank r. Woodcock Percy A
Sanborn. Will H. Qumby. F. I. Chase and
c. W Frederick. The spread was unusual
~ elaborate and reflected better than words
can tell the ability of the Young lady mama
gers and their assistants, in the culinary art.
Tie original plan was, with pleasant COM
pany, music. conversation, alluring ham
Knocks. and possibly little flirting, to await
the arrival of the moon. which came, as
moons are apt to do, on time, but fully two
hours sooner than wished for.
THE CHURCHES. Rev. VIM. Z. Moves
State missionary, preached at the Baptist
church Sunday. In the evening he gave a
talk GA the State convention after which he
preached a sermon. Mr.. Moves preached
at Northport in the afternoon....A the
Methodist Church next Sunday morning the
pastor will speak on the "Necessity of Fam
lily Relations" The subject for the evening
will be announced at the morning service
All persons who do not worship elsewhere
are cordially invited to these services. The
Methodist Sunday School and Society will
make their annual excursion Wednesday
the Goth. The trip will be made across the
bay i'll steamer Electa possibly to Blake
Point Cape Rozier. Next Sunday forenoon
at the Universalist Church, Miss Kings bury
| by request, will speak on the topic sabbath
Dissertation" Isaiah, 81, 2 and So, 13-14 Sun.
day school at noon. Topic-"The First
Christian Church" Acts ,, 37-47 Evening
service omitted.
The entertainment in Memorial Hall Sat
urday evening was very pleasant affair
and the goodly number present seemed tC
enjoy it very much 1t was a pleasure Just
! to see the fine decorations of the beautiful
| hall with flags entirely around and over
heaG and the abundance of roses, peonies
and other flowers. The address of Rev S
L. Hanscom was excellent and highly ap
preciated, Judging from the generous APP.
plause. The singing by the young ladies
q1aftette was specially enjoyed, and the
program for next Saturday evening will be
service of song the first half hour and
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