The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-18

The committee on highway made an in
specton Tuesday of the proposed street
through the property of Carter 4 Co., and
ID. w. Dyer. The street was previously laid
out The committee will assess damages
and report to the next meeting of city coun-
Gil.
The east side industries are prospecting,
and the owners are making Improvements
in their plants. Kelley & Co. are putting in
a new t1ume at their axe factory. Rankin 4
Co. have rebuilt the dam at their mill, and
Sherman & Go. are replanking the dam at
their leatherboard factory.
Mr.. Daniel A. Wadlin, of Northport, has
been invited to make dairy exhibit next
year at the Worlds Fair, has accepted, and
will make a display of butter. Mr.. Walin has
tWentv-seven Jersey cows and makes 100
pounds of butter weekly. His dairy pro
,luces some of the best butter made in Waldo
county.
MAPLE GROVE CAMPMEETING. The meet
ing at the grove, Sear>port, Will begin next
Thursday and continue ten days. Eminent
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NOW owned entirely ~ Mr. F. F Hanson, Of
Belfast, who is grading ana identifying the
grounds. Lowell parties are building a 81 ;
300 cottage Mr.. Hanson says he intends to
make this great attraction in the future.
Edward Sibley offers a reward of :S25 for
the return Of his watch stolen Tuesday night.
... Ladies' gold watch found. Apply to
Leslie Carleton, Winterport.. Calvin Her.
vey, Belfast has a second hand top-buggy
| for sale at a bargain. Store for sale by
Francis Whitmore, Belfast. Cat boat lost
or stolen from Fort Point. Reward will be
paid for the recovery Of the boat by E. A
Doran, Bangor.
Steamer Electa will make an excursion
this, Thursday, evening from Belfast to
Temple Heights, Northport, touching at the
Camp Ground. There will be concert at
the Spiritualist grounds under the manage
ment of j. Frank Baxter, of Chelsea, assis t.
ed by Ioungs Quartette, of Lincolnville.
The programme includes recitations, vocal
and instrumental music. The boat will
leave Pitchers wharf at $50 P. NJ.
ing special train of six cars arrived in Bel
fast from Waterville and the eNcursionists
proceeded to Northport. At Pitchers wharf
: the steamers Sedgwick. Electa and Viking
We're waiting. but the crowd did not number
over POO. They divided themselves among
the three boats and We're soon landed at
Northport. The return trip was made at )
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special train brought 200 eNcursionists from
Dover and FoXcroft. They took the steam
trs Electa Viking and Sedgwcl1 for North
port, returning at . in the afternoon.
BrckBoARD PARTIES A party of twenty
five IN uckhoaris left Belfast Monday and
drove to Camden bv the shore road. Here
the party boarded the electri, cars and rode
to Rockland. Dinner was eattl at the
Th"rndike The company came home de
lighted with the trip, especially the electric
ride. Some of our summer visitors We're in
the party and We're deli GIFTED With the beal1ti-
tul scenery along Penohsrot Bay Tues day d
party of twenty women and TWO lone men
drove to Swan Lake. where an agreeable DAY
was spent a chowder was served . We'd
lleSday Mr.. and Mrs. J f. Cottrell and Mrs
David Hodgdon and family, drove to Swan
Lake fer a day 5 outing
THE Two SISTERS COMPANY. This COM
pany is in Belfast rehearsing for the opening
of the season. and Saturday evening. Aug
p, will present at the Opera House. Denmau
Thompson and Geo. w. Rver's great play
''The Two Sisters" The company was in
Belfast two years ago and gave general sat
lsfaction, The New York Graphic says of
the story of Tie Two Sisters:
Never was a more natural. pathetic, Yet
funny story. more simple Vet powerfully
told than in the case of The Two Sisters.
The story is i;feike. The etchings of
city life and the doings of plain everyday
people whose Very LONELINESS makes them
interesting. The auditor furgets that it is a
maht-beieve affair and enters into the spirit
as though all that TRANSFERRED was actual and
Of personal interest. The secret charm is
sure to make friends and keep them and will
tide the PLAY To distinguished success, 1t
ranks among he most beautiful and healthy
productions ever introduced.
A SrI ENDID PERFORMANCE ''The Mascot
was produced at the Opera House Tuesday
evening by The New York Comic Opera Co.
in very acceptable manner. The company is
q Very clever one in everyday and their de-
Eghtful singing and artistic acting was much
appautled by the audience A great deal d
fun was made by the comedians of the COM
panv, who succeeded in legitimate manner
in keeping the audience laughing from start to
finish. The company have made an excellent
record in the principal cities of Maine, and
| everyone should be pleased that they re-
main with us one night longer than they
intended to stop. Wednesday night H. NJ
S. Pinafore was acted with the same SPLEEN
did cast as in the Mascot. A larger audience
was present than on the opening night and
to say the show pleased would be putting it
mildly: it 'set one crazy" 'sOlivette'' will
be produced tonight, the company leaving
the next morning friday for Bar Harbor.
We sincerely trust the New York Opera Co.
will visit us again in the near future
| BURGLARS STILL AT WORK. The houses
of Mr. Edward Siblev. on High street, and
of Mr.. Geo. W Burkett, on Church street
| were entered Tuesday night. Mr.. Sibley
says that between two and three O'Clock
! Wednesday morning Mrs. Sibley woke up
and discovered a disagreeabe odor in the
room. She supposed it came from the out
| side and closed the window This woke
| him and he cot upliphted lamD and passed