The Republican journal., 1895-11-14

The Republican Journal. tn
Several lights Of glass in f. A. Follett's
store were broken Tuesday night BY rocks
thrown from the street or sidewalk, There
is no clue to the culprit
The Mayor has called a meeting Of the
Board of Aldermen for next Monday evening.
at o'clock, to receive the report of the com
mittee on sewer assessments and to appoint
date for a hearing on the same,
The new gas burners introduced by the
Belfast Light and Power Co. have only to be
seen to be appreciated. While giving more
light than the old burners they consume less
gas-a double recommendation.
At the last annual meeting Of the Waldo
County Veteran Association Rev Addie M.
Mcintyre of Belfast was elected chaplain,
NOV. 18th Mrs Mcintyre sent letter of
resignation to the President, H. R. Dawson
of Monroe.
There has been some talk of buying out
the present Belfast Water Company and
forming local company, and it is under
stood that resident of this city now has an
option on majority of the stock. 1t is not
certain, however, that the stock will be
taken up here, although the investment is
no doubt good one
The auction sales OF the stock Of Calvin
Herveys jewelry store closed last Friday
afternoon. Eight sales We're held aud the
bulk Of the stock was disposed OF. The
sterling silver. rings, and some other articles
Of jewelry were withdrawn and will be dis
posed of at private sale, and Mr. Hervey
will be at his store until Jan 1st 1896 for
that purpose. His store is for rent
A SUCCESSFUL HUNT. Messrs. George E.
johnson and r. f. Dunton returned home
Nov. 9th from successful hunt in Northern
Maine. They left Belfast Oct 26th and went
directly to Rogers lumber camp in Stacy
vile on the East Branch of the Penobscot.
They found deer and small game plenty,
and hunted within a radius of two miles of
the camp. They secured four deer, two
bucks weighing 1875 and 225 pounds, and two
does. The heads Of the bucks We're mounted
by Mr. G. r. Coombs
The MERRY, MERRY M1NsrRELs. The
Belfast Band is preparing for an entertain
ment which cannot fail to be great sue
cess. They intend to give, at date to be
announced later, an old time minstrel enter
tainment with local talent, of which there is
an abundance of the highest order The Band,
a. a band ami as orchestra, will furnish
the finest of music, and as the entertainment
has been in contemplation for several years
and weeks will be devoted to rehearsing,
one or more evenings of fun and merry
music are assured. Perhaps "Cy" Davis
may be induced to come from Wakefield.
Mass, TO rattle the bones in company with
some OF his brother stars of by-gone DAYS
Further particulars later
SONGS ILLUSTRATED. The entertainment
to be given at Belfast Opera House to-mor-
row, Friday evening, by the Harvard Male
Quartette, Will be one which no lover of
trated BY stereopticon views as they are
sung by the quartette greatly increasing
the interest. Miss Nichols recitations are
also highly pleasing feature of the enter
tainment. The following brief notices from
the leading press OF the country show how
they are appreciated elsewhere:
The concerted singing of the Harvards
was delightful. No quartette ever sang
here with such smoothn SIS and perfect
blend Of parts. The selections ranged from
heavy to light, but air rendered with
the same rare handling. Harrisburg, Pa.
Telegraph.
Miss Nichols was all grace, all animation,
all abandon, and captiyated the audience
from the start. [Syracuse, n. V, Standard.
CHAT Minot T. Stearns has bought a 10
at the corner Of Court and Salmond streets
and is TO build on it soon. -. D. A. BROKER,
bridge Inspector NJ. c. Il. R, visited the
Belfast branch officially last Thursday -
The fog which had prevailed to the vest
ward for several days previous reached here
Friday night and the densest Of the
season...A vessel arrived at Portland last
week with two hundred dollars worth of
fresh nackere and several salmon weighing
about three or four pounds piece that We're
found i'll the seine The meeting of the
Rodolf Medicine Co., called for Monday,
A'oN' AA'hs was etuJt'uiueNl W IiludN, NOV
18th Frank B. Fagg recently shot 5 foxes,
one coon, several skunks, and some small
game. The town of Islesboro according to
the State assessors returns, supports not
one doctor. lawyer or panper. Two sleighs
We're seen on Main street Tuesday; but
they We're in cart. Lord is making four
sails and two sail-covers for sch. Mary A.
Hall. There were Is arrivals at Crosby
Inn by Tuesday evenings train. Novem-
Der has been glorious month thus far.
The new lunch car is now in running order,
and in appearance is certainly a great i'm
proyement on the old one. The minia-
ture steam yacht made by Walter Darby is
on exhibition in Starrett's window
NEW ADvERTIs EMENTs. You will be apt
to the advt. of the Francis Shoe Store
this week. 1t speaks for itself, and tells Of
slaughter OF desirable rubber goods-articles
that are or will be in demand by everyone
at this season of the year. Call and examine
the goods. ID. 2. Palmer Masonic Temple,
has the very latest and best in mems fur
nishing goods. hats, caps, etc, and the most
complete line of underwear in the city. One
sale makes a regular customer. You will
find "A. p. Manstied's advt. this week on the
5th page and you will find his wel-stocked
dry goods store in Masonic Te,npIa This