The Republican journal., 1898-08-04

Sold throughout the world p, PorIEE DRye AND CHEN.
The ". C. 7. U. will have half day a,
the meeting at Northport Camp Ground
next Tuesday.
The Temple Heights Spiritual Corpora
ton will hold its 10th annual session al
Temple Heights Northport, beginning Aug
18th and closing Aug Dist.
On the evening of September 9Th Miss
Fannie Cliff Berry, whom all will be de
lighted to hear, will give one of her grand
recitals in the Belfast Opera House.
The Universalist Society will give must
cal entertainment in Belfast Opera House
Tuesday evening, Aug. 18th, with some OF
the best musical talent, local and otherwise
Further particulars will be given next week
The City Government committee on the
fire department is putting new asphalt
floor in the hose, engine and hook and lad
der rooms. Wm. H. Walker is making the
excavations and preparing the foundations
and P. ] Nelligan is to lay the asphalt
The old wooden floors We're in bad condi-
ton
The Baptist Y P. S. c. E. and friends en-
loyed pleasant and profitable lawn party
at Deacon Fletcher's on Cedar street Tues
day evening. Most delicious creams and
homemade candies We're served. A few
musical selections We're rendered, including
violin solos by Miss Elizabeth X. Robbins,
who has been studying the past year in
Lawrence. Miss Robbins has improved
wonderfully and delighted her audience
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. William H. Kim
bail made an unsuccessful attempt at sui
eide Tuesday afternoon, Fred Gray found
| him hanging in wood-shed in the rear of
| Federal street about o'clock and immedi-
ately cut him down. DR.. Eningwood was
passing by at the time and soon had the
patient on the road to recovery, although lie
was nearly dead when found MI Kimball
is quite Old and poor, both physically and
financially, and has been in low spirits for a
long time
REQUEST PROGRAMME. This, Thursday.
night at o'clock the Belfast Band Will give
the following request program on the school
house common:
March. Manhattan Beach, Sousa
| Overture, VIM. Tell, Rossini
| MaZurka, Russo, Came
| ! a. Yankee Patrol, Missud
! / b. Japanese Dance Baker
| Selection from Lohengrin, Wagner
| I a. Habanera, La Palmera, Nerguila
| b. The Two Dromios, Muller
Concert polka
A Cluster of Peaches, Boyer
| National Airs.
A 44-piece band in patriotic and sacred
music will offer an attraction at NorUhport
next Sunday that will draw thousands to
that beautiful spot, The Old Town band
Will be consolidated with our Belfast band
for the day, and the event, musicaly, prom
lses to eclipse any preceding one of the sea-
son. During the concert, which will begin
at o'clock, a collection will be taken for
| the Maine Volunteer Aid Association
Everyone should visit Northport on this
| day. The Salacia will leave Belfast at
| P. M, returning at +, and the tickets are
only % cents. If the day is pleasant the
steamer will no doubt be loaded TO her full
capacity.
NORTH BELFAST. The church and society
had an ice cream social at Good Will Hall
last Monday evening which was largely at
| tended. Delicious ice cream and cake were
served and the sum of about ten dollars was
realized. The Sunday school made its an
nual excursion to Northport Camp Ground
yesterday. The day was delightful, and
the outing greatly enjoyed by all who went.
....Rev H. o. Worthley, who has supplied
our church the past three months finishes
| his labors with us next Sunday His adj
ministration of affairs has been highly salts
factory to the church and community and
many regrets are expressed that he is so
soon to leave u.s.. Mr.. Wilburt Brier of
Boston is spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. r. S. Brier.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The Swan & Sb-
readers that now is the time to buy their
winters coal. Prices are the same as last
| year.. R. II. Coombs & Son. leaders in low
prices, call attention to their full line Of cot
! tage furniture. Croquet sets only 95 cents,
and fresh lot of 80 cent oak tables Under
taking promptly and carefully attended to
IA capable girl wanted to do homework
| Ill d Small lduIlly. Apply TO MISS CnarlOtte
W, Colburn, 5 Church street, Belfast . AL
bert NJ. Carter, Front street, has flour, hay
and straw for sale in any quantity The
| flour is the best in the MARKET. Wells &
Co, 103 and 105 Main street, announce mid.
summer clearance sale for the month of Au-
| gust, and the prices quoted in other columns
will show that they mean business The sale
includes all departments and new bargains
will be offered each week
WALDO COUNTY W. G. T. U. There will
be meeting of the Waldo County Woman s
Christian Temperance Union in the audito-
rum, Wesleyan Grove, Northport, Tuesday
| August 9th, in connection with the Summer
School now in session, with the following
program: l p. m, devotional service; g
solo, Mrs. E. S. Pitcher; Introductory re-
marks by County President; paper, Miss A.
A. Hicks; subject, Temperance Teaching in
Sunday School Work; paper, Mrs. E. Saw
AIRY; reading, Mrs. M. Staples; subject,
Child Culture; solo, Mrs. E. P. Frost
paper, Mrs. A. E. Clark; subject Heredity