The Republican journal., 1898-04-21


Mr.. Thomas e. Shea will present "Tbe
Man-o'-War's Man" in London next autnmr
He was playing in Washington. d. G.. last
week.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE. The animal con.
vention of the Waldo Teachers Assoc;ator
will be held in the High school buildin, in
Belfast Friday, May Goth. An Interesting
program will be presented and an unusual
effort made to have large attendance. Ex-
cursions by steamer from neighboring norris
win be arranged.
The lecture on dietetics at Belfast Onero
House last Thursday afternoon by p
Worrell was largely attended by the ladies of
the city. A large amount of valuable in
formation on culinary matters was pivan
especially on the merits of the Kevstona
gelatine. Chase & Sanborn's coffees Rpr-
nett's extracts, Walter Bakers cocoas
ETC., and Kenpedy's crackers. Every ladv
received a cook book free.
There will be match game of candle nina
at the city Bowling Ally this Thursday
evening between Cam len and Belfast play-
ers. The Camden are considered among
the best bowlers in the State, but our bovs
think they can hold them good PLAY. The
admission will be 10 cents. Following are
the players: Camden, L. M Chandler.
Arthur Ames, Oscar French, E. D. Crocket
j. W. Thomas; Belfast, F. G. Spinney. W.
A. Decrow, j. B. Waterm an, George D ,rhv
H. W. Healey.
The public will be pleased to learn that
Miss Mary A. Danforth who recently return.
ed from Japan, will deliver one of her verv
interesting lectures in the Methodist Church
Friday evening, April 22d, at 73O o'clock.
A collection will be taken to aid in Mission
airy work. The following is from the Man
chester, N. Fl Union:
Miss Mary A Danforth, who occupied ST
PauPs pulpit yesterday is an entertaining
speaker and having been through the great
earthquake of 1891 and number of other
thrilling experiences in Japan, has in store
a large amount of interesting narrati yes
Her story was interesting throughout, thrill
llngp, athletic and eloquent.
NoRToN's MARKET SOLD. John Fogg and
H diioh bloWH nave DougnG The meat and
provision market of B. O. Norton on High
street and will CONTINUE the business under
the firm name Of Fogg u Brown. Mr. Fogg
has been with Mr. Norton about three wears
and had experience in the same line before
coming to Belfast. Mr.. Brown has been
with Capt. E F. Bramhall in the fish market
for five years past. Both are well known
and enterprsing young men and the success
of the new firm is predicted by their many
friends. Mr.. Norton left the business to at
tend to his duties as U. s. Deputy Marshal
Miss McCoBB's LECTURE If one may
judge from her reception in other places,
those who attend the lecture to be given by
Miss Mary McCobb of Portland in this city
Her subject will be "Nansen." The Port
land Times says
Miss McCobbs paper was real pleasure
from beg inning to end and she held the ear
nest attention of her audience for more than
an hour, while telling in her own spirited
way, something of the story, of the life and
career of that most interesting personality,
Fridtjof Nansen. Miss McCobb reads so
delightfully."- that her listeners laughed, were
sobered, and held their breath as she DIES
cribed funny, pathetic or thrilling events in
the life of the Norwegian hero.
BUILDING AND REPAIRS. Lewis Smith has
bought what remained of the buildings OF
Frank Whitcomb after the fire, and is re-
building them for residence. He has
moved them to a lot near by which he
bought of B. Fl. Knowlton VIM J. Brown
is making two additions to his farm build
ings. They are 1880 and 1Sx22. Mrs. M .
A. Coombs is king extensive repairs to
her house on UniCn street. Frank H.
Mayo has bought the Warren place on
Northport avenue. He is to use what he
can of the buildings, which were partially
destroyed by fire and build somewhat
larger than before. Frank Whitcomb has
his new house framed and partially boarded
.....Clarence NJ. Knowlton is giving the
buildings be lately bought at Citypoint a
thorough overhauling. He is putting a Gel
lar under the barn, raising the barn, and
making other changes. I'D. G. Aborn is
building large shed for R. T. Rankin, High
street ~. Work has begun en- the cellar of
THE Colby CONCERT. The concert given
by the Colby Male Quartette and Orchestra
at the Baptist church Tuesday evening was
a very enjoyable one. All were good in
their respective parts and the large audience
was enthusiastic in It's appreciation. Many
of the selections were encored. The quar-
tette was composed of Geo. Goodwin. 1st
Tenor; J. II. Hudson, I'd Tenor and violin !;
c. E. G. Shannon, 1st Bass and cornet; H.
s. Brown, I'd Bass and Clarinet; and they
were assisted by Harry Spencer, Accompan-
ist, and E C. Herrick, Reader. The pro-
gram was as follows:
Coney Island, Tn mas
Ills Morn, Geibel
Cornet Solo, "Cavalleria Rusticana," Mascagin
Mr.. Shannon.
Duet, "Love's Dream Furlong
Messrs Goodwin and Hudson
Elder Lambs Donation. Carleton
Mr.. Herrick.
Encore, .Cuba Libre.''
Sailors Dream, Leslie
Encore, 1.-The Three Kittens
St. Louis Cadets, Laurendea u
Orchestra.
Encore, "Les Reyer 0eS Clowns"
Loves Farewell, Emerson
Quartette.
Reading, "The Famine Longtelow
Mr. Herrick
Encore, Lucky jim
Tenor Solo, Loves Sorrow Shelley
Mr.. Goodwin.
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