The Republican journal., 1900-08-16

in'i'o" W tHe looHlS VI Tile waldo Club
and were given dinner at Crosby's restau
rant. They had been engaged for the marcl
only. but volunteered their services for tn,
afternoon and played at the shore durins
the yacht races. This band is credit tt
Brooks in every respect and we were al
glad to have its aid in our Old Home Weel
celebration.
THE DECORATIONS
The Journal last week gave list of the
business places that were decorated up tt
the time OF going to press, but the list was
short as compared with the full number
seen when the procession was marching
The procession formed on High street
south of Main, and the places decorated
from that point along the route were as fol
lows:
F. A. johnson, dry goods Fogg 4 Brown
market; f. F. Bramhall, fish; Sherman &
Thayer, BARRIERS; DR.. W. c. Libby, dentist
S. A. Parker, laundry; Swift Il Paul, gro
GERS; F. B. Knowlton, general store W. H
Clifford, barber; Stephenson Il Coombs
confectionery; Windsor Hotel; Mrs Fran
els Whitmore, residence; A. S. Fahy, Re-
we're House n. S. Lord. Mrs. Craig, L. L.
Robbins, DR.. A. c. Ellingwood, Miss S. R.
Gardner, Sanford Howard, Milford Weed,
Mrs. A. X. Pierce and J. G. Paul, j. B.
Harris, Capt. Geo. r. Carter, J. W. Jones,
5. kalish, J. G. Damon, Samuel Adams,
Capt. f. L. French, Miss F. P. Frothing-
ham, W. b. Swan, @. G. Critchett, Edward
Sibley, Mrs. H. A. Starrett, John NJ. Ran
dali, and Walter Clifford.
Elmer A. Sherman, F. NJ. Lancaster AL
bert Gammans, G. W. Burkett, DIR. E. A.
Wilson, ID. B. Southworth, C. b. Hall and
DR.. E. L. Stevens, H. E. Mcdonald, Leon
ard Cooper, Rev. J. NJ. Leighton, A. NJ.
Carter, d. P. Palmer, Fred T. Chase, c. H.
Walden, A. A. Howes, A. Harris, A. C.
Burgess, c. O. Poor, T. B. Dinsmore, ]. S.
Hartman, F. W. Pote, f. H. Conant, Ed
win Frost, DR.. j. G. Brooks. DR.. G. P.
Lombard, DR.. d. P Flanders, H. W. Heal
ly, K. A. French 4 Co., fancy goods; F. A.
Follett, sporting goods; Burgess & Gard
ner, meats; F. H. Mathews, fish; c. B.
Stover, painter; Mrs. H. B. Cunningham,
millinery; Miss H. A. Black, fancy goods
The Journal office; CHM 4 Field, grocers :;
Geo. c. Seavey, restaurant; Mrs. r. G..
Sheldon, millinery; the Memorial building
j. W. Waterman, residence w. j. Gordon
and F. f. Nash, Walter Cooper, c. B. Hazel
tine, c. IIervey, Mrs. A G. Ellis, S. b. Holt
Jefferson Larrabee, J. H. Clark and Capt.
Candage, Mrs. Rosetta Sheldon, j. H..
Dodge, w. Ii. Mcclellan, L. Hartman and
}. NJ. Tibbetts, Horace Smalley, John Par
ker.
j. \. Stewart, NJ. W. Rich, A. D. Chase,
Miss j. y. Wisgin, L. IL. Jipson, f. F.
Bramhall, w. E. Hamilton, G. &. Pierce, c.
II. Twombly, Mrs. S. b. Parker, W. A.
Swift, +. \. Staples, Mrs. Miles S. Staples,
f. 5. Bowker and Leslie Neal, \. Perry. T.
d. Barr, Mrs. \. NJ. Mathews, Rev. L. NJ.
burlington. Mrs. Spencer w. Mathews,
Chas. P. IIazeltine. Ralph II. Howes, Mrs.
Chas. I. Richards. Alvin Blodgett, NJ. |.
Stevens, S. G. Swift, James Pattee. f. S.
Carter, Mrs. F. p. Garlic.
II. W. Mariner, F. B. Knowlton. Geo. W.
Frsbee, F. r. Wiggin, Mrs. j. W. Freder-
ick. |. \. lloyt. |. II. jackson, f. +. Wiley,
l..
Chas. NJ. Leavitt, Mrs. Cllas. Baker. S. G.
Norton, c. F. Shaw
Rev. &. +. Edgett, Mrs. S. NJ Boynton
and Miss f. c. Frye, Mrs. Ada Warren.
Mrs. Leola Perce, Miss Emily H. Alden.
II. j. Locke Il Son. jewelers.; G. f. Brack-
EFT, printer; Staples X Cottrell, clothing: f.
f. Pillsbury, printer; W. A. Swift, boots
and shoes; Singer Sewing Machine Co.; j. .
W. Ferguson 4 Co., dry goods and milli-
merry; G. W. Burkett, dry goods; A. A.
Howes Il Co., grocers; Odd Fellows block :
+. III. Francis, boots and shoes; Western
Union Telegraph office; L. T. Shales IL Co..
grocerS; W. Fl. Richards, general store: G.
G. Pierce, confectionery; Chas. O'Conneu.
restaurant; S. Adams, jeweler and E. S.
Pitcher, music; Sons Of Veterans hall; C.
+. Owen, clothing; H. w. Clark, clothing ::
t. ii. Moody, drugs; Gentner brothers, to-
bacco and cigars; Knights of Pythias hall ::
Chas III. Crosby, restaurant; Memorial
building; W. A. Clark, clothing; Phoenix
House; r. C. Barton, lunch car: F, A.
Greer, lawyer; NJ. P. Woodcock, books
and stationery; Chase & Doak, jewelers. :;
Carl IL Jones, crockery; Garlic Il Jones.
fancy goods; Mrs. B. F. Wells, millinery ::
NJ. f. Il L. P. Ellis, millinery; F. G.
Mixer, confectionery and stationery; AID.
Chase, dry goods.
The Knights of Pythias had their hall on
Phenix Row prettily trimmed with bunting
and flags and just below the big flag which
tloated from staff at the top of the block
was triangle in green in the centre of
which were the letters L. r. K P. During
tha evening the electric lights were turned
on through these letters and the effect was
beautiful.
THE YACHT RACES
Those who did not see the yacht races on
the bay in the afternoon missed a sight
never before witnessed here Apart from
the races, which were closely contested and
interesting, the marine pictures presented
were of rare beauty, and there was music
galore from the Belfast Band on the steam
boat wharf and the Brooks Band on the
abutment in the old White & Connor Ship
yard. When Mr.. Bracket was called up by
telephone at Dark Harbor in the morning,
word came back that a thick fog was
then prevailing, but if it cleared the yachts
would be towed to Belfast. The fog alone
was responsible for the delay of about an