The Republican journal., 1900-08-16

The sloop yacht Milicete of Boston was
nport Saturday, bound east, with the owner,
G. Clapp, and family on board.
The steamer Castine took the members
of the 18th Maine from Belfast and Sears
J. W. Peavey of Swanville has bought
the residence, ice houses, teams and business
of Capt. J. W. Burgess, and took possession
yesterday morning.
Our Brooks items were received too late
for publication this week and large
amount of matter intended for this issue,
some of it in type, is unavoidably deferred.
All members of the Union Veterans
Union are requested to meet at the usual
place next Monday, Aug. Goth at p. NJ, as
business of Importance is to come before
the meetirg W. II. Clifford, Colonel.
The International Correspondence Schools
of Scranton, Penna, have an attractive dis
play in the window of F. A. Johnson's dry
| SODuS store, MdSo1llc elllplt' 1Hls lHstllu-
ton teaches industrial science by mail and
has number of students in this city and
vicinity
| Steamer CaStine will make an excursion
from Northport Caupsrond to Belfast this,
| Thursday, evening to a :commodate those
who wish to attend, the Culhane, Chace n
| Weston ministrls. The c., c. Il W. band
| will give a concert in ftont OF the Northport
Hotel from 6 to go and the steamer will
leave at 6.45, returning after the show.
The next regular meeting of the Village
Improvement Society W Ill be held at Memo
rial Hall, Monday Aug. 2oth at ; ?. NJ.
| Important matters of business are to come
before this meeting and arrangements
made for the public ENTERTAINERS soon to
be given. All members, espe cia'ly those
acting on committees. are earnestly r
quested to be present
F. A. Sanborn has lately finished in
water colorS a large number of local views.
mostly marine. of scenes in Belfast Bay and
vicinity, including steamers, yachts. coast
ers fishing boats the surf ON Il e rocks, etc.
They meet with a ready sale, especially to
the summer visitors.
| TIE REuEAR~ 1.-The Rehearsal. Il
| unique musical sketch to be given Aug,
2lth at odd Fellows Hall. is composed of
talented young ladies' Miss Butler, formerly
of the Bostonans, originated and wrote
the sketch. which comprises a full concert
program in a on Pct play. She is ably
assisted by Miss Ethelwyn Pease, violin.
and Miss Mary L. Shaw, pianist. They
will give the concert in the auditorium at the
Comp Ground next Saturday evening.
Sheriff Motion Went to Cambridge, Mass,
iast week with reQustion for James f.
Simpson, who is wanted here on charge of
forgery on the Belfast National Bank.
Simpson was serving d term in the Massa
achusetts House of Correction, his term eX-
pirng Aug 18th. He was bought here on
the Tuesday evening train. He was arragn-
ed in the Police Court yesterday aud COM
mtted to jail until the September term of
Supreme Court. Deputy Sheriff F. G. Nor
ton was in charge of the jail durirg the
sheritfs absence.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Read what
| William A. Clark. tailor. clothier and outfit
| ter. next door to PheniX House, has to say
| concerning the nobby clothing he is selling.
He has suits, overcoats and furnishings.
Great mark down sale of shirt waists at
| Hurkett'S this week. and millinery goods at
a big sacrifice in price. New rubber goods,
| knives raZors. scissors, toilet goods per
fumes, etc. at the City Drug Store, 93 Main
street A house-mad wanted in fa'nily
of three A young person is preferred. Ap-
ply at As High street. .....W. L. West, Y. s.,
Belfast, has thor oughbred Saint Bernard
pups for sale. George I. Reed is agent
for the combination widow washer and
cleaner Call and see it,. The Islesboro
Hotel probably is to be sold at auction on
the premises, at Ryder's Cove, IsleSboro, at
- NJ Aug Odd. See advt. for particulars.
....See notice of ii We pig picked up.
The recital to be given by Belfast talent
in Memorial Hall tomorrow, Friday, even
ing, promises to be one of the best entertain
ments of the season. The proficiency of the
young ladies is too we'll known to need COM
ment. Following is the program:
s0nat"' 9R Miss Il DHStdn, So; J; Hummel
The Soul of the Violin, NJ NJ Merrill
Miss Littlefeld
Nymphs and Fauns, Bemberg
Miss Bickford.
a. Ballade in G. Min. Rheinberger
b. Valse in sharp Min. Chopin
Miss Dunton.
| a, Prior to Miss Bellies Appearance,
Harte
b. Nothin' to Say, Riley
Miss Littlefeld.
a. I'm Wearin' Ava, Jean, Foote
b.. The Robin Sings in the Apple Tree,
Mcdowell
C. Spring ing, We'll
Miss Bickfcrd
Selected,
Miss DuntOn.
Scene from Blot on the 'Scutcheon,
Browning
Miss Littlefeld.
My Mother Bids Me Bind Nv Hair, Haydn
Miss Bickforu.