The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

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| SCOTT q BOVINE Chemists, New York
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| The Belfast Machine Il Foundry Co re-
Gently shipped two stave machines and two
edgers to H. F. Eaton & Co. of Calais one
of the largest mill firms in Eastern Maine
| They have also made Hegge rotary saw
mill for j. W. Grant of Standpoint,
very enjoyable whist party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. }. l.. Sleeper
Tuesday evening. There were eight tables
those present pronounce it one of the most
/ enjoyable social events of the season.
}. w. Burgess has finished cutting his ice
for this season. He cut on Goose River
above the shore road bridge. Last week he
loaded the schooner G. Taylor Sd at the ice
wharf for W II. FolwelI, to be taken to one
| of the islands he owns.
| The sixth annual ball of the Seaside Hose
| Co.will be given in Seaside Grange Hall this,
Thursday evening March Sth. The music
will be by Ames' Orchestra. Chief Engineer
W. R. Ford will be floor manager, Assistant
| Chief |. I. Clough, aid Ice cream and cake
will be served.
| The March meeting of the Waldo County
| Veterans Association has been given up. ow.
ing to the stormy weather. and the meeting
which TO have been held i'll this city
March 1st will take place at Memorial hall
Thursday, April 5th, when the Relief Corps
and Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R..
will furnish a program
| The Camden Dramatic Co. will play Lot
terry Ticket No. 2O9" in the Belfast Opera
House Friday evening, March 3oth under
the auspices OF A. E. Clark Camp. Sons of
Veterans, These are the same people who
presented "Llttle Miss Nobody" here last
year.
William H. Baker has sold his ten-cent
team to u. F. Stephenson, who has made
an arrangement with Robert P Coombs to
carry on the business. Mr.. Coombs is a well
known young man who has been with M. L..
Mitchell and more recently with the Amer-
can Express Co. His many friend wish him
success in his new business
MaxtieId & Bray, managers of the Belfast
Opera House, have made an arrangement
with A. @. Scammon of New York, one of
the leading theatrical managers of the
country, to send entertainments to Belfast
Mr.. Scammon has ten troupes on the road
and two are already booked for Belfast.
Town Topics" April 49, and "Side Track
ed" May. 8.
BAND CONCERT. The fifth concert in the
Belfast Band course will be given in the
Belfast Opera House next Monday evening,
March 18th, with full request program, as
follows:
Overture, Semiramde, Rossini
Larboard Watch,
duet for baritone and trombone
Messrs Stevens and Drinkwater.
song Oh the Noyager, Paderewski
Vocal solo, Honor and Arms, from Samson.
Handel
Mr.. E. S. Pitcher
Selection from Faust, Gounod
Serenade Miralda, Pattee
Bolero, Souvenir de Cadiz, Bossio
Indian War Dance RelIstedt
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Carle & Jones have
over six tons of prize wall paper and two
thousand window shades, which they are Of
fering at very low prices. Wall paper from
3 TO 10 cents per roll, and window shades on
spring fixtures from 12 to so cents . . Mitch.
ell q Trussell, 115 High street, are head
quarters for nickel plated and copper goods,
all of best quality and at prices within the
reach OF all. A new invoice of lamp supplies
received this week. See advt. Persian cat
wanted. .... Edwin Jackson of Belfast pub.
ilshes a freedom notice. Leslie F. Nash of
Morrill, publishes a caution notice . The
Belfast Department Store, 48 and so Main
street, advertises a March sale of heavy
clothing. These are seasonable goods and
will be for some time to come, and thew are
good investment at the low prices at which
they are offered. Edmund Wilson, the
new proprietor of the City Drug Store has
a word to say to old patrons and to the pub
lie generally. Read what he has to say of
Kent's Celery Wine. Fred A. johnson,
Masonic Temple, again calls attention to his
new spring goods. He is Offering bargains
in white goods, muslin night robes and
shirt waists. .. The Misses Ellis, 1O7 Main
street, have secured the exclusive agency
for swell line of imported and domestic
madras, cheviots. piques and ginghams for
shirt waists, ETC., at prices ranging from 20
to 70 cents per yard. They also have an en-
tire new line Of neck-wear, fancy stocks,
ETC.. made to order for them in New York.