The Republican journal., 1901-08-01
Two girls wanted at this Office to learn to

set type.
Geo. W. Frisbee and W. H. Bray will
conduct dance lat the pavilion on the
South Shore, Northport, Saturday evening.
Thomas II. Marshall Relief Corps will
meet at Memorial Hall Tuesday, Aug 9th,
at p. m. All members are requested to be
present.
A valuable horse owned by Daniel L.
Pitcher was impaled upon an iron bar to
which he was hitched, Monday. There was
no hope of recovery and the horse was
killed.
The Helping Circle of Kings Daughters
meets with Mrs. o. R. Webster. Bay View
street. Monday evening, August 9Th. All
members are requested to be present, to de-
eide about their buckbosrd ride.
From Cape Rozier to Islesboro it is four
nautical miles. Last week fine buck deer
with horns in the velvet swan this distance
and landed at Hughes Point in an exhausted
condition. Upon regaining his wind and
bearings he took for the woods.
Leander Staples has arranged with H. T.
Harmon & Co. of Portland to sell his patent
halters in Maine. This arrangement will
allow Mr.. Staples more time to devote
to the general management of his business,
as he will not be obliged to go on the road
and sell.
| The twelfth annual reunion of the
Hatch family will be held at the Hatch
homestead, two miles south from Centre
Montville, Me-, Aug. 81, 1901. If stormy
the next fair day. Come see your old friends,
make new ones, and enjoy life for day
E. Judson Hatch, Secy, Liberty, Me.
List of letters remaining in the Belfast
| post office for the week ending July 81:
| Ladies-NIiss Celia NJ. Clark, Miss Grace
Cookson, Mrs. Mary R. Crockett, Miss
Maud Curtis, Miss A. 7. (2). Gentlemen
Mr.. John Flagg, Garland Air Moistener
Co., Mr.. Shepard Patterson, (2).
CLEMENT REUNION The eighth ami
versary of the Clement family will be held
| Thursday, August 22nd, at Richie Grange
Hall, Waldo. A picnic dinner All are in
vited to attend who are related to the Glenn
ent family either by descent or marriage,
and we hope all will come prepared to take
some part in the program. If the appointed
day is stormy the reunion will be held the
next fair day.-Mrs. Frank Clement, Secre-
tary
Augustus Perry Coombs of Islesboro and
Miss Bertha f. ThurSton of Belfast were
married in the North church Sunday even
ing in the presence of the congregation.
The regular evening meeting was held in
the vestry and 1t its close the minister and
few others went into the main audience
room. The congregation, seeing the room
lighted and expecting that some other ser
vice was TO be held, followed, and witnessed
the ceremony. Mr.. CoombS is engine ar of
the steamer Castine, and his bride is a
daughter of the late Horatio Thurston,
veteran of the Civil War
Fun ON THE STAGE. Those who went to
Belfast Opera House last Friday evening
expecting to see some fun and have good
laugh were not disappointed in the least.
AS play O'Flynn's Stone Wall is fully
equal in point of funny situations and laugh
provoking incidents to the old time favorite
''The Electric DOll,'' or the later production,
"Grimes' Cellar Door, There is no one
class of fun, but the cast includes a German,
! all Irishman, a rube, an actor, and dwarf,
who is even shorter than our own COmmo-
dore Don Robbins. The company is book
ed to play a return engagement Tuesday,
Aug. &, at which time we should not be sur
priSed to see the Belfast Opera House filled.
The Belfast Veterinary Hospital at DR..
W. L. Vests stable on the Franklin Banks
farm on Belmont avenue is growing in
patronage and popularity. The place is
fitted up for the care of all kinds of domes-
tic animals and dogs, with conveniences for
operating There are now in the hospital a
number of horses, including the Howes
horse, which was so severely injured a short
time ago that many advised killing her. The
horse had three punctured wounds in the
breast, two of which were is inches deep
each, and bad bruise on one hind leg.
The wounds are healing perfectly and the
general health of the horse is good. Another
horse, recently operated on for an abcess, is
doing well.
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE. There
will be no band concert this week cause
of the rehearsals for the Pirates of Pen
zance, which we are glad to know are pro-
crossing finely, assuring better presenta-
ton of the opera than last year. Indeed, it
is believed that with the addition of fresh
voices and the result of study and practice,
it will be the best operate performance ever
given here by local talent. AS there will
be but one performance here, and that for
the benefit of local musical organizations,
there should be crowded house. Prices
will be so and 50 cents for reserved seats,
admission % cents, and seats will be on sale
at Mixers at date to be announced later.
The next rehearsal will be with the orches-
ira in Memorial Hall Friday evening. The
opera will be given in Camden Tuesday
evening, August 9th, and in the Belfast
Opera House Wednesday evening, Aug. 18th
See advt of excursion to Camden.
STEAMER NOTES. The steamer Castne
advertised an excursion to Camden and
Crescent Beach last Sunday, but owing to
the rain the passengers preferred to stop at
Camden, and consequently the boat went no
farther. -. The steamer Silver Star received
new smoke stack and other improvements
tho mast week OrSOn A Moore who has