The Republican journal., 1901-08-15

itpthldIlu, Mt, n uSG IL, l1u1.
a. mer Small, Mayor, Belfast, Me-;
Ueplying to your telegram | have to
1i.l }ou that the ''Dolphin' will be pre-
l-i 10 and one officer, two chief petty
+.r- and tifty-four petty officers and en-
sal leu, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Friday, Aug.
AXE part in the parade referred to.
LOW aNpect that the Dolphin will anchor
- -ta>t harbor during the afternoon of
Wednesday,, the 18th inst.
.-H.se me, very respectfully,
W. H. H. SoUTHERLAND,
Lieut.. Commander, L. 5. n,
Commanding.
dolphin is a steel cruiser, rated in
s. Navy in the same class as the
.an and Concord, the large monitors
am katahdin. She is of 1,4S6 tons
uent, 240 feet long, 81 feet beam
.. -rl inches deep. She was built by
HH,ch at Chester, Pa, in 1854. She is
- ID three-masted schooner, and her
- are of 2,253 horse power Her
rt consists of two 4-inch rapid fire
She carries about hundred officers
a 4ea
dolphin anchored in Belfast harbor
la m Wednesday,
ayiceS at the churches Sunday were
ute to the time. The pulpits were
-cordted, the sermons and music
t.-| HE spirit of welcome. Rev. A. a.
s.. -ull7e ON the subject ga citizen of no
tl, at the { niver salist church. We
mt the sermon in full in our next
Miss Susan Dinsmore sang a solo,
h,r
- O. Poor, cello, Miss Mary f
prganist. A pretty feature of the
was the distribution among the
by little girls of bouquets of
.---> Rev, A. T. Ringold of Gardiner
'-j at the Baptist church, and the pas
a-v g. E. Edgett, at the Methodist.
--- eongregations were present. There
"-, lu services at the other churches.
lAe opera Pirates of Penzance was given
uta talent in Belfast Opera House last
-nuS, Wednesday, before a large audi
81 hich included many of our visitors.
TIE aides of the Belfast Improvement
-tN will hold an Old Home Week recep-
'on At Memorial Hall Thursday afternoon
,'a hree until five O'Clock. A cordial in.
station IS extended to all, especially to for
1- g.~idents of Belfast. 1t is the earnest
s'.fs Of the committee that as many be
Present. as possible, especially gentlemen.
Ease send flowers to the hall this morn
d.
lae IiIgh school reception will be held in
Memorial Hall, this, Thursday, evening at
'oaock. The program was announced in
lae Journal last week. All present OF for
1" ieachers or pupils of the present High
'4!ooL or the Belfast Academy, and all
school officials, past or present, with their
F7es or husbands, are invited. The follow
Dig musical numbers will be given by the
belfast Band:
.7erture, Fest, Leutner
Nls pf the Voyager, PaderewSki
Nrziette from Lucia, Donezetti
Ha.ll Doctrinen, Strauss
9i7oJte, Wilhelmina, Montague
>eeetion, FlOdora, Stuart
'aAce Of the Bayaderes, Reubenstein
fuday's exercises will open with the
@ade, which will include more features
Aan any parade in the city for several
+,. The line will form at $50 O'Clock on
-1 street, the right resting on Miller
l4r lDute will be as follows: Down High to
",rrh, up Church to School house common,
'aele the decorating committee will be
%toned and a halt and countermarch made ;
W hurch to John, to Waldo avenue, to
Ad to Cedar, to Grove, to Congress, to
Al ler to Court, to Grove, to Church, to
4a set, to High, to Miller, where the pro-
ir'>I ION will disband.
he procession will be made up as fol-
'wS, with possibly the addition of one or
@ofe bodies of visiting Knights of Pythias,
1Fand Army Posts or Sons of Veterans
amps, as follows:
ridtoon of police.
MARSHAL of the day and aids.
belfast Band.
belfast Company, U. R., K. of P.
detachment of men from U. S. S. Dolphin.
bayard Company, .. R., K. of p, Water
oosoola Company, U. R., K. of p, Show
Pittsfeld Company, U. R., K. Of p, Pitts
Brooks Band.
A. f. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, Bel
Flttsfeld,
W. S. Howes Camp, Sons of Vetarans,
Camden.