The Republican journal., 1902-10-09

IN llle I llN Drug SlO1e.
The Base Ball Association is holding a
very enjoyable series of dances in odd Eel
lows Hall, Saturday evenings. The music
is by Carter orchestra.
The name of Mrs. William H. Moody was
inadvertently omitted last week from the
obituary notice of Mrs. Robert Collins.
Mrs. Moody is a sister of Mr.. Collins.
The Rialto Dramatic Club is rehearsing
the drama 1.-The Iron Hand, to be presented
in Belfast Opera House about November LIST,
and probably in other towns few da!
later.
Hiram p Farrow of Belmont, inspector
of dams and reservoirs, has submitted a r
port to the Governor aad Council regarding
the inspection by him of dam located in
the town of Norway.
Advertised list Of letters in the Belfast
post office Oct It'll Ladies-Miss Myra
Achorn, Miss A. Walker, Mrs. Charles
Webb. CONFERENCE.-The. NJ. \. Eldridge
Mr.. William MEG, Sawyer.
The W C. 7. |. will meet with Mrs. \.
f. Clark, Friday afternoon, Oct. 10th at >
o'clock. The Union wish to express thanks
to the public for the very generous re-
sponses in the past to their appeals for help
in the way of clothing and other things nee
eSsary for their work among the poor. The
high price of fuel will make the need of
warm clothing more apparent. The Union
therefore asks those having garments that
can be used to leave them with Miss +. p.
rockingham OF Mrs. Frances Murch, or
notify some member of the Union and arti-
cles Will be called for.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. George W.
Burkett, odd Fellows Block, announces a
grand opening Of tailor made suits for Fri
day, Oct. 10th-one day only. Mr.. Wood
man, representing the F. H. Brown Cloak
Co., viii be present with their fall assori-
ment of skirts. Measurements will also be
taken for those desiring custom made suits.
... Saturday, oct. 18th, Miss Hattie NJ.
Black, Journal block, will display her new
and latest style goods in corsets, winter
underwear, wool garments, fancy dress
/ trimmings, etc. Steamer Florence will be
sold at SheritfS sale at 10 a. m, Oct. 18th.
ga large furnished room to let on High
street
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Anna Pendleton,
Capt r. F. Patterson, arrived at this port
Sunday afternoon from Boston, light, to un-
| lergo repairs. .Schs. Julia Edna and
Maria " ebster are loading casks for Rock
land. Sch. p. NJ. Bonney is at Swans
! wharf loading general cargo for Ninalhayen
| go. The fOur-maSted schooner {. L. Dixon
was damaged in collision with the schooner
| ISleSboro. Capt. Gilbert, at Curtis Bay, Bal
timore. The Dixon was loaded with ll12
tons of soft coal for Puerta Plata, Santo
| Domingo, and was lying at the coal piers
ready to be pulled into the stream. The
Islesboro was being moved by the tug
| Anita, and damned the Dixon against the
| pier, knocking a hole in her port quarter.
| Both SchoonerS are owned by Pendleton
Bros. ...Sch. Josie Hook arrived Oct. sth,
with general cargo from Portland and
Boston.
| DEER SHOOTING. Deer are quite penti-
ful in Waldo County this year. Joseph
Perry of Montville has killed two with
a shot gun, and Henry Young and Charles
Dickey of Lincolnville and Bert McCol-
rison of Searsmont, got one each last week.
Ralph and Ernest Gross of East Belfast
each brought deer to Fogg & Brown Mon
day Freeman Crockett of Northport Shot
a good one last week. Daniel f. Bradford
of East Knox brought to Belfast Tuesday a
5-year-old buck that weighed 3O5 pounds.
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so yards away and running directly from
him. The bullet hit the animal OIL the rump
and traverSed the whole length coming out
at the back of the neck The weapon used
was Winchester 3S-55 rifle. 1t is reported
that in the town of Burnham at least ~ deeI
were slaughtered during the first two days
of open time The heaviest was a buck shot
by Ernest Jacobs, October I'd, which weigh
ed about go pounds.
EvANGELINE. The coming production
of Longfelow's poem Evangeline by loca
talent at the Opera house Oct. 21st and 22nd
under the auspices of the Belfast Improve
ment Society is of more than ordinary in
terest. The best talent has been secured
and there are over so people in the cast
| Inc story, WnlCn Is conceded TO De a master
piece of the English language, is acted il
its entirety in pantomime, to the reading Of
the thread of the story by Mrs. Roden
baugh, and solos, chOruses, drills and dances
are introduced, incidental with the poem
This is a new departure in the amusement
, line, and wherever produced Evangelnt
, has been the finest affair of the kind eyel
given by local talent. From the rise of The
curtain, where the AcadianS are assembled
in the streets of Grand Pre-, to the close
! where "Maidens still wear their Norman
, caps and their kirtles of homespun, and b.
the evening fire repeat Evangeline's story,
| there is not dull nor uninteresting mo
ment. The characters. so far selected, ar
as follows Mrs. E. P. Frost for Evange
line, Mr. E. S. Pitcher for Basil, the black
\ smith, Mr.. W. j. Havner for Rene LIE Blanc
2 Mr.. w. R. Howard for Benedict and Mrs
Pitcher for the Shawnee won an.