The Republican journal., 1902-10-23
Seaside Sewing Circle will hold its annual
fair, supper aud dance in Seaside Grange,

The 4-masted schooner Brina P. Pendle-
ton will be launched from Penileton Bros.
yard about November 1St.
A bed-lounge for sale at bargain. Just
the thing for camp or cottage. May be
seen at The Journal office.
There will be dance at Equity Grange
Hall, Belfast, Wednesday evening, Oct. 29th.
Music by Ernest Townsend and others.
Geo. W. Morse and son Herbert of Bel
mont went to Northern Maine deer hunting
last week. The son is licensed guide
The farmers of Belfast and vicinity have
not as yet signed the necessary acreage to
secure corn-canning plant here. The
contract names the price, Il cents per pound,
and the market has lately advanced to >
cents.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will meet Monday afternoon, October
9th, with Mrs. J. NJ McKeen, 1873 High
street. Lesson; A Reading Journey
through Russia, and chapter third in the
c. L. s. c. book entitled "Ten Englshmen.
The author is Tennyson.
MI "A zimmerman, VINO Will be nearQ
with the United States band in this city
Friday night, is the worlds premier from
bone soloist. His perform ance on that in
strument is said to be truly marvellous, and
on each appearance in this country his sue
cess has been sensational.
Advertised list of letters in the Belfast
post office Oct 21st: Ladies-Mrs Chas
Johannes, Miss May Qunlin. Abbie F.
Twiss Leila Whtmore. Gentlemen-Frank
Cunningham, Mr.. l.. j. Heal, Getchell and
Rose, P. II. llazzelton, Mr.. V. p. johnson,
Mr.. Albert b. Parmenter, Mr. r. r. Rob
eTts
A few people in this vicinity got up to
witness the eclipse of the moon last Thurs
day night, They were we'll repaid for their
trouble, as the sky was clear and conditions
generally favorable except that the weather
was chilly. The moon entered the shadow
at LBS p, M, total phase from 12. 10 to 210
a. m the moon left the shadow $40 a m.
Our musical people will have the oppor-
tulity of hearing some of the most famous
solo artists Of the present time with the
United States band Friday night Mr..
Phinney informs the management he will
bring with him the renowned Zimmerman,
trombone; Schirra, cornet Patferilli. clari-
net; also Baker, Fisher and others of no
less distinction. Surely our people will APP
preciate an event of this kind.
THE LIBRARY ART CLUB. All lovers of
flowers and students of botany will be in
terested in the pictures now on exhibition
at our Free Library. Festoons and tecora
tive groups an ornamental alphabet of
plants, animals and still life are collected
with a view to their use by designers in the
decorative arts. These colored ithographs
are made from photographs OF the natural
objects by Martin Gerlach of Vienna.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. The Dinsmore
Store has the exclusive sale of the Dorothy
Dodd shoe. To-day, Oct. %, will be open
ing day for this latest shoe ON the market.
go earle " Jones have a long list of special
prices which will attract many to their
counters. Go to Follett's sporting goods
store for your outfit in hunting See the
change in Poor ~ Sons advt.. Pin lost on
Church street last Thursday -. Position
wanted as housekeeper
A POWERFUL PLAY. Hall Gaines play,
'The Christian was presented in Belfast
Opera House Saturday evening, Oct 18TH.
and was pronounced by all to be one of the
best plays presented here for a long time.
The presentation was fine, the staging of
the play and the acting was all that could
he 6nSirp6 Stanton Elliot took +ba loo dino,
part, which involved the two characters of
ali English noblenan and a priest in CON
vent. The leading lady, whose stage name
is Clara Blandick is a fine actress. and is
Of more than passing interest, as a few
years Of her childhood were spent with rel
atiVeS in Stockton, her name being Clara
Dickey. Not only were the leading actors
fine in their parts, but the support given by
the entire company was such as to keep up
the thrilling interest throughout the entire
performance.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Eliza j. Pendle-
ton was repainted on a marine railway in
Boston last week. Sch. Estele is loading
granite at Frankfort for Philadelphia. ..
Sch. Pendleton Satisfaction is chartered to
iodu lu1HDel dt JdchSOuFIlle IOT New ! OTk
at S5.75. Sch. Sharon brought cargo of
lumber from Bangor for Cooper & Co. last
Saturday. ...Sch. Nile discharged a cargo
of corn from Boston for Swan & Sibley Co.
Oct. 18th. Sch, Annie May arrived Sun
day from Rockland, where she discharged
cargo of brick from Orland. :. Sch Radi-
ant arrived Oct. 18th to load produce for
Swan Island. Sch. Willie L. Newton ar
rived Tuesday from Bangor for repairs....
Sch. Scotia arrived Tuesday, granite laden,
from Frankfort for Havana. w.. Sch. Anna
Pendleton was launched from Gilchrest's
marine railway yesterday. The new four
masted schooner, Samuel W. Hathaway,
launched Oct. End at Brewer, laid at anchor
in the lower harhor over Sunday and sailed
Monday for Pictou, n. s., to load coal. -.
Sch. A. W. Ellis arrived yesterday from
Boston with general cargo....Sch. Anna
Pendleton will go light to Brunswick, Ga,
to load lumber.