The Republican journal., 1902-03-27

| Eli Cook is employed as night watchmar
at Leonard Il Barrows' Shoe factory Levi,
smith. the former Waterman, is running q
granite polisher for Heal K Wood
tom Quimby" has returned to his dutie.
as night Waterman in the store of A. A.
iowes u Co., after a weeks vacation, and
the rats and mice have taken back seats.
| Advertised list of letters in the Belfast
| post office March 18th Ladles-Mrs Clifton
Hunt, Mrs. Jane Staples, Mrs W. Vickery
Gentlemen .lno. Caullield, Mr.. Meloir
Farste, Mr.. j. H. Kimball.
Charles y Black has bought the personal
property of the Skoda Discovery co. and
will continue the sale of the remedies, with
scaling down of the prices to suit the
changed conditions of the business
Belfast Hook X Ladder Company will
have levee. supper and bali in Belfast
Opera House, Thursday evening. May list.
1t will be Il !pLcal firemen's ball, with a
picnic supper, to which the citizens are
asked to contribute, a distribution of gifts
to ticket holders, and ball with music by
a local orchestra
New ADVERTISEMENTS Garlic x Jones.
81 Main street. announce an Easter opening
for Friday and Saturday, March 18th and
10Th, when their fun line of waists, waist
lngS, belts. neck wear, etc, will be on ey-
hibltion. At the crockery store, next door.
this firm offers 700 rolls of 10 cent paper at
5 cents, with the usual discount on borders
and New ork sample books OF wall pa
pers. They also have line of the Derby
mixed paints The Howard factory, W hich
IS offered for sale or rent, is well equipped
Tor manufacturing purposes and should
readily lind Il tenant or buyer. George ID.
Sargent of NUntville publish a caution
not ce.. Single harl ess: also shoIts and
pigs for sale, by the Belf ,St Livery Co. ....
A. Bloom, IS High street, is prepared to do
painting, paperng and Whitewashing at
reasonable rates The local fire insurance
agents give notice of the advance in rates
which Went into effect March 9TH . Get
your dog lcensed.... See advt Of gold pin
lost.
1 HE i+i-If - ELLIS Dkl Ii I IL Is OF
BosToN. This club met Wednesday even
ing, March 18th, with Miss Helen Dunton,
49, Massachusetts avenue, where a very
social evening was passed in true old Pine
Tree style candy-pulling, corn popping,
etc. Again The Belfast journal figured in
entertaining. That dear paper from home. ="
as some one remarked, and straight away a
resolution was adopted to the effect that no
meeting shall be held unless there is present
the latest edition of The Belfast Republican
Journal. That its friends may know the
nature of this society, its members would
have it known that this club was organized
for the purpose of bringing Belfast and
Ellsworth people more closely in touch
with home and with one another. Only
former citizens of the two towns are ac-
cepted as members and the present bylaws
stand for the principles of precision punctu-
ality and push forwardneSs This club is
not only living but active, there being a
difference in membership between the first
and second meeting of nearly one-third,
and we see no reason why in the near future
Belfast may not be in the list of reunions
and festivities on a parallel with many other
Maine towns.
BROTHERHOOD EXHIBITION. A gymnas-
tic and musical entertainment will be given
by the brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
at the Baptist church Wednesday evening,
April 2nd, at 80 clock During the winter
the young men have been drilling with
Indian clubs and single sticks. Their OBJ
iect at first was simply to obtain healthful
exercise, but as they advanced in skill it
was suggested that a public exhibition be
given. The suggestion met with approval,
and they have been training for some time
with that end in view. 1t was at first in
tended to make the exhibition free to all
who might be interested to attend but the
Brotherhood recently voted to ask the small
admission fee of ten cents, which will be
taken at the door. Music will be furnished
by an orchestra of six pieces. social
hour will be spent at the close of the enter
tanment. The program includes the fol-
lowing parts:
Orchestra.
Recitation, Clarence Hall
Song, Ralph Sylvester
Harry KilgOre, Harry Carter, Carroll
Carter, Frank keene, Herbert Hanson,
Frank TwOmbly, Frank Condor, Ralph
Sylvester, Herman Coombs.
HarmOnica duet,
Nell SanbOrn and Everett Pillsbury
Cornet duet, Cecil and Arthur Littlefield
Special club exhibition,
Harry Kilgore and Harry Carter
Orchestra.
Reading, Hosea RhOades
Duet, violin and flute,
Andrew Wilband, Eugene Philbrook
Special single stick exhibition,
Clarence Hall and Maurice Lord
Song, with banjo, Ernest Weber
Trio, piano, violin and clarinet,
Mrs. Fletcher, Andrew Wilband,
Frank TwOmbly.
Reading, (unannOunced)
Single stick drill,
Clarence Hall and Maurice Lord,
Herbert Hanson and Frank Keene,
Harry Carter and Frank TwOmbly,