The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-10
1Hf NEWS OF BELFAST.

state board of assessors will be in
st sept. 18th.
Relfast Band will give promenade
-, IN Belfast Opera House this, Thurs
ming. to begin at s. 80 o'clock. Tickets
ats.
~pinney will have an excursion on
.,, rastine and dance at the town
T.,s>b,ro, tomorrow, Friday, evening,
oil, Lewis wharf at $50.
r,dias of the North church sewing
we're delightfully."- entertained Tues
mi ,th. at the cottage of Mrs. G. P.
,.nIou the North Shore, Northport.
mentioned as a coincid ence that
gsfast young men, Maurice Lord,
lpwett and Austin Fernald, became
aft, of age the same day. September Sd.
inter- course of Saturday night as
... in odd Fellows Hall, under the
.n4nt of Fred G. Spinney, will open
.t> evening, with music by Brad
,.thestra.
q I,wnSend, formerly representative
,4 National Life Insurance Co. OF
.-pl, Vt, has paid Mrs. E. E. Pills
.la thousand dollars in full payment
. pniicy held by her husband. The
MS received in less than a weekifrom
,. proofs of loss were forwarded.
fgfniture of the Commonwealth
sn-d by NJ. B. Lawrence, was sold
..,r last Saturday afternoon, Dr.. w.
.,. NJ this city auctioneer. The new
j Mellin and G. W. Ryder, took
Monday and will reopen Sept.
. Morrison is promoted from
...- to baggage master on the Bel
Uunham passenger trains, to the
uSed by the death OF John
....r Charles Gilmore, who has
.I IMAM on trains between Water
inland, is brakeman.
. llty in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
SIS was given at the home of her
.ir. and Mrs. D. II. Strout, last
qlng. Seventy-lve were pres
Dyed a most pleasant evening,
-.. dancing, games, and refresh
occasion was the eighth ami
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
tNlTY. The bills are out for an
fair and horse trot on the trot-
. If nifty, Sept. 22nd and 23d. Good
ID days. A band Will be in at
nd there will be dancing each
nd evening in Reynolds hall.
the faces will close at 6 p. M,
i4ply to f, L Reynolds, Secre-
nd, was partially observed in Bel
ard 4 BarrowS' shoe factory,
t>tabrooks clothing factory and
jNary were closed, but at other
.-uesS went on as usual The eX-
. the Boot x Shoe Workers
steamer Verona to Bangor was
tronized, there being more than
GERS besides the Belfast Band.
. ,ouk part in the Labor Day pa
luse who went report most en-
-.tl.
... uRPORATIoN. The sale of the
. business of the Belfast Light and
upany was reported last week.
-na new corporations which have
ieates at the Secretary of States
.5usta is the following:
..-. ..as and Electric Company, organ
z u'tand, for the purpose of manu-
and electricity for heating and
rposes, with $4,000 capital stock
Vu is paid in. The officers are
.. Harry L. Cram of Portland
&. Curtis Fletcher of Boston,
.oC>E. "Other Peoples Money
the Belfast Opera House Friday
-.pt. 18th. Clean, bright, sparkl-
~, this play seems to go ON with
opted career of prosperity from
JASON. This can be accounted
tact that it is not only funny,
--rtly clean in its diction and does
nd to horseplay methods to win
James h. Waite will be seen as
t-o broker, part in which he has
-mphatic success. The deluSive-
t.r title of Goodhue & kellogg's
-.W farcial comedy, "Hello Bill"
Nl be given at the Belfast Opera
rpt 10Th, would lead one to believe
an Interpolation of time-worn wit
oven together simply for the sake
curing a vehicle in which to put for
r- idle talent. Such, however, is
tease, as "Hello Bill'' is bright up
'r jarce, Astounding in plot which is
I1'ed upon the mistaken Identities OF
0ea who have similar names. On this
-o naturally numerous humorous
.0,ations ensue which serve to keep an
-0ne in a constant uproar. "Hello
the effort of Willis Maxwell Good
d writer of wit, and was executed for
hug purposes only. The company
-alng the comedy is an exceptionally
.-eeted one.
trD>G ITEMS. Sch. Islesb0ro is load
ea ut Randolph, Me-. Among recent
e' are the following: Sch. Olive T..
ts' Natilla to New York, lumber,
d. Henry Crosby, Norfolk to Tam
tb General cargo. p. t.; sch. Nat Mea-
\fw ork to Hallowell, coal, &c.. sch.
BE- r. Look, Philadelphia to Boston,
VI cents; schooner Star of the Sea,
ST cents; schs. Scotia and S. Nj. Bird,
.deIpAia to Bangor, coal, $1.10 IAN
lug race up the coast from Newport
90 Boston between the six-masted
ner Eleanor A. Percy, the seven-mas-
homas W. Lawson and the five-master