The Republican journal., 1903-09-24

that Il. +. Hanson mas S0lQ nlSslhVenLlOn
for extnguishing hre for 500. 900 to $780,
900, and royalty on the article. II is gen.
orally hoped that the report is true.
I'm. Cottrell finished the pipe laying on
Union street extension of the sewer yetser-
day, and when the excavations are filed
and the streets put in proper conditiont
the seasons sewer extension will be COM
pleted. The new sewer is in Commercial,
Bay View, Union and Pearl streets.
Plans are being made. for a food fair to
be held in the parlors of the North Church
on Friday. Oct. End. The fair WILDE open
to the public and various kinds of cooked
food will be for sale,-bread, doughnuts,
pies, cake, preserves, jellies and candies.
Last Sunday VIM. H. Arnold and wife
entertained very pleasantly at their cottage
on Northport Campground party consist
ing of Capt. John w. Jones and family, G.
A. Davis and family, Geo. C.. Trussell and
wife, F. G. Mixer and wife, E. L. Talbot
and family.
The annual convention of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows began in Bal
timore, Sept 21st The annual report Of
Grand Commander int Chief Goodwin shows
the order to be in flourishing condition.
The subordinate lodge membership at the
end of 1902 was 1,069,9 and the Encamp-
ment membership, 154,95O, the total men,
bership of the order being 1,329,956.
Posters are out announcing Souvenir
Ball in Searsmont Thursday evening, Oct.
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Knight and McCorrison. A beautiful SOU
venir program has been specially prepared
for this ball and will prove to be pretty
surprise to the many patrons of the Sears
mont dances. Lunch will be served in the
banquet hall. If stormy the ball will take
place Friday evening
MOVE FOR A PUBLIC PARK. A public
meeting will be held in the Supreme Court
room Tuesday, Sept Doth, at 7.30 p. m., to
consider the purchase of a tract of land for
a city park, together with a shore privilege.
The fact that Camden with all its attrac
tons has no right of way to the sea has
aroused some of our public-spirited citizens
to the fact that it may be wise to take some
action to prevent a like condition here
ing ours a modern city, attractive to home
people and visitors, is urged to attend this
meeting.
THE ELECTRIC ROAD. The profile plan
of the proposed electric road from Belfast
to Northport has been completed by the en-
gineers and a blue print made which shows
the exact location. The road will run a
+1,o toto ic-
tance on the highway, and it will be neces-
sary to secure a right of way from 10 land
owners. This will take some time, and
those interested in the enterprise will ask
for an extension of the time from the 0rlg-
nal holders of the charter. If that is grant
ed they propose to build the road and have
it in operation by June, 1908. No one is
asked to take stock or to contribute in any
way, and it is expected the extension of
eighteen months asked for will be granted,
and no obstacles placed in the way of build
ing this much needed road.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Harry w. Clark
& Co., the Main street clothiers, tailors and
outtitters, have the fall and winter suits of
the famous Kuppenheimer guaranteed
Howes Il Co. will begin to-day, Thursday,
a weeks sale of summer groceries at cost to
save carrying them over to another season.
All package crackers at cost. The picking
and preserving season has arrived and
Howes & Co. have all the requisites in that
line. AT the Dinsmore Store 500 pairs OF
sample shoes, values from So to 81, will be
sold at S1.9S.. See caution notice of checks
lost Reward offered for their RETURN.
a special sale this week of blankets and Jap
anese baskets. Fail suits and garments are
now in stock, and you are invited to in
spect the furs. Girl wanted for general
housework. No washing. Apply to Miss
A nnie V. Field. Poor & Son have a fine
line of artists materials, water color paints,
brushes, etc. New vaccine received every
week from Washington. See advt. of Banks
! Business College concerning positions for
graduates from the type writing depart
ment. ..... You can buy linen cheap this
week at Fred A. Johnson's. This is not a
job lot but stock lines, and great bargains
are offered. Carle & Jones keep right on
doing business while the alterations and
improvements in their store are going on
and have new goods arrive every day. New
suits just received in the dry goods depart
ment.. Maine municipal bonds paying
3 7-1O per cent for sale by James Pattee,
Masonic Temple, Belfast.
ENGAGEMENT OF MR.. DANIEL SULLY.
Owing to the fact that the new theatre in
Lewiston will not be ready Mr.. Clifford has
been able to secure, at heavy guarantee,
for Wednesday evening, Sept. 3Otll, the we'll
known and popular Mr.. Daniel Sully, sup
ported bya capable company, in an entirely
new play, "The Old Mill Stream" in which
he has been appearing with great success.
1t treats of subjects nearest the heart ten
derly, and is pervaded by that delightful
comedy of which Mr.. Sully is so great an
exponent Its exquisite sentiment brings
the tears to the heart, but ere they can
reach the eyes Mr.. Sully has banished them
| by his irresistible humor. The love story
is pretty one, yet forcefully told, and
: holds the attention until the drop of the
curtain. Following is what Rev. j. L. De-
Mott, minister of the Togus Congregational
church, says of Daniel Sully' performance:
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