The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-02-25
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berry are the happy
parents of an eleven ID. boy, born Feb. 18th
Il Z, Jaynes and wife Of Waterville were
guests Saturday night and Sunday of DR..
ana Mrs. b. P. lIurd. Fred Hamilton of
hast Waterbury, a student at Freedom
Academy, passed Saturday and Sunday at
the home of c. g. Cox....Mr. and Mrs. O.
y Farwell entertained the progressive
whist party last saturday evening. Fruit
and confectionery were served. The prizes
A-.+ Won by Miss Edith Hammond and
Mrs. " l. Sparrow....J. II. Stevens and
Wife. who have been visiting relatives in
Massachusetts, the last two months, return
4d home Feb 18TH. Mrs Elijah Simpson
was called to Fairfield last week by the
Serlous IlluesS Of her daughter, Mrs. Fannie
Pulsbury....Mr and Mrs. J. G. Cilley
passed Feb. 10th with Mrs. Rebecca Hig-
gins. II. j. Stevens of Bangor was the
guest Saturday night and Sunday of Ross
G. Higgins. 80, +. L. Bartlett closed his
winter term of school at Stonington last
week and returned home Friday night. -.
Mrs. Nelson Blethen has been very i'll the
past week with the measles. Mrs. Joseph
stevens of Unity is stopping with Mrs
Joseph Gordon during the absence of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Harding, in Lewiston.
The Helping Hand Club met Feb. 10th
with Mrs Peter Harmon. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. b. P. Hurd, Feb. oath.
..- Ma dame Prentss is quite sick at the
home Of her granddaughter, Mrs. Bert ste
vens....N. \. Higgins and wife are attend
ing the State Encampement of the G. A. r.
in Bangor this week. John Ward is doing
quite business buying and shipping veal
calves.
LIBERTY.
The long looked for misnstrel show given
by the Eureka Cornet Band and some of
their friends took place Monday night,
Feb. Sth, when Hall st. George was packed
to the doors. The show was a bowling
success from start to finish and many of
our citizens came in for hit in the end
men : Jokes The work of the sooists and
chorus was very fine and reflected great
credit on the members, many of whom made
their first appearance in public on this oc-
casion. Following is the program:
Overture, Eureka COrnet Band
Open ing chorus, Medley, Ministries
Song, ! Got Him, j. p Sanford
Lam, Lam, Lam, Bridge White
Doan Yo Cry Ma Honey, W. l.. Cargill
I'll Break up the Jamboree,
Edward s. Mitchell
0, Mr. Moon, |. =. Critics
Why Don't the Band Play, Ministries
PART II.
ianola selections, l. p. Critics
Banjo and harp, E. 5. Mitchell
Character songs, John Sanford
Rueben HaSkinS from SkOwhegan,
Mr.. Critics
The entertainment ended with the comedy
Rooney's Restaurant, with the following
cast:
Mr.. Fearful, Grover Coz
Mrs. Fearful, Theodore Rowel
Cynthie Catchem, |. P. Critics
Pat Rooney, E. S. Mitchell
Ferdy Long, Percy BOyntOI
Reckless Ralph, Clarence Sylvester
The show was given at Branch MILL
Tuesday night before packed house
and will be repeated in this village Feb
goth. Mrs. Blanche Cram presided at tn
piano and her work was great help towar,
making the show the success that it was.
Miss Stella Cram and Miss Ida Norton ar
visiting Mrs. S. NJ. Butler of Camden. =.
DR.. S. W. johnson and County Attorne
Richie were in town Sunday. Harry A
Brown is visiting in Unity.