The Republican journal., 1904-09-22
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

Miss Helen Dunton, whose card appears
in another column, is fine pianist, has had
a thorough musical education, and is well
equipped for the instruction of pupils.
See card of Miss Addie E. Roes, teacher
of elocution and physical training. She is
meeting with much success in Belfast and
those who have joined her classes are en-
thusiastic in her praise
There will be meeting of Thomas H.
Marshall Relief Corps Tuesday, Sept. 9th,
at p. m, sharp. All members are re-
quested to be present, as there is business
to come before the meeting.
Two excursions left Belfast yesterday
morning. The Knights of Pythias, accom-
panied by the Belfast Band, went to Water
vile to attend the Third Regiment field day
and the Eastern State fair, and Orrin J.
Dickey had party of between twenty and
thirty for MooSehead Lake.
1t has been the custom of the Bennett
Moulton Co. in each city or town to extend
an invitation to the local G. a. R., and Man
ager Clifford and the B-M. Co, have invited
Thomas II. Marshall Post to attend in a
body the presentation of the drama, ga
Belle of Virginia." Wednesday evening,
Sept. 2Sth, at the Belfast Opera House.
The trustees of the Waldo County Agri-
cultural Society at their last meeting voted
to have a race at the trotting park on July
4, 1908, and committee of three, consisting
of Horace Chenery. NJ. B. Smith and f. R.
Conner, were appointed to assist the society
in preparing the races. The trustees also
voted to hold their next annual fair and
cattle show during the first week in Septem-
be1, 1865 The society wish to thank Mrs.
j. &. Paul and Miss Sarah r. Gardner for
remittng their premiums.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY the accidental
discharge Of pistol that ''they did not know
was loaded,' Roy Thomas was seriously
wounded at the home of Frank Gould in
Lawrence, Mass, last Sunday afternoon.
Gould and Thomas, who are between 10
and 20 Years of age, are chums, and Gould,
who accidently discharged the pistol, is
Frustrated over the injury to his playmate.
whom he had known since both were mere
children. The wound was under the left
arm above the heart, and at last reports the
young man had not rallied sufficiently to
allow the surgeons to probe for the bullet.
Thomas was born i'll Morrill,, and has rela-
tives there, the family moving to Lawrence
some years ago He was employed in Kun
haTdts mill, Lawrence
The Bennett Moulton Co, will appear all
next week at the Belfast Opera House in
repertoire consisting of all new plays.
Many popular priced organizations have
been seen here during the past season, but
none on their first visit come SO well recon-
mended as the Bennett Moulton Co. This
company has been in existence for the past
20 years, but is still full OF strength and
vigor and foremost in the rank of dramatic
companies. The opening piece, Monday,
will be Justin Adams great play ga Daugh-
ter of the People" The play is taken from
life along the Russian frontier and runs
through most thrilling story of heart in
terest, giving the artists an excellent oppor-
tunity to display their ability. Elaborate
stage settings and costumes make it one
of the grandest productions ever presented
or attempted by a popular price company.