The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-11-17
The regular meeting of Phoenix Lodge, r.
and A. NJ, will be held next Monday even

anu "A. Mr. Will Ue u6tu next MOuudy cFcue
ing.
| The county oficers-elect who have al
ready taken the oath of office before Ded-
mus Justice Tileston Wadln are George f.
johnson, Judge of Probate, Charles p.
Hazeltine, Register of Probate. VIM. A..
Bragg, County Commissioner.
| Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
fast post office for the week ending Nov.
18th: Mrs. Elmira j. Bucklin, Mrs. NJ. L..
Coombs, Miss Della Staples, Mrs. A. H..
Stevens, George Dunn, Hiram Nichols,
VIM. b. Rand, Shepherd Patterson, box
2S2.
| THE DEER SLAYERs. Pearl Larrabee shot
large deer last week near P. S. Staples
house at MasOn's Mills. ...R. O. EmmOns
and John j. Mellen returned from hunting
Saturday, each bringing large deer, shot
near West Seboeis, on the B. & A. road.
Among the game arrivals at Bangor last
Saturday were two deer each for F. L..
Cunningham and w. S. Murch of Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Weshee and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harding returned yesterday from a
hunting trip in Northern Maine, and are
said to have had good success. Further
! particulars next week.
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UNITY PARK ASSOCIATION. At the an
nual meeting of the Unity Park Associa-
ton, held Oct. 10Th, officers were elected as
follows: William II. Kimball, Burnham,
President; Samuel Rollins, Unity, Vice
President; E. Barker, Troy, second Vice
President; E. I. Reynolds, Unity, Secre-
tary and Treasurer trustees, WILDER Rey-
nods, F. Burrill, Burnhan, R. Rhodes,
Lewis Harding, Troy, Charles White.
Mark Palmer, Thorndike, Ed. Shibles,
Joseph VoSe, Knox, F. johnson, K. Aver,
Freedom, l.. l. Bussey, Albert Chase, Dix
mont, c. E. Stevens, J, Farwell. Unity,
S. P. Libby, j. Grant, Unity Plantation,
j. Hussy, L. Wellington, Albion, j. Camp
bell, j. Langly, Plymouth, j. Mckinley,
Nathan Webb, Jackson. 1t was voted to
hold the fair next year at Unity, the first
Tuesday and Wednesday in October.
GooD TEMPLARs. Belfast Lodge of Good
Templars held very interesting meeting
last Monday evening. The business in
cluded reports of officers and installation.
The reports were encouraging. The officers
| were installed by G. W. Howard, Lodge
Deputy, assisted by Miss Howard and Miss
Drink water. Refreshments were served
after the lodge closed, and social time en-
joyed. Plans are being made for excellent
entertainments to follow the business of
the meetings; also for a public illustrated
| lecture to be given in the near future. The
| meetings are held every Monday evening in
Sons of Veterans hall, Main street, and all
! in favor of temperance are cordially invt-
ed to join them and help advance the cause
of temperance, justice and right. There is
marked increase of interest among the
members, and great work is expected to
be done during the present winter
CONCERT TONIGHT. There will be
musical at the Universalist Church this,
Thursday, at eight O'Clock, to be given by
the choir, assisted by Mrs. E. S. Pitcher,
Miss Helen Dunton, Mr.. F. j. Rigby, Mr..
! is the program
Quartette "Sleep Love-
Miss Skay, Miss Wells,
Mr. Copeland. Mr. White.
J Baritone solo,
An der WeSer, Gustav PreStel,
Mr. Parker
| Soprano solo,
| The Silent Rose, Herbert,
Miss Wells.
Theme and Variations, Haydn,
Miss DuntOn.
| Contralto solo,
a. Sing Me to Rest, A. c. knight,
b. The Gypsy Trail, Galloway,
Mrs. E. S. Pitcher.
| Clarinet solo,
Fantasy, Brepsant,
Mr.. F. J. Rigby.
| Piano solo,
| a. Serenade, Sinding,
| b. Algerian Dance, Heller,
| Miss DuntOn.
| Soprano solo, Selected,
| Miss Wells.
Good night, Francis Barrett,
| Quartette.
Admission % cents, children Is cents
The public is cordially invited.
| SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. William Booth
left Rockland Nov. 10th for New York in
tow of tug Fred E. Richards with valuable
cargo of carved stone from Hurricane Is
land for the New York custOmhOuse build
/ ing. One handsomely carved piece on deck
weighs about so tons and is to be placed
over the main entrance of the building.
The cargo was so valuable that it was
deemed best to have the vessel tOwed to her
destination rather than have her try to sue
ceSsfully weather Cape Cod and the shoals
at this time of year. Sch. Cosmopolitan
was in port last Saturday buying produce
for Southwest Harbor. Sch. Mary B.
Rockhill, Bangor for Stamford, with lum-
Der, was in the harbor Nov 18th .Schs.
AlcyOn for Brooksville, Windward for
Stonington, Sophia Wiley for Islesboro and