The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-08-04

The W. G. T. U. will meet with Miss
frothingham Tomorrow, Friday, afternoon.
A full attendance is desired.
Levi Wade OF Rockland, the newly an
pointed fish warden, made trip to Camden
and Lincolnville, Saturday.
The regular session of the Probate coprt
will be held next Tuesday, and of the
County Commissioners the Tuesday fol-
lowing.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
last post office for the week ending july
80: Ladies-Mrs. Marie Goodhue, Mrs. s.
M. Hobbs, Mrs. V. T. Lathbury, Miss
Catherine Littlefeld. Gentlemen-Albert
Curtis, A. B. Norris, Will Summer.
"The Real Widow Brown" presented in
the Belfast Opera House Friday evening,
July 29th. gave the audience just what was
advertised-all laughs. There was lust
enough to the play to form foundation for
a lot of funny business and specialties,
which kept the audience convulsed all the
evening.
Only three days more Of the make hay
sale of shoes at the Dinsmore Store,
Messrs. DinsmOre tell us that this sale has
been the most successful in all their fifty
two year of shoe retailing. And well it
might be as the bargains they have been Of
fering in summer footwear is unprecedent-
ed and it would be well (if you have not al
ready done so) to visit their store during
the next three days and see for yourself the
proof of their assertions >
BUILDING AND REPAIRS The Duplex
Roller Bushing Co. has the stills laid for the
new blacksmith shop. Herbert A. Drink
water has his new house on Congress street
nearly finished outside. Lewis F. Mar
den is we'll along with remodeling for a
dwelling the II. A. Perkins store on upper
| High street. The store was cut in two and
the parts separated a few feet. One was
finished as a house, the other as barn,
and they are connected by an L.. Leland
IL. Piper has his new house on the norther-
ly Charles street extension nearly ready for
occupancy.
OAK GROVE SEMINARY. This well
known institution of learning presents in
our advertising columns five points worth
consideration, and parents who have chill
dren TO educate and young men who have to
educate themselves will do well to consider
them, There is choice of a college prepara-
tory course, a general course and a COM
mercial course. One hundred and fifty
dollars per year covers board, tuition, books
and stationery, light and heat. For cata-
logue and more particular information ad-
dress George L. Jones, Principal.
GRAND CONCERT. AS announced last
week a concert will be given in the Belfast
Opera House Thursday evening, Aug. 18th,
under the direction of Mr. Jerome F. Han
shue. The assisting artists will come from
Boston and will include Miss leila Nj. Cole,
very talented young lady, who not only is
a brilliant pianist but also has beautiful
soprano voice and sings admirably Miss
| Margaret Roche has remarkable voice,
singing easily from low F. to high t1at,rich,
full and sympathetic, in fact a rare contral-
to singer The tenor work will fall to Mr..
Hanshue. Mr.. L. Willard Flint, the bass,
will be pleasantly remembered for his ex-
cellent work here as Mephistopheles in the
Faust" production given under Mr. Arthur
}. Hlubbard's direction some years ago.
MIR. Flint has sung for many of the best ora
torio societies in New England, including
The Handel and Hayden of Boston, Mrs. |
Hanshue, nee Sallie Durham, will have
prominent place on the program, which
will include varied selection of popular
| operate and classical numbers, such as
first class mixed quartet can render Sale
of seats opens at Stephenson & Sargent's
Aug. 9th.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The store of
Harry w. Clark & Co. will be closed today,
but will open tomorrow, Friday, morning
at s O'Clock for grand closing out sale, re-
CARELESS of cost. Red tags will show the
former price and the cut down price and
few of the bargains to be offered are emu
merated in our advertising columns. . On
ly three days more of the make hay sale of
, shoes at the Dinsmore store. Take advan-
tage of it, Don't forget the new repair de-
partment at the Dinsmola Store Goods
called for and delivered free of charge. -.
F. S. Holmes, real estate agent, Belfast,
offers some very desirable property. If
you want to buy or sell real estate call on
him.. Hattie NJ. Black, journal building,
offers reduced prices for the next two
weeks on muslin shirt waists, shirt waist
suits, wrappers, silk and Isle gloves. -. Begin
ming Aug. 4th D. P. Palmer, Masonic Block
will give % per cent discount on all straw
hats and Is per cent discount on hammocks
These are new fresh goods. Read what
earle & Jones say of their goods and prices
for the week beginning today, Aug. 4th.
Special prices in both the dry goods and
crockery departments and special stamp
offer that will interest collectors of green
stamps. Their souvenir. goods are also
marked down for this sale, which is for one
week only....W. c. Marshall offers for sale
or to let the brick house on Congress street,
corner of Pearl; also suite of rooms to
| let at 68 Church street. IA. D. Chase &
Son have just received the very latest up
to-date neckwear for ladies, elegant new
table linens with napkins to match, new
linoleums and linoleum remnants. q. Ed
son gold moulded photograph records re-
duced to IS cents each at F. A. Follett's.. =.
James Fl. Howes offers 20 per cent dis