The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-09
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

The W. G. T. U. will meet tomorrow,
Friday. afternoon with Mrs. c. c. Stephen
son, Is Bayview street.
The sloop VIM. W. Clark of Jonesport
has been in port the past week loading with
apples. She got full load
The liquor problem as it now presents it.
self in Belfast will be vigorously discussed
at union service of the Baptist and Meth
odlst churches, to be held in the Baptist
church at 7.30 next Sunday evening. Ap-
propriate music by a double chorus choir.
The public are invited.
| The Universalist society, under the aus
plces of the Ladies' Circle, will hold its an
nual fair, supper and entertainment in the
opera House Tuesday afternoon and even
ing Nov 2Sth. In the evening the farce
Sun Bonnets" will be presented by some
OF the ladies of the society. Admission to
supper and entertainment, 35 cents enter
talnment alone, u cents.
| 100 FAMILIAR We find the following
In the Boston Sunday Heraid's page of New
| England stories, contributed by Olive J i.
Bunker. Saco, Me:
m In jackson, Me-, lived man named
lhorndlke Rich, who was on a train one
lime lime when 1t came to Thorndike station
| Inc Inc conductor called out "Thorndike |,
Thorndike,"
| Mr.. Rich replied 81 am coming, but |
would rather you would call me Mr.. Rich. y
| SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENTS A sup
| per and entertainment in the Universalist
vestry last Friday evening was well attend
! ed and the musical entertainment was
much enjoyed. Supper was served at s
[ O'Clock, after which the following program
was given:
a. Japanese Love Song, Miss Isa Patterson
P'ano duet, A Frangesa,
Vocal solo, Violets, Miss Marion Wells
Vocal solo, This is the Hour, VI ''' 1A0' '''n
Miss Mary Helen Bird
Vocal solo, A Lullaby, Miss Lucy Leavitt
Mrs. Hal R. Eaton was the accompanist
HENsEY & COUGH A new CORPORATION
under the name of Hensey & Cough was
organized in Belfast October Goth. The
purposes of the corporation are to carry on
general business, including printing,
patents, acting as agent for other corpora
tions, etc. The amount of capital stock is
100000. The amount of common stock is
100000. Preferred stock, none Par
value of shares, 500, The corporation is
to be located at Belfast, and the five di-
rectors are Walter r. Hensey, New York :;
M. Leroy Cough, Washington; Leslie c.
Follett, Clarence E. Read and Maurice w.
Lord, Belfast. Leslie c. Folett is presi-
dent, Clarence E. Read is treasurer, and
Maurice W. Lord is clerk.
The ladies of the Unitarian parish will
hold food, candy and apron sale in the
Opera House Wednesday afternoon, Noyem
Der 10TH There will be an attractive
japanese booth, from which tea and
chocolate will be served. The doors will be
open to the public at 2:3O O'Clock. No ad-
mission. The comic operetta, "Beans and
ButtonS,' in one act, consisting of various
suggestions as to matrmony, duelling,
honor and sentiment, hewn, hacked, chip
ped and disarranged, will be given in the
evening, by the following cast
John Bean, ST., Relique of the late Mrs
John Bean .......,. Mr. f. S. Pitcher
John Bean, Jr., son of aforesaid, who
through long separation has ceased to
KNOW him. ......,... Mr.. Bert L. Davis
Mrs. Augusta Button, widow. Mrs. +. :,
Pitcher
Miss Augusta Button, her daughter Miss
Blanche Sullivan
The operetta will be followed by a social
dance. Admission to the operetta 25cts
Dance tickets % cts extra
PIANO RECTAL. Six of the piano pupils
OF Mrs. Clarence f. Read gave a recital to
their friends at her home Friday evening.
Oct. 9th. Following is the program:
Duet, Wedding Reception, Sweet
March of the Brave, Blake
Misses Louise Read and Florence
Braddock.
Arloso, Lichner
Miss Clara Heating.
The Merry y-Go-Round, Goerdeler
Miss Lizzie Marsano.
May-Day March, Lesion
George Langill.
Sonatine Op. So No. 5, Kohler
Two Songs Without Words, Mendelssohn
Miss Louise Read.
The Woodruff, Smallwood
Earl White.
Heather Rose, Lange
Miss Florence Braddock.
The participants in the next recital will be
Marion kDowlton, Edna Sheldon, Isabel
Smalley. Flossie Heal, Albert Healey,
Lewis Cannon.
The HUNTERS. City Marshal H. F. Nc
Donald returned Nov. I'd from two weeks
hunt for big game in Northern Maine. He
brought home some partridges, but did not
get deer. He had d good time, barring a
few anxious hours when he was lost in the
woods at night with but one match and one
cartridge and nothing to smoke. A rescuing
party found him and he reached camp about
8 p m....Mr. and Mrs w. F. Weshe and Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar L. Harding left Tuesday for
the SWEET camps at Molunkus in quest of
big game 1t is expected that as usual
Weshe will bring home "his winters deer"
...... George F. West of Frankfort shot two
large bucks on Black Brook ridge, near the
upper Grand lake, recently. He reports
that it was hard hunting as the underbrush
was so dry....M. l.. Pendleton of Unity,
Harry Morris and Carl Engler of Franklin,
Mass, went to Cherrytield last week for a
few days hunt. Policemen Frisbee and
Nickerson left Tuesday for deer hunt in
northern Maine, but are loaded for bear, or
moose. If Frisbee gets a deer we shall
probably hear him shout before he gets out
of the woods. The game arrivals at Ban |
gor last Saturday included one deer each
for &. b. Marsano and George Rich of this |