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

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furs, table linens, blankets, comfortables
ana Ded spreads. ...See statement of the
waldo Trust Company. Carle & Jones
are advertising winter goods in their dry
goods department and basement bargains
TOO numerous to mention IA room to rent
on ground floor, with furnace heat and gas.
at 70 High street. =. Pair of gOld-bOwed rim
less specticles lost. Reward offered. Mrs.
L. L. Barlow, Mrs. j. H. Wentworth and
Miss Ada Clements publish card of
| thanks.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Another old fisher
man has ended her career as coaster. The
sch. Kentucky, Al tons net, built in Essex,
Mass. in 1S47, and hailing from Ellsworth
loaded kiln wood at Roberts Cove, Sargent
Vile, last week, and in attempting to drop
out on the high tide swung on to the rock 5
| and became total wreck. Part of her deck
load drifted off and the rest was saved. The
| wreck was sold and has been stripped
Capt. Mllbury, her owner, had bought the
vessel less than three weeks before and had
made but one trip in her. apt. George
l.. Kelsey, master of the fOur-masted Sch
Edith G. Folwell, died at his home in Clin-
ton, Conn, Nov. 1st, from diabetes, aged 80
years. He had the schooner built for him
in Bath in 1901, and she was named for
! daughter of the late W. H. Folwell of Phila-
| delphla, one of family of well known sum-
mer residents of Islesboro. The late Capt.
Oscar L. Limeburner of this city was Capt
kelsey's first officer until his last illness.
...Capt. Edwin A. Amsbury of Rockport
has gone to Norfolk, Va, to take command
OF sch Anne IN place of Captain Simon II.
Wall, who was obliged to leave his vessel
OF account of illness. The Annie is bound
from Norfolk to Caibarien, Cuba, with coa'-
80. Among recent charters are the follow
ing; sch. Young Brothers, Philadelphia
to Portsmouth, coal, 50 C; bark Auburn
dale, New York to Bermuda, coal, $215;
sch Susan N. Pickering, Savannah to New
lork, lumber, p t.. sch. Horace A. Stone,
1887 tons, Bangor to Philadelphia, ice, p. t.
sch. Henry L. Peckham, 739 tons, Bangor
70 Philadelphia, ice, p. t.
VETERANS MEETING. The Waldo Coun-
ty Veteran Association met with Freeman
McGilvery Post, Searsport, November
-u' hC NdS COlu anu WlIuN, WulCn
kept at home many that warm day would
have brought out The following towns
were represented Liberty, Freedom,
Brooks, Morrill,, Waldo, Belfast, Swanvlle
and SearspOrt. The President, d. @. Bowen,
called the forenoon meeting to order in
Union hall. The committee on time and
place of next meeting Comrades Stnson,
Cav and fon,
time, Dee. 7th; place for next meeting to
be lett for the secretary to report later. 1t
will probably be Morrill,. Dinner was serv-
ed in the dining room of Union hall, after
which cigars were passed around. AT the
afternoon session the following program
was given Prayer by Comrade Colcord of
Searsport; singing of patriotic songs by the
audience address of welcome, Rev T. r.
Williams of Searsport, who gave very
able address response, Rev. j. w. Vaughan
of Belfast. On motion of Comrade A. T.
Nickerson, Rev I. p. Williams and wife
were made honorary members of the asSo-
citation. Then followed a song by Comrade
Cammett; remarks by COmrade }. O. John
son of Liberty for the navy. which were lis
tened to with marked attention remar ks
by A. f. NickerSon aud Rev. C. W. Wal
lace of Searsport. The school children Of
Searsport gave a very fine entertainment,
consisting of songs and recitatiOnS, and re-
marks were made by Comrades Black Stin-
son and others. A vote Of thanks was ex-
tended to all who helped to make the meet |
ing a succesS.-Sec
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT A Harvest !
Concert, "Autumn's Response to Spring."
was given at the Nj. Z. church last Sunday
evening. The program was as follows;
Organ Prelude, lie Dom Reve- Leschetiz,
Miss Amy +. Stoddard. |
Quartette, "Prase the Lord,
Misses Chamberlain and Savery |
MeSSrS. Davis and Pettinglll
Responsive Scripture Reading,
Pastor and School. |
Prayer, Rev }. W. Hatch,
Vocal Solo, Lift me Higher, Bert Davis
Rec, Welcome, Percy Chamberlain.
Rec, Small Girl, Margaret Nickerson. /
Chorus, Lift up Your Voices, School.
Rec, Awake Oh, Earth, Ruth Macomber.
Ex., 'Tis Spring | Know,
Nettie Nickerson.
Marjorie Marshall,
Bessie Benson.
Eddie Benson
Rec, Welcome Merry Springtime,
Helen Hatch.
Chorus, The Sewers Song, School.
Ex., The Sewers, Eight Young Ladies.
Violin Solo, Intermezzo Sinfonico,
Petro Mascagni from Caval-
ieria Rusticana,
Chas. A. Davis
Rec, Autumn, Lana Pendleton
FIX, Autumns Response,
Miss Lena Sanborn's Glass
Vocal Solo, Priceless Gifts,
Leverne Whitten
EX., Thanks for the Harvest,
Infant Class
Song, Jesus Loves the Children,
Bertha Bradford
School EX., School and Pastor
Chorus, Father, Bless Us, School
Rec, How Can field be Plowed?
Chester Roberts
Otferatory, Serenade, Schubert
Miss Studdard.
Rec, The Tongue, Roy Coombs
Song, Summer is Ended, Minnie Dickey