The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-12-14

Common.
The members of Seaside Chautauoua
Circle will meet Monday afternoon, Dec
18th, with Mrs. W. B. Fletcher, No. 81 High
street. The lesson will be from Poetry of
Italy, pages A9 to 263, and from the Chau-
tauquan Magazine, "The New World"
Roll call. quotations on winter.
Last week the managers of the Waldo
County Hospital received the following
note, with postal order enclosed:
The youngstown (Lincolnville) Sunday
school contribute So from their mission
1und 10 AID the good work at the hospital
Sincerely Yours,
Joel w. Fernald, Superintendent
Anne Il. Hardness, Treasurer.
At joint meeting of the Westquotaire
Ochean and Thimble Clubs, held at the
home of Miss Ada Mariner on Cedar
street, it was voted that the three organiza-
tions be merged into one, to be known in
the future as the j. K. Club. The mem
bers present all took the oath, and those
unable to be there will be sworn in at the
next meeting, which will not be held until
January. 1906. The character of the Club
is not to be materially altered, although
there are many plans under discussion for
latter Christmas" A very enjoyable even
ing was spent in discussing some of them
1t is hoped that some of the members on
the "absent list" will be able to be present
and become j. KS at the next session.
PIANO RECTAL. The following program
was given by the advanced pupils of Miss
Helen M. Dunton at her home, "a Cedar
street, Saturday afternoon, December 9th :
Theoretical Analysis of the Sonata,
Miss Gladys Pitcher
Piano Solo, Sonata in Eb (1st movement),
Hayden
Miss Gladys Pitcher.
Sketch of Mozart's Life,
Miss Louise bennett
Piano Solo, Sonata in +, Mozart
Miss Ola Webb.
Iiano Solo, Rondo in G, Mozart
Miss Eva Perkins.
Piano Solo, Sonata in { (2nd movement),
Mozart
Miss Louise bennett
Piano Solo, Meditation, Logan
Miss Ethel IIutchins.
Piano Solo, Sonatine, Schytte
Miss Edna Crawford.
Piano Solo, Sonata OPP. IA No. (1st
moyement) Beethoven
Miss Florence ChapIes
Exercises in ear-training.
THE ORPHEUs MUSICAL CLUB. An in
teresting Schubert program was given by
the members of the Orpheus Musical Club,
pupils of Miss Amy f. Stoddard, Friday
afternoon. The meeting opened with the
roll call by the secretary, Erma futile,
each member answering with the definition
of some musical term; then the following
numbers were given:
Duet,
Miss Gladys Richards. Miss Stoddard
Sketch of Franz Schubert,
Harry Bowker, Marion Parker,
Alice Parker
Waltz, Schubert, Florence Shaw
The Trout, Schubert, Margaret Craig
Franz Schubert and his Coffee Mill
Miss Edith Strout
"Ungelduld, Schubert, Miss Vesta Shute
"S Tian Songs story Of the "E d!
Story of clark, Hank the Lark"
Stephen Clement
Waltz, Schubert, Marjorie Shaw
Duet, ''Lied de Schubert
Erma futile, Velma Mitchell
Serenade, Schubert, Miss Stoddard
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Caroline loaded
baled shavings at the railroad wharf last
week for Hooper at Castine, to be used for
bedding horses. The shavings, car load,
came all the way from Mchigan-a long
way to go for bedding, Sch. Radiant, a
frequent visitor at this port for many years,
loaded hay last week for Swans Island ....
Sch. Theoine (the first of the name) ar
rived at Camden last week and her owner,
George A. Gilchrest, and Mr.. !. L. Wilband
Welt down Thursday to see about some re-
pairs, The schooner will be taken ont on
the railway Sch. J. W. Balano discharg-
ed part of IA cargo of hard pine at Portland
last week and came to Stockton with the re-
mainder for n. NJ. S. r. r.. Sch W. E. Il
W. L. Tuck has chartered to load cut gran
lite at Crotch Island, StonIngton, for New
York, at Sl.25 per TOM. The new sch.
Helen j. Seitz, Capt. AIzo NJ. Carter, on
her first trip from Newport News toeBos
ton brought 4,266 tens of coal, which is
very nearly her full capacity. Congress
man c. f. Littlefield has introduced a num-
Der of bills relating to the merchant marine
They provide for federal license for pilots
of vessels in the coasting trade; for the
licensing of masters and chief mates of
sailing vessels and barges OF over 100 gross
tons, carrying passengers for hire and max
ing it unlawful to operate Such vessel with
out licensed Officers ana granting AulbElCdu
register to vessels repaired in this country
after wreck when the repairs mOunt to
three-fourths of the appraised value of the
vessel after repairs. .,...Sch. SunnySde
loaded hay for Deer Isle the past week. -.
The schooners Mary b. Rogers and T. w.
COoper were lowed out from Frankfort last
SATURDAY., which winds up the shipping
there for the present. The Rogers sailed
light for Boothbay and the Cooper for High
Island to complete her cargo.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. f. A. Foilett u
Son have decided to close out their entire
stock of shot guns at cost and are Offering
some great bargains in that line. They
have the latest Edison records, and are Of
fering the Edison Standard Phonograph at
500 on easy terms, the Gem at $40 and the
Home at $50. The SearspOrt Savings
Bank, organized in 1874, invites deposits.
Interest begins first of each month, COM
pounded May and November No taxes
paid on deposits in this bank. VIM.
Haugh and family publish card of thanks.
&C. G. Dickey & Co, High street, have
electrical toys for Christmas. Call and ex-
anime and see the electric cars. See the
shoe certificates that go with the Queen
Quality shoes, sold at Colburn's Shoe store.
-. earle & Jones extend Christmas greet
iugs to their friends and patrons and are
Offering great bargains in all lines. Call
and see their new goods. The townsend
art views. for sale at the City Drug Store,
are colored with water colors and will not
fade. Pla n sewing and repairing at rea
sonable prices at No. Z Union street, up
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