The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-08-09


all night, but the fog lifting in the morning
she passed out by the light little after :
O'Clock. The passengers included large
number of Bangor people bound to North
port to spend Sunday, and on the wharf
here awaiting the arrival of the boat were
many passengers for Camden, Rockland
and Boston
Miss Roselle Knott comes to the Opera
House tonight in her last years great
society comedy success, cousin Kate,
by Hubert Henry Davis, the English play
wright tCousin Kate is wholesome
English comedy. AS reckoned in the dis
lance of art it is a long journey from
"Mary Tudor" of the old regime to cousin
Kate" a most womanly woman OF modern
times Miss Knott establishes her claim
to versatility by portrayng this exquisite
ly feminine character of the present
hour quite as truthfully, and with the same
uuerrng intention as characterized her in
depreciation of the tyranical Madcap
Princess of the age of chivalry.
SHIPPING ITEMS. sch. Willis & Guy
arrived Aug. 1st from New York with coal
for the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co........S Sch.
Julia Baker of Bucksp0rt, Bangor for ProVl-
dence with lumber, put in here last week
leaking She was grounded and the leak
discovered and stopped. ..Schs. Charlie
and Willie and Cattawaumkeag have
chartered to load stone at Black Island for
New York, at 81 10 per on.....Capt. ). A.
Amesb bury of Rockport, late commander OF
the ship Roanoke, has g0Ae to Philadelphia
to take command of the fine steel ship
Wentworth, now at that port bound for
Baltimore, Md, to load coal for san Fran
cisco. The KAniIWortn is owned by the
Arthur Sewall Company of Bath. She was
built in Port Glasgow, Scotland, in 1887,
aud is 2.2e3 gross tonnage.
At a recent meeting of the school commit
tee it was voted to- change the system Of
teal to the slant. Vertical writing has APP
parantly had its DAY every where At ali
adjourned meeting Wednesday evening,
Aug list, the newly elected superintendent
of schools, A. j, knoWlton, took the cath OF
Office and has entered upon his duties.
Walter ). Adams was elected principal of
the High school, to succeed Hal r Eaton,
resigned Mr. Adams is a graduate Of
Bates College. class of 1904, and resigned
the principal ship of the Lisbon Falls High
school to come here ThefollOWing teachers
have been elected: City schools, 9Th grade,
Miss Mildred Mason, Belfast, Head of
Tide, Grammar, Miss Irene Sibley. Free
dom. Primary, Grace Emmon>, Belfast;
Poor'> Mills, Charlotte Cross. Fairfield
Hayford, Beulah Rhoades, Northport.
THE COMING FAIR. The " aldo County
Agricultural Society intend to make
specially of the poultry exhibit at the com
ing far and are Offering increased pre-
miums to encourage entries. The pre-
muIas on trios are $, - and 81. The
Marsh tent has been secured for the eXhib-
it. which VIII be in charge of j F. Wilson,
and arrangements will be made so that eX-
hbitors can remain On the grounds over
night If they wish The poultry industry
of Waldo county is an important one, and
it is felt that full! exhibit will be a benefit
to individuals and to the county, In other
lines fuller exhibits than in the past are
hoped for, and all who can should plan now
to contribute and make the fair worthy Of
our city, county and section. Consult the
premium list, which has been issued in
pamphlet form. and contribute something
from the farm and garden or in the line Of
fancy work and household productions
Remember the dates, sept 4th, 9Th ana 9Th.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. johr-
son. Masonic Temple, announces this week
his annual August clearance sale, which
Will eclipse any previous sale by him in the
price, quality and style Of the goods offered,
\ glance at the prices quoted in our adYer-
Using columns ana an Inspection Of the
goods VIII convince the most s6ept'cat.
You can order the New Idea patterns Of
johnson by mail see his illustrated aiTt.
....1he schools will soon open, and yoG can
get good boys shoes and boys good shoes at
The Dinsmore Store, AT Pitcher > music
store You will find pianos at all prices and
good values for your money, ami they are
sold for cash or easy payments. A good
line of teaching and popular music is also
carried .,...A. A HOWes X Co. have coffee
in all grades, and can suit the taste OF every
one. They have Chase 4 Sanb0ru and ;.
s. Pierce's coffee and the De-tau-ated coffee.
.... Mrs. l.. H. Jackson. Jr., and family and
L. H. Jackson publish a card of thanks.....
Willard Sauborn of WinterpOrt publishes a
caution notice. $50. William f. Grinnel has
another carload Of useful horses for sale at
the Phoenix House stables ....S See notice of
row boat lost liberal reward is. offered
49,. The directors Of the Association for the
Home for Aged Women publish a card of
thanks. Girls wanted by NJ. S. JeIison
to work in clothing factory. Steady work
and good pay. Boys wanted to sell and
people to buy the Saturday Evening Post.
Linvill Whitmore, agent, I29 Main street..
Robert Gross picked up a fisherman dory
off Fort Point. 80, Lost, Il small black hand
bag containing money. John Engstrom,
Islesboro. publishes caution notice.
A SUCCESSFUL LAWN PARTY. The lawn
party last Thursday evening at the Belfast
Hcme for Aged Women was an unqualified
success The grounds were enclosed in
brilliantly coofed bunting and settles and
chairs were attractlvely arranged inside
the enclosure The Belfast Band were
grouped nea' the entrance and gave a most
enjoyable concert afteI which the center of
attraction was the Home parIOrS where a