The Republican journal., 1906-11-01
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

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There will be special meeting of the
Improvement Society with Mrs. II. H.
johnson next Monday at 2.3O p. m.
The ladies of the G. A. r. Circle will hold
their regular meeting Tuesday, November
9th. Members are requested to take needle
and thimble, as there will be meeting of
the sewing circle A picnic lunch will be
served.
On account of the crowded condition of
the 1st grade at the South Primary school
it has been deemed best to divide the
school, having one half of the children at
tend in the morning and one half in the
afternoon. 1t is thought that better re-
suits can be obtained in this way.
A cut of Mr. E. Russell Sanborn of Bos-
ton seated at the great organ in the Temple
of Music at the Pan American, where he
represented the Commonwealth of MaSsa-
chusetts on Bunker Hill Day, is displayed
in the city announcing his organ recital
in the Methodist church, Nov. Sth, at s p.
III.
Mr. Charles A. Davis sold his barber
business Monday, Oct. Goth, to Fred Murch
of Vermont, who comes highly recommend
ed and is brother Odd Fellow. Mr. Davis
has gone to Boston to study and expects to
associate himself in the music business with
Mr. E. S. Pitcher of this city in the near
future.
ba Trinity RofDrma6 obanol in Ea ST Pol
fast is now a conspicuous feature in the
landscape, with its walls of gray field rock.
Work on the interior will be continued dur
ing the winter and it will be ready for oc-
cupancy next season. 1t is a worthy enter
prise and deserves all possible aid and en-
couragement.
The next meeting of the Parlor Musical
Society will be in Odd Fellows hall, Tues
day, Nov. 9Th, at 7.30 p. m. A miscellane-
Gus program will occupy the first of the
evening and after intermission Neven's
1.-The Quest" will be studied A cordial in
vitation is extended to all who are inter
ested in musical matters.
There has been something like clam
famine the past week. Although the weather
and tides were favorable the markets failed
to receive their usual supply. Monday
there was fine lot of CLANS at Moore's
the shores of Isesboro, and they went like
the proverbial shot cakes"
1t is reported that DR.. George F. Eames
of Boston has bought an acre of land on
Murphy's Point, near Little River, and that
he will build a cottage there next spring.
DR.. Eames has fine cabin launch in which
he visited Belfast the past summer and is a
tennis player and will have court in con-
nection with his summer home.
The members of Seaside Chantauqua
Circle will meet Monday afternoon, No
vember 5th, with Mrs. Z. p. Frost, No. ~
High street. The lesson will be from the
C. l.. S. C. book, English Government,
chapters six and seven: "What is Shake
speare o. chapter three, Act. OF "The Win
ter's Tale" Rol-call, quotations from Bry-
ants poems
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Blackington of Rock
land will move into the Elwell cottage at
Little River this week and occupy it during
the winter. Mr.. b. will contine the lum-
bering operation on the Cunningham lot in
Northport begun last winter. A large
amount of kiln wood has been shipped to
Rockland the past season. in addition to
long lumber.
BIRTHDAY PARTY. Little Miss Beatrice
Davis celebrated her sixth birthday Mon
day evening, October 29th, by giving party
to twelve of her little friends, from to $50
p. III. The evening was very pleasantly
spent in playing games, etc. Candy and
popcorn were served and a birthday cake
bearing six tiny candles was cut for the
guests. Beatrice was very generously re-
membered with pretty gifts from the little
people.
SALE, SUPPER AND OPERETIA. The
ladies of the Baptist society were success
full socially and financially in their sale.
supper and operetta in the Opera House last
Tuesday evening. The we'll laden tables
were literally patronized, the fancy articles
found a ready sale, and the prize oranges
were conspicuous in the hall and on the
streets. The operetta, "The jolly Farmers
was pleasing, mover ana wen IeceiVtu. II
is thought the net proceeds will be about
$3.50. Mrs M.tW. Rich, president of the
society, sa d people responded very LIBERAL
ly and pleasantly.
PooR's MILLS. The Ladies' Benevolent
Club met with Mrs. Henry Wentworth last
Thursday afternoon and evening. -. Dora
Brown closed successful term of school in
Montville last week, and will teach the win
ter term at McFarland'S Corner. Ethel
Wilson is teaching in Morril.... Freeman
Sheldon is building an addition to his stable.
Fulton and Howard Conley, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Went
worth, left by boat last Tuesday 80 Mrs.
Harry Tootbaker has been the guest of Mrs.
o. A. Wade. -. Mr.. A. K. jackson went to
Rock land on business Saturday,. Miss
Lula Lord spent Sunday with Mrs. Free
man Wentworth.
Mr.. E. Russell Sanborn Of Boston will
give an organ recital in the Methodist
Episcopal church in this city Thursday
evening, Nov. Sth Mr.. Sanborn mas abilities
of very high order, as evidenced by the
fact that although less than 80 years old he
hoo b,d Ct,p6i.,u with the LEADING artists