The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25

An unfortunate accident prevented the
arrival nj Rev. g. II. Howes Of Marblehead,
Mass. who was expected to preach last
Sunday in the Universallst pulpit as can
gaug.plank Of the Marblehead ferry float he
crushed his ankle and could only send a
telegram of explanation Friday evening. 1t
10 hnnel the injury may not prove Su1nclent-
lv serious to prevent his appearance among
us in the near future-perhaps next SUNDAY.
The entertainment course arranged by the
Cnrrent Events Club through the " bite
Entertainment Bureau OF Boston VIII open
the four-evening course NOV. loth Win
the Indian, Shungopavl, the Wonder WORK
er. and his company. This is an unequaled
"nnortnnity for seeing at home the things
shown in cities. Come one and all ana u.s.
ten to this descendant of the prehistoric
ciiff-dwellers, The New York World says
of him: "Shungopavi is noted for MS learn
ing. He is one of the very Jew lndlans VINO VINO
i Iish language. A brilliant scholar, humor-
ist and wit" The New York Herald says:
..Shnnpopavi is certaidly a wonder worker.
He noSsesses occult powers which deIy eX.
nlanation." The Boston Record says OF
him: ssShungopavi, the Indian, comes as
distinct and refreshing novelty: ne pre-
faceslhis entertainment with an interesting
monologue. combining information ana
anecdotes in a delightful manner. HIS IN
dian tricks are far above the ordinary: The
live chicken feat proved puzzle that is YET
to be solved" 1t is to be hoped large
crowd will witness his performances III
DenSlow hall. The members u Ine nro ot
Events Club are deserving OF much Gleuls
for Offering such exceptionally hhe innings
as this course contains for the small price
of Al 90 for the course tickets-tour even
ings, Single admission at the doof Will oe
thirty five cents.
The HOPKINS Block presents an attractive
front upon Church street. 1t is 47X50 teet,
80 foot post and three stories IN helghI.
Two apartments, 20x50 feet each, occupy
with stairway 6feet wlue, Lhe gloun july Aou md
The post office has the north side rent, ana
the stockton Springs Trust Co. Expected 10
soon begin business) will use the south size
for the necessary banking rooms. ne sec
ond floor contains offices, with nan oe-
tween The four on the north slde are
each 12x20 feet, and those opposIe ne t. ac
The rooms on the third floor are the same
in dimensions aud fitted for tenants. one
room on southeastern corner G5X25) Is nttea
for a store. having window on Church
street and an entrance. Just aTounu the
corner. This is occupied by .. b. COX
as jewelry store. The lelepholie Co W
many has moved the central ONCE INTO
one second floor room, }. W. Hamllng, tele-
phone manager and an insurance agent, mas
an adjoining room, and lawyer A. A. Beat
=! on has two office rooms in this new DOCK.
The livi:g rooms on the top floor are occu-
pied by Mr. and Mrs. 3: II. Hunting on inc
north side; and Mr.. Thompson (oWner OF
our new hand laundry and mother ON the
south side. The entire building is steam
heated ard supplied with town water. Inc
fine plate glass front on the first f1oor ana
the large four-pane windows througho1ht
the block. give fine light and ar IN eaG ;n
room. Over the vestibule door at the stair
entrance a large transom light has ground
upon the plate glass "Hopkins." The cur
prletor, in order to secure uniformity OF 9d
Shades in the whole building: There are -
rooms, Is of which are already leased !; anu
some of our gentlemen are suggesting tne
organization Of a gents club to occupy two
front rooms in this conveniently located
new block. Mr.. Hopkins evidently judged
well as to the needs of the presen., gay IN
our village in erecting this large building.