The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-26

| George HaWley, w llllam SPI anu
| n +. Tucker of Boston were in town
INV 18th on business in connection with the
G il Sprague & Son Coal Cos plant at
Mack's Point.
The attention of the people of Searsport
and Vicinity is called to the closing out sale
If the stock of the late Mrs. }. c. Hunter,
which includes millinery, fancy goods ana
underwear. One dollar will buy 81 worth
of goods.
Cant Albert T. Whittier left Monday for
Rath to take command of the schooner
Harry T. Hayward, which was in collision
off Cape Henry and sank. She was hoated
and taken to Bath, where she has been
thoroughly repaired. She Will sail 1or run
ia Gorda, Fla.
The bandsomest train that ever pulled
ont Of Houltop left here Saturday morning
for Stockton Springs with party OF Aroos-
took shippers on board. 1t was composed
of dining car, two pullman parlor cars,
and President Grams private car. Inc
train was in charge OF Conductor Nntter.-
| ArOoStOOk Pioneer:
The error about this item is that the tram
left Houlton for Searsport, where 1t re-
NAMED until ready to start on the return.
Out-of-town guests regi tered last week
at the Searsport House as follows: George
r Cook. Waterville II. W. Norwood,
Greenyille: II. \. Frye, Boston; +. r. ZEN
d)eton, stockton; Harry Albee, bucksport
Fred A. Tibbetts, Belfast; 5. L. helleE'
Millinocket; H. IT, kooer5S, bos ,irt " w. r.
cester: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Whltehea1di'
Houlton d. L. Constantine, Bangor; r. Z.
Burns. Portland; G. Ii. Davis, Belfast; T.
y. Chandler, Old Town; W. +. NlgSn:
Iloulton; r. F. McCabe, Bangor; Artnur
". Merrill, Portland: Fred }. Iodd' De
trnit: Cange Hawley. A. c. Burnham, boS-
ton: F. Davis, Newport; \. L. Getchell.
Providence; f. II. Herrick, Harry JENKINS
Rockland; W. A. Clapp, Boston; r. A.
Thurlough, II. G. Richards, ia r. Ans'l n
NJ. +. Stewart, J. +. Williams, +; Hoyt, e.
Fort Fairfield W J. Creamer {; II. Emery
Geo, Houehton, Stockton; NJ. ". SteaInS,
Aroostook Falls F. L. Smith, Boston { has,
Swift, Belfast; Thomas Dennlson, Boston
E. T Clancy, San fT trans nr Il ua III ooG
i. Thnney, Portland; ". 5. Edminster,
Frankfort; c. W. Hayes, PhiadelPhla;
Martin Leonard, 5. j. Robertson,, Rock;
land; c. $ johnson, BrownviIie MI ana
Mrs W. A. kimball, j. Z. Jenkins, hoy
Gregor, Providence, 4. |. ). T. Lo u Era
Houlton: c. \. Mason, Boston; A; H. nus
sell, Rockland; c. f, Colony, Fred j. Bia-
Their, Boston.
The third recital of the series gwen by
the pupils of Miss Guida c. Homer was held
at her studio last Saturday afternoon: The
marked improvement of the pupils during
the summer recitals is noticed by the parents
and friends who have been present ana
who realize the efforts of the teacher to give
the pupils every opportunity 10 advance.
Miss Homer recognizes much talent in the
class under her care and with her energy
and interest in their behalf will make new
atmosphere for the young musicians OF
Searsport Miss Lillian h. Ames OF the
Bangor Piano School was the guest of NJ ISIS
ON Saturday to attend the recital.
Mss An me- e expressed much Satisfaction in
regard to the quality of the work done by
the pupils and spoke many helpful and en-
couragng words. The last OF the series
will be Saturday. July %; all are cordialiS
invited to attend Following is the program
Waltz Petite, Neldllns
Henriette Gilkey.
The Rolls Virgil