The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-17

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| SOc and Sf.00 All druggists
The ladies of Thomas Fl. Marshall Circle
will give public supper and entertainment
next Tuesday evening. Admission TO sup
per and entertainment, % cents; for enter
tanment only, Is cents. The public is cor
daily invited
Owing to the bad weather last Sunday
| the excursion which was to have been made
to Stockton on the steamer Castlne was
| postponed until next Sunday. The trip
| will be made this coming Sunday over the
same route, leaving Belfast at 10 O'Clock
| and giving an hour at each landing, return
! ing to Belfast about four O'Clock This
| trip is always one of interest In the line
OF excursions, Nj. Dickey. who managed so
many last year, has added the steamer Gold
Ell Rod to his work and she will be used for
| Sunday excursions during the summer.
| With the Castine and Golden Rod, there
will be many pleasure trips during the sea-
| son.
Mss FRYEs Pupils. Miss Esther c.
| Frye recently found another record book
containing the names of the following
pupils;
Annie Smith, Edward Smith, Herbert
Blodgett, Lena Sanborn, Anna6e! baker,
| Hattie Robbins. Lizzie Robbins, Grace Bur-
CESS, LaForest Robbins, Thomas Rich, AL
| bert Toothaker, Willie Cottrel, Ella Banks,
Mary Snow, Annie Snow, Carrie Jones,
Marietta Pendleton, Arletta Condor, Liz
zie f. Frye, Ella Whitcomb, Annie Wight,
George Frye. Mary Burgess, Nellie WEIGH,
| Eva Emery. Flora Greer, Annie CROWN
shield, Belle Pottle, Fred Morse, Kinda
Shaw, Marjory Harris, Eva Mcfarland,
Albert WEIGH, Lillian Mathews, Frank Col,
Inns, Edgar Brown, Herbert Mahoney, Fred
Harry Gould, Henry Banks, George Bird.
Frank Emerson, Oscar Emery, Charlie Car
ter, James Eustis, George Perkins, Henry
Brown, Fred Could, Herbert Greer, Ly-
curgus Pendleton, Frank Roberts, Eddie
| Emery, Charles Slower, Viola Stevens,
Mabel Hartford
A PIANO RECITAL. The seating capacity
of Odd Fellows Hall was taxed to its ut
most Friday evening, May 18th, when a
large audience gathered to listen to recital
by the pupils of Miss Helen NJ. Dunton.
The numbers were all exceptionally well
rendered, and so uniformly good that it is
impossible to specialize. The young ladies
were all attractively gowned in light colors.
Our people were glad of an opportunity to
hear two promising out-of-town musicians,
| Miss jeanette Stephenson of Freedom, and
, Miss Elua Barker of Brooks. Miss Barker
also read a brief synopsis OF the dramatic
action of Hieland Laddie, Miss bennett
first selection. The closing number on the
program WAS quite novelty, and WAS very
successful Most Of Miss Dunton'S younger
pupils were present, some of them distribute
ing the programs. 1t was ii very enjoyable
evening Following Is the program:
! Nevin Duet, Valse Caprice, Op. 6, No. 2,
Miss Florence Chapies and Mrs. Anna
p Written.
Turner Etude
Mendelssohn Hunting Song,
Miss jeanette Stephenson.
GODDARD Berceuse
s. E. vnitns MISS Edith A farants,e, op. %,
Miss Louise Heal:
Barnley Richards Klosterk irche, OPP. q,
Miss Erma Barker.
Kirchner Duet, Danse Ukraine,
Miss Ethel Hutchins and ISIS Lillian
Morey Hieland Laddie,
Whelpley Dance of the GnOmes,
| Miss Louise bennett.
| Mrs. Anna +. W Altten.
Jeffrey Serenade,
Grieg Butterfly,
Miss Gladys Pitcher.
beethoven Sonata, Op. IA, No. 2. first
| mOvement.)
Miss Florence Chaples.
| Fondey Trio, Girard Gav0tte,
Ethel Hutchins, Edna Crawford, Sarah
Seavey
STEAMER NOTES. The steamer Cimbria
has made her last trip on the Bangor and
Bar Harbor route. The business has been
so cut up and divided that it is no longer
profitable and the route has now been aban-
doned so far as the Bangor & Bar Harbol
Steamboat Co. is concerned. The Cimbrla
will be used for excursions this season, and
the steamer Verona has been sold to the
Gardiner Steamboat Co. for use on the AL
bany-New Baltimore line on the upper Hud
son river. She sailed from Bangor for New
York May 10th, in command of Capt George
H. Barbour, who will deliver the boat t6
her new owners in New York. Capt Ben
nett is getting the Rockland in line condition
for her summer business. A new carpet
has been laid in the cabin, the WOODWORK
painted and vanished and work is pro
crossing on the outside. The RocklanG
makes her landings as regular as clock"orK
and is doing good business. The May
| Archer, a new steamboat of about 100 tons
was launched May 10th from Cobb, Butlel
& Co.'s shipyard, ROckland. She was chris
tened with flowers by Leroy Jones. Tit
new craft is IS feet long and the frame II
built of native oak. She will be equipped
with machinery taken from the steamer M
and NJ, and at the beginning Of the summer
season will run between Portsmouth ant
Isles of Shoals, under charter. The boat Is
owned by Capt. l. E. Archibald, who re
Gently sold his Rockland and Portland
: route to the Eastern Steamship Company
The Castine went on the Belfast, Isles
boro and Castine route May 10th and tn
Golden Rod hauled off for repairs. III
steamer Rockland of the Bucksport-Cam
den lins is soon to be equipped with a small
DYNAMO to furnish lights for the boat.
, is intended to add searchlight later. ...be
ginning June 4th the steamer Pemaqai
will leave Sargentville daily, except Sur
day, at $50 a. M, touching at Deer ISL