The Republican journal., 1907-05-16
VIM, n. Arnold h as bought his partners

VIM. Ii. Nights, interest in the grocery
store on lower Main street and will run it
as general store. He will close each day
at O'Clock except Wednesday and Satur-
days.
The j. KS enjoyed an evening with Miss
Sarah E. West Tuesday. The club will
meet with Miss Ada A. Mariner, Congress
plans will be made for the first picnic of
the season.
THE Toy MAKERS. Music and fun-this
| is what everyone enjoys, providing, of
course, that the fun is clean and whole
some and that the music is bright and
catchy. In "The Toymakers," a new musi-
cal absurdity, written by Charles FELTON,
| Pidgin, author OF ''Quincy Adams Sawyer
these two qualities are so successfully
| blended that the result is $50 minutes of
unalloyed pleasure. On Friday, May 18th,
| "The Toymakers," produced by clever
company of actors, singers and dancers,
| known as "The Jollities," will come to the
| Belfast Opera House for one night only.
and everyone, no matter whether they are
| old or young, should not fail to see it.
The finishing of one house at Stockton
Springs led to long series of mOvings. The
owner of the new house vacated rent at
| Cape Jellison to which Fred NJ. Dutch NOV
ed from the Boardman house on Belmont
| from the A. j. Hartman house on Con-
gress street to- the Boardman house A. j.
Knowlton moved to the Hartman house,
which he recently bought, from the corner
of High and Peach streets; Francis j. Phil
brook and family moved from the II. L.
Kigore house on Church street to the house
vacated by Mr.. Knowton; DR.. O. S. Wick
cry moved from the Burkett house on
Church street to the Kilgore house, which
he recently bought.
HORSE TALK Beech Grove Farm, Mon
roe, II. E. Haley proprietor, has been known
for the past forty years or more as the home
of some of the most noted sires of their day
in Eastern Maine. For the past four or five
seasons the leading stock horses kept there
have been Sultan Wilkes and Bellchimel
26347, and their colts have proved good sell
lers. This season, in response to requests
for a desirable draft stallion to breed to, Mr..
Haley has secured at large expense the black
pure bred Percheron stallion Ravisseur
weighing rising 1,6OO pounds, just the right
size for Maine breeding. He was foaled
March 4,1S9S, bred in France, and imported
in 1901. Mr.. Haley will furnish an extended
| pedigree on application. "A Belfast CORE
spondent of Turf, Field and Farm, writes
| "A. Fowler has already moved Mr.. Horace
| Chenery's string of sixteen horses to the
track at the fair grounds and Henry Gent
| ner is going there with his three horses as
soon as he gets couple of men to take care
OF them. Any one looking for good job
would do well to write to Henry, as he al
ways has the GOODS
A FINE CONCERT. The American Ideals
appeared at the Opera House last Thurs
day evening and gave one of the finest en-
tertainments of the season. Those who
were fortunate enough to hear them last
year made a special effort to be present
again, and the audience was very appre.
ciative one. Every number on the pro
gram was encored. The company are all
artists and were equally pleasing in theil
specialties They are Miss Helen Fisk
! Westgate, soprano; Miss Rosa Weidhorn
violinst; Miss Ethel Batting, monologist
Mr.. Charles I. Grilley, entertainer; Mr.
Van Veachton Rogers, harpest, and Mrs
Mae Rancour Rogers, accompanist. Tht
program, which was very well balanced
and which appealed to everybody, was al
follows:
Descriptive Fantasia, Tedesch
Mr.. Rogers.
At the Bazaar,
Summer, Chaminad'
Miss Westgate
''p Mr.. Grilley.
American Fantasia, Hanse
Miss Weidhorn
a. Etude,
b. Tarantella, Optomma
: Mr.. Rogers.
Miss Batting.
: a. Irish Love Song, Lanl
b. The Years at the Spring, Beaci
Miss Westgate.
Selected,
Mr.. Grilley.
Legende, Weniawsk
| Miss Weidhorn.
Cinderella II, "a sketch)
characters
Mabel Lee, O9, n G. Conservatory Of
Music. Miss Battin,
, Lanny Warren, comedian, Hayward Col
lege Glee Club, Mr.. Grille,
Scene
, Apartment of Mabel and Caroline Lee,
Conservatory of Music.
STEAMER NOTES. The Maine Coas
Transportation Co., which conducts
freight transportation business between
Boston, Portland. Stockton Springs an
Eastport and intermediate ports, has bough
the steamer City of Philadelphia to NEE
the demands of growing business. She j
larger than either of the boats now in use
although not much larger than the Mohawk
The City of Philadelphia is of 542 gross an