The Republican journal., 1907-03-07

| regular ineetlHS Oh lueSudy, MdTcn lZtn.
There will be bundle sale and refresh.
ments will be served after the meeting. All
members are requested to be present and
bring cake or doughnuts. The Post is in
vited
| G. B. Marsano is to build 4-tenement
block on his lot, corner of High and Miller
streets, work to begin as soon as conditions
permit. The block will be 40 by 70 on the
ground, two stories, and contain bath
rooms and all the modern improvements.
Herbert S. Morey and n. j. Pottle will do
the carpenter work. Mr.. Norey is also to
build a house for Capt. E. S. Mcdonald on
Congress street adjoining the J. a..
Frederick house. Capt. Mcdonald has been
getting the material together for some time
and about a week ago decided to build this
season.
FARM AND HOME. We have received
| fishing Co., which will explain itself ::
"Your order has been received, and in re-
| ply would say that owing to fire which de-
stroyed our entire plant on Jan. 2Sth we
will be unable to fill same promptly. How
| ever, We are filling all orders as rapidly as
possible and will attend to yours at the
| earliest possible moment. Trusting you
will be patient with US under the circum-
| Stances etc. We will add that those who
have ordered Farm & Home through this
Office will lose nothing as F. d H. will be
sent for full year beginning with the first
number received.
An enjoyable meeting of the Paror Mu-
steal Society was held Tuesday evening in
! Odd Fellows Hall. The program, which
was in charge of Mrs. Ralph II. Howes.
was miscellaneous one and was as follows ::
| Paper Musical Culture,
prepared by Mrs. R. H. Howes, read by Miss
Charlotte w Colburn,
soprano solo, Butterflies, Chopin
Baritone solo, Who Shall be King Webster
J Mr.. John Parker.
Soprano solo, Flower Song from Faust
Mrs. Clarence +. Read.
There will be special meeting for re-
hearsal of the Quest next Monday
evening and it is urged that all members be
present All copies of the Quest positively
| must be brought in, as the number is limit
| ed.
| NoRTHPORT Town REPORT. The first
town report received at this office, that for
| Northport, comes from the Bracket Print
cry, Main street. The report shows that
| the total valuation of the town the past
| year was 1916, 116, as follows: Real estate,
! resident, S1l4,99o; real estate, nonresident,
! S17,905; personal, resident, $19,471; nom
resident $3.50. The rate of taxation was
.0l42 number of polls, 142. The resources
of the town exceed the liabilities, $780,, 80
The more important items of expense in
Guided the State road, S2l0.S6; Temple
| Heights streets, $500; teachers salaries,
| S535 so; board, $37S,00; transportation,
$500; fuel, S57 10; support of poor, S66l 50
| highway bills, S1514S9; Wesleyan Grove
Campmeeting association, 100000 The
State tax, S7S3.96, and the county tax,
1928 80, are paid in full.
FAIR AT THE NORTH CHURCH. Don't for
| get the oriental bazaar at the North church
vestry tomorrow, Friday, afternoon and
evening. The parlors will be open at , 30 for
| the sale of cooked food and candies and you
can also buy ported plants or cut flowers at
the Chinese booth, while dainty kimonas-no
two alike-made from real Japanese pat
tern, will be on sale at the japanese booth.
An oriental tea table, presided over by a
young lady in costume, will be ready for
customers. Admission is free in the after
noon and the public are cordially invited.
In the evening the sales will continue and
there will be a musical entertainment, in
Guiding selections by a male quartette,
soprano solos by Mrs. Clarence A. Read
and Miss NJ. Helen Bird, and readings by
Mrs. S. A Parker and solos by Mr.. John
Parker and Master Stephen Clement. Ad-
mission, Is cents.
A HOTEL FOR TEMPLE HEIGHTS "A COM
| pany which will be incorporated under the
name of the Temple Heights Hotel COrpor-
alton was organized in this city at the office
of Orrn J. Dickey last Saturday. The
capital stock was placed at $4,000, all com
! mon and valued at one dollar per share.
! The objects of the company will be to buy
land and such other property as desired and
build hotel at Temple Heights and to con-
duct the same and to transact such other
| business as may be needed for the success
| vi Vic lolCl "oih nv WIG 'iHSCi
were elected: Directors, b. NJ. Bradbury.
W. J. Bradbury, Fairfield Me-, Mrs Nj. W.
Williams, Providence, r. L., Mark A. Bar
wise, Bangor, Orrin j. Dckey, Mrs. L. j.
Benson and Capt. A. E. Clark, Belfast, Me-
President, B. NJ. Bradbury !; secretary, W. j.
Bradbury; treasurer, Mark A. Barwise
vice president, Mrs. NV. Williams. Already
a large section of land has been bought
by one OF the members, controlling quite a
water front near the pier, and as soon as
the corporation papers are returned from
the Secretary of State the transfer will be
made. 1t is expected that work will begin
on the hotel the coming spring. Mr. W. j.
Bradbury of Fairfield, who is the secretary
of the organization, is well known hotel
man in this State, the present proprietor OF
The Gerald in Fairfield, one of the bes,
hotels in the State, and has been president
of the Maine Hotel Proprietors Association
A MINSTREL ENTERTAINMENT AT CITY
POINT. The amateur minstrel entertain
ment given at the Citypoint social last Fri.
day evening was surprisingly good and
was thoroughly enjoyed by the large audi
ence, all of whom had previously done JUS