The Republican journal., 1907-04-25
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Carter, F. A. Howard & Son, Mr.. E.. S:
Moore, Mr.. A. L. Moody, Mr.. A. A. Noble,
Mr.. Archie Noble, David Pattee, NJ. NJ.
Richards & Co., Edwin Young.
PARLoR MUSICAL RECITAL The last
meeting of the Parlor Musical Society for
the season will be held in Odd Fellows
Hall this, Thursday, evening at O'Clock.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
The subject of the evening is g::''Spring
Songs" and the following program has been
arranged by Miss Marian Wells, chairman:
Piano quartette,
Miss Dunton, Miss Frost. Mrs. Written,
Miss Davidson.
Duet, Night LYNN at Sea, Thomas,
-. Miss Skay aud Miss Wells:
Miss Clara Marsh. 90
Piano Solo, A la bien Annie, Schurett,
Miss Amy E. StOddard.
2 Q'3sa etc., Sleeping: Why Now Sleeping.
Hammons.
Piano solo, Hank, Hark, the Lark, Schubert
Mrs. Howard l.. Written.
Qaartette, L. IT'S Night. Mendelssohn
Chorus, A Vision, KrOw
THE Young MEMS ASSOCIATION. Chas.
5. Bckford spoke very Interestingly before
the Young Mems Association of Belfast
Wednesday evening, April 18th, on "a Bust
ness Career" and last evening Rev. David
L. Wilson of the Congregational church
addressed the young men. Both meetings
were largely attended. Last Sunday about
forty members of the Association attended
services at the First Parish Unitarian
church, where the pastor, Rev. Adolph
Rossbach, spoke on the subject of "Force
of Character" Thanks are extended to
Charles S. Bickford for funds, Rev. Ashley
A. Smith for books, and Fred Stephenson
for magazines. The reading room is badly
in need of a book case. The Association
will have fine baseball team this season
which will be under the management of
Chester Frost, with Arthur Shales as as
sistant manager. Clarence Hall has been
elected as field captain. The first game of
the season, given without practice, was on
Patriots Day in the City park with the
Belfast High school team.
STEAMER NOTES. Monday, April Goth,
the City of Rockland, Capt. Curtis, and the
City of Bangor, Capt Brown, will begin
the six trips week schedule butween Ban
gor and Boston. The boats are to leave
Bangor at p. m. instead of 1.3o as formerly,
on account of making connections with up
river trains that arrive in the city about
that time. The seven trip schedule that
has been talked of for the summer season
has not yet been fully decided upon, but
there seems to be but little doubt as to it's
bay open for the season.. The new turbine
steamer City of Camden, which is to be put
on the Boston and Bangor run, will probably
be ready by the middle of June. 1t is ex-
pected that Capt. Ezra W. Curtis of the
City of Rockland will have command of the
new boat as he is the flag captain of this di-
vision and has been connected with it for
the past 80 years....John Long, quarter
master of the steamer City of Rockand,
died suddenly of heart disease after the
boat arrived at Rockland last Friday morn
ing. When the landing was made Mr. Long
complained of severe chest pains and was
taken to the steamship office, where he died
a few moments later. Deceased was about
70 years old and had been employed on the
boats of the Boston & Bangor line AZ years.
His body was forwarded to his home in
Bangor. 1.-The Stockton formerly M. &
NJ took an excursion to Rockland Patriots
Day, and Saturday she went on the Bucks
n in ,o1a of fhn
land, which has gone on the railway at
Camden for repairs and general over
hauling. The Silver Star will soon be
withdrawn from the Belfast, lslesboro and
Castine route to undergo repairs and the
Castine will take her place on the route...
The boat for Boston Monday afternoon had
big freight, which included leatherboard,
eggs, veals, and five horses from Pearl
Brook farm, shipped to NJ b. Smith, Hart
ford, Conn. She cleared up all the freight
on the wharf here.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Don't forget
the special three hours sale, p. m. to
M, at the store of A. D. Chase & Son,
Chase's Corner, next Saturday. They have
full lines of rugs, carpeting, mattings, lin
oleums, curtains, portieres, etc. This is the
time to buy If you consult our advertis-
ing columns you will find many good rea-
sons why you should have your account in
The City National Bank of Belfast. Four
per cent. interest paid in the savings depart
ment after May LIST. .....If you are going to
paint A. A. Howes & Co. want your bust
ness. They sell the Heath & Milligan
paints, and carry complete line of these
goods, mixed paints, floor paints, varnishes,
stains, white lead, oil, etc.,. All kinds of
early seed peas and garden seed in bulk at
Swift & PauPs, Masonic Temple. Sweet
pea seed 1Oc for pound; nasturtium seed,
15c pound. ."The Rose is the Flower for
Me-" sung by the author in Hi Henry's
Minstrels, on sale at The Fashion. Will
liam A. Clark, Clark's Corner, sells the So
Gold Bond derby and Alpine) hat. See
notice of annual meeting of the corporators
of the SearspOrt Savings Bank. High class
millinery at The Fashion, and pianos and
organs at greatly reduced prices. ......
Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple, finds
he has too many silk and chiffon neck ruffs
in stock, and has reduced he prices. See
his advt. on page Z. See albo advt. of his
After Supper Sale ON page S......James Fl.
Howes, Odd Fellows block, will have
grand special sale of fashionable shirt