The Republican journal., 1907-03-21

sThe Eastern Stars again shine on Mon
day evening, April 1st. A grand masquerade
ball at Union Hall, Searsport:: Join the
constellation. Music by Larsen s orchestra
of Bangor. Come in costume. 80 cents
everybody" So say the posters about
town-and right good news it is, too, for
Anchor Chapter has an enviable reputation
as A social success. The Eastern Stars
bave instigated quite the gayest OF the
gayeties this winter and IS we know good
times have been many and merry. Sears
port is wonderfully blessed with costumes
from many climeS, and predictions are nu-
merous that "Rome will howl''on April fools
night.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out
of-toWn guests registered at the SearspOrt
House last week: E. F. Pendleton, F. IL.
Young, Stockton q. c. Buzzell, bangor; Z.
E; Ketchum, Brooklyn, n. y; II. X. Yer r
Y; F. E. Burns, Portland; c. n. Staples,
Stockton; G. u. Davis, Relfast; w.. 5. Ken,
nistOn, E. S. Lawrence, Rockland; Mr.. and
Mrs. A, H. Jones, Portland; w. F. Harra-
den, Fred Heneston, Patten; E. W. Spear,
Boston d. II. Spaulding, Waterville; E. b.
Phadeha d H. Pa New T s E.
F. g. Nichols, Harold Cottrell, Perley r.
Larrabee, Belfast; s. J. RobiDson,. W. K.
Follett, Bangor; B. Fl. Mudgett, Belfast; G..
E. Morton, Bucksport; Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred
M. Harris, Boston; John Russell. Frank
Martin, Brewer; Charles Harrison, Oak
land; Chas. E. Norton, Bucksport.
.OBITUARY. Joel Foote, known to all
SearsporterS the world over for the last
half a century, died at his residence in the
village Monday afternoon, March 18th, at
O'Clock, having been confined to the house
since January, when he fell on the ice and
broke the wrist of his right hand, since
when he continued to fail until Monday
morning, when he had shock. Mr.. Foote
was born in SearSpOrt in August, 1885, in
the old Merithew house, which was situated
near the Congregational conference build
ing, the son of Stephen and Nancy (Harris)
Foote He had always resided in SearSpOrt
and from 1852 till 1892 was employed by the
different agents of the Sanford line OF
steamers at their wharf here, and was well
known and respected by all the officials of
the line. During the Civil War he enlisted
in the Goth Maine regiment and went as far
as Boston, when, being tired of army life he,
returned home. He had most remarkable
and retentlve memory, easily recognizing
faces that he had not seen for many years.
He leaves one brother, Mr.. Manley Foote of
Searsport, and two sisters, who reside in
Worcester, Mass.
-RECITAL. Friday afternoon, March 18th,
the pupils of Miss Guida c. Homer gave
their weekly recital. The pupils played
with greater confidence and showed an ad-
vancement in concentration as we'll as in
the rendering of the numbers memorized
since the last recital Following is the pro-
gram:
Silhouette. Observation-Disclosures. Rhenihold
Ou Vic oeb. 1ldChA
Antoinctte Weber
a. Hunting Piece. O,starn
b-The Dancing Master. .......... o'''0-"
Nettie Bunker.
uelue.. ................-. w euU
Valse Fayorite. .............B iederimann
Eugene Shute.
Lander (First Time Piece). ...........V OCT
Pronnell Gilkey.
Return of the Gondelier. .Schnlold
Dancing the Schottische. Wachs
Iienriette Gilkey.
Slumber Song .................. ..Gurlltt
JOlly DdTklGS. DtChcl
May YerXa.
Falry Song. ...................... Bonn
DrOllerleS.. .......................V Won Win
AntOniette Weber.
Pronell Gilkey.
Schuretterlinge. observation-disclosures. .Gurlitt
Henriette Gilkey.