The Republican journal., 1907-11-14

Alex. Lindgren has bought and Will oc.
cupy the c. H. Mitchell house on Cedar
street. He has been living in the Newell
Mansfield house, l3 Franklin street.
Several small schooners have loa ded lum
Der at Citypoint the past few months, and
probably few of our people today are awar,
of the business once done there. MIR. Geo
ID. McCrillis informs us that in 1S47, II!
vessels passed through the draw of tn,
lower bridge.
Grocerymen are having trouble in de-
livering eggs to their customers because OF
the condition of some of the streets On
sections of Hich and Church streets il
particular there are numerous crossings
above the surface and hills and hollows that
cause severe jolts to teams passing ovel
them
The Northport WOman's Christian Ten
perance union has elected the following
officers: President, Lucy Rhoades; vice
president, Mrs. R. T. Herrick; secretary
Mrs. Cleone Whitmore; treasurer, Mrs
Annie Batchelder. The Society will meet
with Lucy A. Rhodes Wednesday Nov. Goth
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel.
fast post Office for the week ending Nov
18th: Mrs. Deborah j. ellison, Miss May
johnson, Mrs. L. E. Nichols, Mrs. Lydia E.
Nichols, Mrs. Eliza Walker, Emma L. Wad-
lin, e letters,1 A. j. Bryant, q letters,
Captain Thomas Eaton, Walter b. Murray,
e etterS.)
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be with Mrs George R Carter,
No. Commercial street, Monday afternoon,
Nv. 18th The topic for study from the
October magazine will be american Paint
ing" and from the c. L. S. c. book, "Races
and Immigrants in America" chapter six.
Roll-call, quotations on Labor.
A SUCCESSFUL SALE, SUPPER AND
SING. The annual fair by the ladies of the
Baptist Society was held in the Opera
House last Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. There were four well filed booths
and by the early evening the wares were
nearly ali disposed of. There was crowd
at the supper and some Of the tables were
laid the third time. The entertainment was
interesting and was ably managed by Mrs.
Z. P. Frost. All taking part were in anti
quarian costume and the natural bearing of
the participants indicated that the enjoy
ment was mutual. Following is the pro-
gram: Chorus, Home Again; soprano solo,
Bonnie Sweet Bessie, Evelyn Frost tenor
solo, Sally in Our Alley, Frank r. Keene
whistling solo, Kerry Dance, Clara Belle
Marsh; Contralto solo, Twickenham Ferry,
Isabel CHM recitation, Spider and the Fly,
Della >knowlton; soprano solo, Gentle
Annie, Edna Hopkins; Trio, One Summer
Eve in Pensive Thought, Mrs Frost, Miss
Marsh and Miss Edith Burgess tenor solo,
The Danube River, Arthur johnson
chorus, Aud Lang Syne"
BELFAST BOWERS The first in series
of match games at Patterson's Bowling AL
ley was pulled off last Tuesday night, when
the crack "Shoemakers' Union Team went
down to defeat before the "Great Easterns."
Much interest is shown here this season in
bowling, and no doubt the winners will vet
meet their Waterloo. After the game both
teams enjoyed an oyster supper, rendered
by the genial agent of the Great Eastern
Casualty Co., John c. King. The alley was
crowded with spectators, who applauded or
criticised the bowlers from time to time.
The manager of the Bangor bowling alley
witnessed the game and challenged the win
ners, and arrangements have already been
made by Capt. Spinney of the Great East
ems to bowl Bangor at an early date The
saora,