The Republican journal., 1907-12-26

LOCAL dealers who sell Chase & Sanborn'.
'eas ana cohees have. received as a Christ
mas GIT from that firm reproduction d
ene oid pewter colonial tea caddy. It is 8
useiui as we'll as pretty present
Two valuable Main street properties chang
eu nands last week. At meeting of the stock
| noiders OF the Pythian Building Association
neiu last Thnrsday,it was voted to buy what
IS khown as the Colburn store, an option on
wh'cn mad previously been obtained bv the
directors. The Marshall block adjoining fs
s'ores} has been bought by Chas. E. Knowl.
ION ana VIM. A. Mason. The lower store is
occupied by Charles O'Connell,s restaurant
ana the upper store is vacant
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Read the boli
Jay greetings of Fred A, johnson tn bis
hundreds Of friends and patrons No t.,,as
'lis means OF extending his thanks and an.
probation for their splendid patronage.
lou can buy of earle 6 Jones an Edison
monograph, complete with large horn and
rack and IL gold mounted records. vour own
selection, for 81 down and so cents a week
IA. ID. Chase & Son, Chase's Corner.
Will have special sale of hapdkercbiefs
this week. All handkerchiefs used for
decoration will be closed out at greatly ra-
duced prices.... Cut flowers and potted
plants make acceptable New Years gifts.
Gall and see them at Hamilton's green
house. Two boarders wanted for the win
ter on farm, Is minutes walk from trains
and boats. Mrs. Joshua Page, Bucksport.
Me....A black Persian paw muff LOST,
Finder will be rewarded by returning same
to MISS Louise Hazeltine, Primrose Hill,
Belfast. -. The family of the late George P.
Ward publish card of thanks. New
Years post cards, fancy goods, novelties,
ETC., at The Fashion, High street. :. The
Waldo Trust Co. is safe bank, strong
bank, a bank with large surplus. Up-
dertaking and goods at Spencer & Eaton's
Collectors notice of sale, town of Liberty.
The ACME CONCERT COMPANY This
company of local musicians played in Unity
at Odd Fellows hall last Thursday evening
before ole of the largest houses seen in that
town at a public entertainment inia long
time. The concert numbers were alliiber-
ally encored and the concert met with popu-
lar favor: Friday evening, Dec. 9th, the
company will go to Islesboro, where. they
will play in the town hall, with a dance fol-
lowing Monday evening, Dec. 3oth, the
company will appear at.itheI Belfast Opera
House in this city, with the Flow price of
twenty-five cents to any part of theshouse.
AS a testimonial to the company, which is
composed of home talent, there should be
a large attendance to greet them in their
debut in this city. The Hammons brothers
quartette and PatterSon'S saxOphOne quar-
tette are always popular, while Mr.. Ross L.
Hammons will appear as tenor solost for
the first time before Belfast audience Mr.
Arthur johnson is ever popular in his solos
and Miss Louise bennett ranks high in
piano solos. The following program will
be given:
Officer of the Day, March, Hall
PatterS0n'S SaXOphOne Quartette.
Sing Me to Sleep, Tenor solo, Green
Ross l. Hammons.
Old Oaken Bucket,
Hammons' Male Quartette.
vilanella, Piano solo, j. Raft Op 'se
Miss Louise bennett.
Face to Face, Tenor solo, johnson
Arthur johnson.
| Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep, Duet,
Luther and Selden HammonS.
PART II.
| Marche Celebe,
! Patterson's Saxophone Quartette
| That's What the Rose Said to Me,
| Tenor solo, Barnet
Arthur johnson.
Love Me and The World is Mine, O'Har,
| Vocal Quintette.
Spring Song, Saxophone solo, Lorendeal
| j. Lee Patterson
| Selected,
| Patterson's Saxophone Quartette.
| Finale:-"Just Because Loved You So"
| Company.
| Arranged by j. Lee Patterson.