The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-29

ell, died Sunday at the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles F. Havener. She
is survived by one son, William Carter of
Frankfort, and one daughter, Mrs. Charles
F. Havener of this town. Funeral services
were held Wednesday at the church in
vet Cemetery.
Charles " Pratt, inspector of cars at the
rOundhouse at Mack's Point, was accident
ally .hot aud killed last Sunday afternoon
about five O'Clock while handling revolver.
He was "a years of age and native OF
Brownville He leaves widow and one
son about eight years old. A physician
and coroner F. A. Nye were called and
deemed an inquest unnecessary. The re-
mains were taken to BrOWnville Tuesday
morning for interment.
A.P. Lord is doing a rushing business at
the old Putnam sail loft. He is making and
repairing several sails for the three-masted
schooner, J. W. Hathorn at Cape Jellison
Mathews and Ward, at work making spars
for the above named schooner He has
engagements for making new and repairing
sails for the schooners Mary F. Barrett,
James W. Paul, Jr., Gov. Ames. Savannah
and Frontenac. Mr.. Lord will add two
sewing machines in his loft about Sept. LIST,
to be operated by gaSOlene engines, Tor
making and repairing vessels sails.
Thursday evening, Sept. 9Th, is the date
decided upon by the committee for the
military sociabe and it promises to be the
largest attended sociable that has ever been
held in town. There will be two more
rehearsals of the chorus next week, Mon
day night, when the roll will be called, and
a stage rehearsal Wednesday night, when
seats will be arranged for the chorus. The
program will be widely circulated the first
of the week and all should get one. Reserv-
ed seat tickets will go on sale at Clement &
Adams Wednesday, Sept. Sd, at a. m.
Children's rehearsal Monday p. m. at 3
O'Clock.
All the schools in town will open Monday,
Sept. 9th, with the following teachers
Grammar, Miss Alice Croker of Bucksport
Intermediate, Miss Winifred Mathews
Primary, Miss Jessie Black; Nichols, Miss
Abbie C. Chase; Park, Miss Theodate
Merithew; North Searsport, Mrs. Carrie
Hartman No. s, Mrs. Goldie Seekens; No.
I, Foster c. Small. The High School will
be in charge of Mr.. Ralph NJ. Small of Rich
mond, Me-, Bowdoin '07, and most profit
able year is anticipated.
The song service at the First Congrega-
tional church last Sunday evening was un-
usually fine and was most heartily appre-
ciated by the large congregation present.
L
ferns and quantities of sweet peas. Miss
Shute's superb mastery of the organ added
greatly to the perfection of the service The
choir under the able direction of Mr.. Rob
ertson have done most excellent work in
the last few months and SearSpOrt people
are indeed grateful for this musical feast
Following is the order of service:
Organ Voluntary, "At Evening"" Dudley Buck
Hymn 122, "Come Thou Almighty King"
Italian Hymn
Congregation.
Invocation and Response.
Hymn &C, ''Saviour Breathe an Evening
Blessing, Autumn
Congregation.
Anthem, 1.-The King Of Love My Shepherd ai is,n
Responsive Reading, Fifth Selection.
Quartette, "Oh for the Wings of a Dove,''
Knigh,
Miss Roulstone, DR.. Sawyer
Mrs. Grinnell, MIR. Robertson.
Anthem, The Sun Shall Be no More Thy
Light Woodward
Scripture Reading.
Quartette Come to Our Hearts and Abide"
Macy
Mrs. Curtis, DR.. Sawyer,
Mrs. Adams, Mr.. Robertson.
Prayer.
Duett, "My Faith Looks Up to Thee Nevir
Mrs. Butman, Mr. Robertson.
Remarks, BY the Pastor.
Anthem, PRAISE the Lord, o My Soul
Roland Smart
Hymn 81. The Day of Praise is Done,''
Tune DENIM.
Congregation.
Benediction and Response.