The Republican journal., 1908-03-19

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particulars next week.
The Universalist Social Aid will have
dime social with Mrs. John w. Knight,
Miller street, tomorrow, Friday evening.
City Marshal Hammons found pair of
horses standing in postoffice square yester
day, unblanketed, and took them to stable.
The Universalist Social Aid will meet
with Mrs. Frank Howard, corner of Market
and Main streets, this, Thursday, afternoon
at O'Clock.
The Methodist sale, supper and enter
tainment, which has Seen planned for some
time, will take place in Memorial Hall Fri
day afternoon and evening April 10th. The
entertainment, "The Cadets Picnic" will be
specially attractive.
Capt. John Simpson arrived last Sa turday
in his fishing schooner with fare of fresh
cod, which found a ready sale. He was at
Head Harbor, Isle au Haut, recently and re
ports Capt David Grant as recovering from
severe case of grip.
The steamer fremont, which had been
laid up at the railroad wharf all winter, has
gone to BroOksville to be got in readiness
to resume the Bangor and Brooksville
route as soon as the river opens. The Ruth
remains here and is for sale.
The Travellers Club will meet with Mrs.
C. O. Poor, Church street, Tuesday March
Oath Program: paper. st Francis of Assis
by Mrs. c. NJ. Craig; reading, Holy Satur-
day in Florence, by Mrs. Edward Sibley !;
MacchiaEelli, by Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket.
Mosher's restaurant was opened yester-
day in the new quarters in Poor's block,
High street, which had been nicely fitted
up for the purpose. The move was from
The Pythian building, where Mr.. Mosher
had for some time conducted a successful
business. He bought out M. R. Knowlton
last fall
Don't forget the fair and food sale in the
parlors of the Unitarian church Wednesday
afternoon, March 25th. The sale begins at
2 80 O'Clock, no admission. Light refresh
ments will be served if desired. The ladies
in charge request all fancy articles for the
fair to sent to Miss Charlotte W. Colburn
or Miss Maude E. Barker, Monday, if posi-
ble
Orrin j. Dickey announc es an excursion
from this city to Bangor over the Maine
Central Railroad for April End, returning
April 3rd, to the grand recital given by
Schuman- Heink Mr.. Dickey is offering
very cheap rates for this excursion, whlch
will allow a stop-over for one day extra and
and which includes board at the Penobscot
Exchange while in Bangor. Arrangements
will be made for those who desire tickets in
advance to secure them sat.a". reasonable
rate.
INSURANCE. The Phoenix Insurance
Company, one of the old and reliable COM
panies, is represented in Stockton Springs
by Albert NJ. AmeS. .......F. A. McAllster
represents the North American Accident
ms Co. in Burnham. 1t has assets OF over
half a million. :. James Pattee Il Son are
the Belfast agents for the Fidelity Fire 1ns.
Co.. of New York. 1t has admitted assets
of 50, 500, 465 II. Field & Quimby, Belfast,
are agents for the Continental ms. 20. OF
New York. 1t has admitted assets OF over
two million dollars. Fred Atwood is the
Winterport agent of the Union Ins. Co., of
Philadelphia, with assets of nearly one mil
lion dollars.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. john
son, Masonic Temple, will show some new
spring suits for the first time today. Ihey
were lust received from famous New York
tailoring establishment He also offers spec
fhn far 70 10
talcum powder. Memo Self-Reducing cor
sets. Swift & Paul did not receive the
new candy which was to have been offered
at a special sale last Saturday, but they now
have the goods and the sale will take place
next Saturday. They make specially of
fine candies .. You can get 81 bottle of
Skoda's Discovery, an excellent spring
tonic, at Poor's Drug Store, for only 10
cents The supply is limited, so call early.
I'D. ". Ferguson & Co. will have 9cent
sale on Thursday, Friday and Saturday this
week Some great bargains will be offered.
Lost, a gold locket and chain with in
itials Nj. P p Reward offered. ...See no.
schools for Northport.. See notice OF Jos.
A. McKeen concerning property stored in
his barn. Mrs Walter /. Neal offers single
and Roseored R. l. Red eggs for Matching,
delivered in Belfast or at Neal'S farm in
Waldo, for SOC for 10 or So per hundred. "A
secondhand standard sewing machine for
sale cheap at the Read Machine Works, A
Main street. ...See notice of the Belfast as
SCISSORS.
THE SCOTCH SINGERS. The Hook and
Ladder Company will present the Scotch
Singers of Glasgow, from the White Enter
tainment Bureau of Boston, at their concert
and ball in the Belfast Opera House Thurs
day, April End. The specimen program
shows high class selections and the press
notices are unusually fine. Two of the
notices follow:
Tam O. Shanter was recited by Miss Hyde.
An elOcutiOnist of her calibre has rarely
been heard in Lewiston. She handled the
difficult dialect with marvellous skill. The
spectres of Allaway Kirk seemed to rise
before the audience as Tam and his good
gray mare made their famous ride across
the bridge. There is no question about her
dramatic powers, and her keen sense of
humor is equal to her ability as an elocu- |
zionist. She is star. In her humorous
selections she kept the audience in roar
by assuming character after character with
thelutmost ease-Lewiston, Me-. Journal.
The leading feature of the Scotch concert
held here last night was Miss Tina CraW-
ford, contralto vocalist. This lady came