The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-11

Monday was the hottest day of the season
throughout New England, and locally the
mercury reached 80, and the heat continued
through the entire day and evening.
Rev. Alfredo Brewster, State W. C. L. U,
organizer. will be in Monroe Wednesday
and Thursday, in Troy and Unity Sunday
and jackson Monday and Tuesday.
There will be nautical entertainment bv
the young men of the M. E. church under
the auspices of the V. B. B. Club, Wednes-
day evening, June 18th. fine large ship,
manned by capable sailors, will be ready to
sail at O'Clock in the church vestry. Price
of passage, 10 cents. All people are cordial
ly invited to come and enjoy the trip. Ice
cream and cake will be served after the
voyage.
The annual meeting of the Belfast In
provement Society was held June 9th.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury having served
most acceptably as president for the past
two years, the usual term, retired and
was succeeded by Miss Carrie NJ. Cutter.
The secretary and treasurer were re-elect-
ed and the committees are practically un-
| Shdhe,Su. "A lull lVpull VIII Ut puOllSIt u
next week.
Mrs. L. L. Barlow of Waldo opened her
cottage at Murphy's Point June 9th, for the
first time in two years, to entertain friends
| from MiddletOwn, Ct, and Massachusetts.
The day was fine and the CLANS though small
we're plentiful and the party had an enjoy
able time Among those present were MIR,
Hall Clements, an uncle of Mrs. Barlow,
who is hale and hearty at SO, and Mr.. L. L.
Barlow, who is enjoying the best of health
, at the age of "a. Bathing and fishing and
most appetizing spread were among the
| pleasures of the day.
| NORTH BELFAST. Mr.. E. A. Mason of
| Sabattus spent last week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Mason. He returned
home last Saturday in his automobile, ac-
companied by his sister-in-law, Mrs W. E.
| Mason. Religious services were held in
| the church last Sunday under favorable con-
ditions. Mr.. c. E. Thompson of Yale Uni
versity has been secured for the summer
| day morning and evening. Mr.. George F.
Brier, who spent the winter in Maiden,
Mass, with his daughter, Mrs. James d.
| Tucker, arrived home last Saturday.. Caro-
Beas and Mrs. Samuel Beals of Springfield,
Mass, arrived Monday and are the guests
of Miss Beals brothers, Mr.. w. S. and W.
G. Hatch. Vegetation is far advanced in
| this vicinity. June 7th the daughter of your
correspondent picked bouquet of butter
cups, daisies and clover blossoms. Grass is
looking finely and crops that were planted
early have made rapid growth.
| GRADUATION. The graduation exercises
of the class of 1908, Belfast High Schoo ;
will take place in the Opera House on Friday
evening, June 18th, with the following pro.
gram
Vocal Marcf-"Up and Away,"-Geibel
| Prayer, Rev. Albert E. Luce
Piano Duett-"Poet and Peasant, Won Suppe
| Louise johnson Read,
| Grace Edna Iittlefeld
| SalutatOry, Marion Moore Perry
| Class History Lora Maua Stantial
Piano SOlO-LustSpiel Overture, .Kela Bella
| Florence Mae BraddOck
| Class Prophecy, Louise johnson Read,
| Charlotte Ella Braley
Glass Oration-"A Eulogy TO American
| Liberty" Samuel Portion
Chorus, E a ann3. t Hs%21sl
Presentation Of Gifts, Benjamin p Wood.
| MarthOn Doak
| ValedictOry. Georgia Ola Wood
| Awarding diplomas, Charles S. Bickford,
| Chairman School Committee
senediction, Rev. D. L. Wilson
Accompanist-Edythe Atkins.
Motto: Through Trials to Triumph.
oi"'' Class Flower-Crimson Rose
| Teachers: Walton $ Adams, Caroline w. Field
| Melvena v. farke~. Florence t.. i,unton.
Elbridge SAPitcller, Teacher of Music.
/! New ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. John
son, Masonic Tempe, Is clearing up his
| women's rain coats at sweeping reductions.
This is serviceable, and may be called an
! indispensable garment, aid the opportunity
| to secure one at about haf-price should not
be neglected. :. .An nual meeting OF the Bel
fast & Moosehead Lake Il. Co., July list,
| at 10 a. m........S. q. Moore of Brooks pub
| fishes caution notice. 800. House "A Union
! street to let; partly furnished If desired.
| Enquire on premises. shore cottage tor
rent, ten minutes walk from the post office.
Ask Mr.. Dickey, Pythian Stock. -. The City
| National Bank vi H".fa>t has tor sale 49,
900 of the Chicago Railway C"mpany's per
cent gold bonds. ..... Tenement OF rooms
| and stable on Mann street Tor rent. Apply
to Mrs L. L. Gentner. "a Church street.
| This, Thursday, morulnS "A d. Chase u
| Son will have on sale two cases Of VIlialne
flannel SuitingS, regular - cent value, at
cents a yard. Saturday evening, June 18th,
from to 9 O'Clock. IA SPECIAL sale at the well
| known ChaSe'S Curuer.. :. The Fashion finds
an increasing demand Tor the 81 cent shirt
waists and offers a great variety of patterns
at this price. They sell The best 81. 50
waist in town.. N. X. km"witon offers
for sale at a bargain u small hOLSe lifted Tor
House II Pearl street to rent; Apply to q.
A. Carter, % High street. IF. Ii. HOag, "a
Bay View street, offers for sale a two tene-
ment house and large lot. vacant lot, and
so acres of land in NOrthport. Two large
nicely furnished, to let Apply to Mrs. R:
F. PIERCE, Franklin street. Those in need
of furniture for the home, cottage or piazza
should call on Spencer, Eaton & Co., 45 Main
street and see their large line of seasonable
articles. They carry the Baldwin, cold, dry
air refrigerators, cool hammOcks, cool rock
ers, the celebrated Old Hickory chairs and
cool porch shades. Agents for HOOsier
kitchen cabinets. M. l. Stevens and fami-
ly publish card of thanks. There will be
cent sale for one week, beginning today,
June 18th, at the Belfast Department Store,
| 45 Main street, when big values will be offer
ed for only one nickle. Special prices on
toher goods.