The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-08-20

cards Of these places will be on sale. in cyco
postals. Don't fail to see these souvenirs
they will repay one for looking.
A week or two ago James Sargent and his
brother Jay d. of Alton. in company with
their uncle, Samuel Butman of Texas, went
hunting on Birch stream near the
sporting camp Wassaseecook. About twl-
light they caught sight OF several bears In
cherry bush thicket. Two were up in a
ing them down to the others on the ground.
The boys were able to get pretty close be-
cause of the noise made by the crashing
branches. They killed two out of the tree
and two on the ground. The largest bear
weighed about six hundred pounds. Mr..
Butman says there were quite exciting
times while the shooting was going on.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following guests
registered at the SearspoTt House last
WIaw G Melntyr sos Kapn E. & HASKELL
Melrose, Mass, W. ii. Hallett, Bangor; 9.
| D. Getchell, Milo; A. P. Murchie, Joseph
Allen, st. John, n. B.; F. q. Vickery, d. L.
Constantine, Bangor; W. $. Remission,
Rockland; |. K. Stetson,. d. H. Martin
| Bangor Robert E. Goodwin, E. M. Brush,
Boston; DR.. Sharrett, Miss F. Carr, Ban
gor; Charles S. Pettengell, Augusta; =. y.
Day, Auburn; c. Il. Dexter, Bangor; A; G.
| Mcdonald, wife and child, Boston; n. Kel-
ley, Winterport; Mrs. E. L. Bracket, Bel
fast; J. H. Carlin, Bangor; \; NJ. ana MIS-
j. schote, Boston; Miss Hazel Reyes, Lew
! is Auspund, Belfast; Geo. NJ. Fogg, Som
eryille: A. j. Became. Old Town; o. j. Wat
son, Nj. s. Smith, Miss E. G. Gales, Boston
| Albert Fowler, Ames, Iowa; Sidney Nj.
| Bousey, Ellsworth; NJ. NJ. Manning, AmeS'
Iowa; Mrs. A. D; Mowryy; Miss Lillian n = !!
Bryant, Mrs A. L. Bryant, Mrs. D. Bry-
ant, George A. Wedge, Capt. c. A. Colcord
Mrs C. A. Colcord, Danbury, CT. Mrs. p.
| L. Leb, Miss Louise d. Leib, Miss o. ).
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. George 5. Sargent,
Walter S. Sargent, Searsport; DR.: +. T.
Nichols, Northampton, Mass; 5. w. Knox,
| Wilmington, Del. F. L. Libby, Burnham
The operetta, The Japanese Girl, given
under the auspices OF the August month OF
the Calendar Club of the Congregational
church last Thursday and Friday evenings,
was an unqualified success. Prof. Frederick
| r. Sweetser had charge of the production
and assisted by Miss Louise Leib they
spared no pains to perfect every detail
| The stage setting was most artistic ano
charming in itself, and when the principals
and chorus were on in their dainty and
! brilliant costumes, the series OF pictures
presented to the delighted audience were
unusually beautiful. The selections for the
cast were most happy, and were as follows
| o Hanu San, Japanese girl of position,
| Miss Harriet RoulStone
| O Kitu San IT.. ,,o;., { Mrs. f. A. Nye
| o Kayo Sar, iiei ''''' MIS-. FRED smlli
| Chaya, her servant, Mrs. Cnarles AdaHls
| Nina Twnn Mrs. A. D. Carver,
| Young American ladies travelling witt
| their gOverneSS.
| Miss Minerva Knowall, governeSs,
| Miss Louise Leit
Chorus of Japanese girls.
Scene, a Wisteria garden.
The opening chorus, the Flower Chorus,
the Sayonara, (sung from behind the
scenes), Chayna's Patter Song, the trio by
| 0 Hanu San and her cousins, and the clos
ing lullaby chorus were all features of the
| first act. In act two Nora and Dora's duet,
'sWe are not Finished Yet" was greatly en-:
| joyed, and Miss Knowal'S song, "When
! was Girl" was one of the hits of the even
ing. The japanese dances introduced in
the second act, the umbrella dance by Miss
| Harriette Weber, and the chrysanthemum
dance by Miss Eva Havener, were done with
grace and skill worthy of the best profess
SIGNALS. The singing of 0 Hanu San was a
most enjoyable feature of the Operetta, and,
| in fact, all the solo, duet, trio and chorus
work was excellent. Both eye and ear were
constantly being delighted, and from every
point of view success crowned the efforts OF
! the tireless workers. The performance the
second evening was given to pay for the
| handsome green curtains recently put up in
| Union hall, and alter that is done the Cal
endar Club will net about 800 as y result Of
the August entertainment.