The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-07-23

Samuel Butman of Merkel, Texas, az
rived last week for visit of several weeks
with relatives. This is Mr.. Butman's first
visit to SearspOrt for - years. He Is the
owner of a cattle ranch of 5000 acres, with
80 miles of fencing, keeps 1900 head of
cattle, has 600 acres of cotton unde: cult
walton and 500 acres of other crops. Mr..
Butman has been 26 years resident of
Texas and this is his second visit to his old
home.
Following is the program Of the organ
recital to be given under the auspices of
the Calendar Club in the Congregational
church by Miss Margaret E. Butman, as
sisted by Miss Marian Wells Of Belfast and
William Robertson, Jr., on Thursday even
ing, July 23d, at 8 o'clock. Admission %
cents:
Grande Offertoire de Saint Cecilia No. 2.
Come unto Me- Miss Wells. o0e'e"
Nocturne Op. No. 2, Chopin
Miss Butman.
The Song the Angels Sing, james
Mr.. Robertson.
Miss Butman.
Goodbye, Tosti
Miss Wells.
Pilgrims Chorus from 'Tannhauser,
Miss Butman.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following guests
registered at the Searsport House the past
week: Warren E. Haskell, Melrose, Mass.
Ellis Williams, Barre, Vt. E. II. Faucet,
". II. Whittier, Portland; Mrs. Hugh Camp
bell, Houlton; Theodore F. Pierce, Boston
Il. G. Buzzell, Bangor; Mrs. Alice G. Brown,
Carl NJ. Brown, Old Town; Captain .. Z.
Eaton, Boston; Mrs. Ida A. Duncan, Pat
ten; DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Jordan, Bangor; +.
w. Wood, Boston C. NJ. Webster, Portland;
S. J. Robinson, George Dickey, Bangor; w.
II. Pitcher, Boston f. L. Simpson, Monroe;
S. C. Crocker, New York ;J. S. Cooper. Bos-
ton; Mrs. George L. Cate, Marblehead; Ii.
C. Treworgy, Boston; Miss Doris Pride,
Miss Ellen Roberts, Brownville; W. J. Cole
man, L. Linnekin, Boston E. L. Day, Brew
er; c. Is. Dexter, Bangor; Miss Abble Car
yer, Miss Frances Carver, Brookline; James
W. McCleary, Pittsburg, Pa. W. s. Kennis-
ton, R0ckland.
Next Sunday evening at 7.30 the choir OF
the Congregational church will give a
Gounod Night in the series of composers
song services, The following will be the
order of service:
Organ prelude, cave Maria Gounod
Benedictus, "BleSSed is he Who Cometh''
GOunOd
Anthem, "Send out Thy Light" Gounod
Responsive reading
Quartette, "Glory to Thee my God this
Night" Gounod
Scripture
Anthem, Jerusalem turn Thee to the
Lord" from Gallia
Prayer
Quartette, "Gentle Holy Saviour" Gounod
Remarks, Gounod, his personality and
Duet, ssThe Peace of Cod Gounod
Anthem, "The Sands of Time are Sinking,
GounOd
Benediction
The second of the series of weekly reel
tails given by the pupils of Miss Guida c.
Homer was held Friday afternoon, July
18th, at 80 O'Clock at her studio on Main
street. The pupils showed improvement
since the last recital, playing with greater
control than in the recital previous. Fol
lowing are the selections given-memorlz-
ing and sight reading both being demon
strated:
Duet Kern
Lucy Ross and Marguerite Whittier.
Angelus. Gregh
Evelyn Nichols.
Mars. Roberts
Eugene Shute.
Indian Lullaby with singing,) Bugbee
Marguerite Whittier.
Medley, helser
Herbert Partridge.
On the Sea, SeeDoech
Sumner Small.
Valse Gracieuse, Ambrose
Lewene Nichols.
Music Box, Geloel
Marguerite Whittier.
Anita, Brown
Lucy Ross.
Princess Royal, Rosen1eld
Emily Ross. |
butterflies. Merkel
Henriette Gilkey.
Moonsbiue. Mcdowell
Lewene Nichols.
Scarf Dance, thamlnade
Antoinette Weber.
Pas Das Amphores, Chamlnade
Henriette Gilkey.