The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-02-25

The ladies' of North Belfast will, have Mo.
mic supper and entertainment at schoo,ha,sa
hall Wednesday evening, March srd Adu,;s-
sion 10 cents. All are cordially invited.
The Pythian Sisters will give their A+h on
nual grand masquerade ball in the Belfast
Opera House Thursday evening, March 4th
Reyes full orchestra will furnish the n,,e;c
assisted by Mark S. Crockett, formerly director
Of the Belfast band, now of Rockl.na =, g..
cornetist' A fine concert will precede the
dancing. Arrangements have been made with
costumer from Boston for a nice line of
costumes, which will be let very reasonably
Inc management expects to have the usual
large NUMBER IN costume. Tickets will he 30
cents couple; an extra lady, Is cents. Adj
mission to all parts of the balcony will he AZ
cents. The front row will be reserved without
extra charge and the seats will go on sale at
u. r. Stephenson's store on Monday. March
LIST.
PooR's MILLS. There will be a social and
entertainment this, Thursday, evening Mr.
Newton Strong. who has been stoppinp with
Henry Wentworth the past few weeks. exnects
TO go to Dlxmont Tuesday of this week
Mrs. Alfred Jackson was taken suddenly i'll
Monday and is no better at this writing
William Monroe, who has been sick for some
time, is not as well. Mrs. S. A. Pavson
Is better and is able to be up around the
house again Capt. and Mrs Frohock of
hncolnville were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
" A. Wade last week Mr.. and Mrs A. M.
Ross of Linconville spent the day, Monday.
with Mrs. Ross father, A. K Jackson. Mrs.
w. r. Jackson is caring for Mr. Jacksons moth
er. Mrs. Kmball is still sick and was not as
well Tuesday.
We have received from Mrs. J. A. Clement
the Daytona, Fla, Daily News of February
18th containing full account of the fire at Sea
Breeze. The Clarendon Hotel was not owned
by Mr.. H. l.. Kochersperger, as first reported,
but by DR.. E. L. Potter, who is not decided as
to rebuilding. The loss is over 5000 900 with a
total insurance of $S1 900. There is no men
ton of the burning of the kochersperger cot.
tages, as reported in press dispatches; but the
news says "The roof of The Cherokee home
OF MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Kochersperger caught
from the cinders and was in imminent danger
OF burning but for the heroic efforts of Mr.. Glib
son. guest of the Seaside Inn, Harry Hartsholn
OF Daytona, and Mr.. Knowlton, who climbed on
the roof and rendered timely assistance" Mr.
knowlton is of course IN. R." who has prop
erty interests in Sea Breeze
STEAMER NOTES. In connection with the
establishment of the Bangor and Southeast
II how A.
landings below North Penobscot, it is report
ed that the Pendleton line, which was estab-
hshed between Bangor and Islesboro last sea-
son, Will the coming season take in Castine, SO
that the route will be changed Slightly for the
accommodation of the down-river business 1t
has been announced, unofficially that the steam
er Camden of the Eastern Steamship Co.
will run on the Boston Bangor division as soon
as the river opens to navigation, in place of
the City of Bangor. The Bangor is being
thoroughly overhauled at Bath, and it is be-
leved that she will not be ready for the route
by the time the Penobscot river opens. The
steamers City of Rockland and the Camden
will run until June l, when the City of Rock
land will go over to the Boston Kennebec divi-
sion and the new turbiner Belfast will be plac-
ed in commission to run opposite the Camden
on the Bangor division. .... The Bay State did
not arrive from Boston until Sunday, having
been delayed by the storm. She brought
very large freight for all the landings and had
heavy outward freight from this landing. -.
The Silver Star was unable to make the
Ryder's Cove landing last Saturday because of
the storm and did not arrive here until p. m.