The Republican journal., 1909-05-06

can have the same by proving property to
Rev. Adolph Rossbach, Z Church street, city.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Don't forget that
now is the time for bargains at Fred A. john
sons, Masonic Temple He is positively selling
out to close his business here, and the goods
must be sold 80. The City National Bank has
an optimistic advertisement this week. Read
4 IT,. See statement of the Searsport National
Bank of Searsport :. New spring suits up to
the minute in style at James H. Howes, Odd
Fellows block . For hats, caps and gentle
mems furnishings go to ID. +. Palmer's, Ma
sonic Temple. earle & Jones have the largest
stock of wall papers and window shades in
Waldo county, all prices and latest patterns.
$50. The schooner yacht Elm, Bath-built is
offered for sale by Freeland Jones, ESQ.,, Ban
gor. This is a speedy and comfortable craft,
and for a summer cruise along the Maine coast
there could be nothing better. .Searsport
Savings bank book No. 1881 lost =. Hallett &
Davis pianos at Lords. -. See statement of the
condition of The City National Bank of Bel
fast For furniture call on H. E. Mcdonald;
| 70 Main street He has the latest styles in
baby carriages
STEAMER NOTES. Steamer Percy v. left
last Thursday for Brooksville, after completing
| repairs and rebuilding at this port She has
had new and powerful engine installed which
| will enable her to make good time on her route
between Bangor and West Penobscot. AS the
Percy " passed down the harbor she was sa-
luted by the whistle of the Duplex Roller Bush
ing Co., Capt Arey responding with his siren
whistle, and for time you would have thought
| the harbor was full of steamers. On arriving
at Castine the steamers Golden Rod and Silver
Star sauted and Capt. Arey turned his siren
loose again. 1t is said Capt Arey expects to
| change the name of his boat to Anna Belle.
He has boat well fitted for the route and his
many Belfast friends wish him success. The
steamers City of Bangor and City of Rockland
of the Eastern Steamship Co.'S line began their
daily service Monday May 3rd. The boats
leave Bangor at D. M, and Belfast about p.
m. for Boston; and leave Boston at p. m. for
the bay and river landing. ..sThe sound of the
whistle on the steamer City of Bangor brings
to the mind of old timers memories of the
staunch old steamer Katahdin, to which this
~ AsOA>,
for many years her commander, and as staunch
and reliable as the boat itself. There was
never a better sea boat this route than the
Katahdir, or a more capable commander than
| Capt Roix, and the fact that both he and his
son who succeeded him as commander on the
line are numbered with those who have gone
aloft indicates how time has passed, and with
| If mon once CO wel1 known The raDort ron
dered May LIST by the local u S. board of in
spectors of hulls and steam boilers of Boston
finds Capt. John A. Thompson of the H. F..
Dmock and Capt. W. Frank Jewell of the
Horatio Hall equally responsible for the re-
cent collision Of those steamers, which occur
red in fog off Monomoy on March 10 last.
By the finding the licenses of both Capts.
Thompson and Jewell are suspended for a
period of Is days. Steamer Castine, which
has been running on the route between Bangor
and West Brooksville for Capt Arey returned
to this port Sunday night She has several
charters for the latter part of this week and
from present indications will have busy
season. :. The Boston boat due here last
Saturday morning was delayed by the storm
and fog and came up river Sunday morning
| A SUMMER SCHOOL OF VOICE. The Journal
has received the prospectus of The Hanshue
Summer School of Voice, to be conducted by
Prof. Jerome F. Hanshue in the Pitcher house,
| No. l Northport avenue, Belfast, from June
10th to September LIST. The course of study in
voice will be precisely as carried on in the
regular work of the vocal department at Vir-
ginia Institute, Bristol, Va, viz, exercises by
Marco Panofka, Bordogni and Nava Songs
and arias in English, French, German and Ital-
ian by the foremost composers, selections from
popular operas and oratorios. Opportunities
for public appearances in choir work and in
musicales will be given. While the study of
voice and vocal music will be the principal
| feature of the school, piano and pipe organ
will be taught by competent instructors at
nominal rates of tuition. Tutoring in French
German, physics, chemistry and mathematics
embracing arithmetic, algebra, plane and solid
geometry and trigonometry, may be had with
Professor Ernest l.. Converse, Professor of
| Science and Mathematics at Virginia Institute
for the past three years. The pupils will come
mostly from the South largely from the Vir-
ginia Institute, and one of them, Miss Hunter
of johnson City, Tennessee, is said to have a
glorious voice that will give the music loving
| people of Belfast treat. No doubt there are
some in this city and vicinity who will be glad
to avail themselves of the opportunity afforded
by this school, and, as on former visits, we hore
to have the pleasure of hearing Prof Hanshue
! in our churches. Professor Converse is said to
be very successful speaker on religious work.
and would be available for an occasional ad-
dress in any of the churches. The very at
tractively printed prospectus of the school
contains excellent portraits of Prof and Mrs,
Hanshue, who need no introductions to our
people, and the charms of Belfast and its de-
STABILITY as place for summer rest, recreation
and study are eloquently set forth. The Han
shue Summer School of Voice will be heartily
welcomed to our city.