The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-03-11

also divided into two parts and Miss S. A.
Mansur of Monroe is the leader of the side
which includes Belfast
Miss Louise w. Richards entertained the
Bridgets and third table at her home on
Tuesday evening. Beside the club members
and the hostess, others who played were Mrs
Leo Butman of Boston, Miss Margaret N.
/ Hazeltine, Mrs. H. A. Drnkwater and Miss
Nellie H. Hopkins. The score cards, which
were particularly clever and appropriate, and
were the work of the hostess, were especially
admired. Delicious refreshments were served,
and the evening was thoroughly enjoyed
Song RECITAL. Those who enjoy good
music will be delighted to learn that Mr..
Emory White is to give a song recital in the
Memorial Hall Wednesday evening March
18th, at o'clock. The program will be as
follows:
Homer Bartlett, "A Song of Spring." when
Dorcas Passes by
Liza Lehman, "In Persian Garden
Recitative, "Ah! Fill the cup, what boots it to
repeat
Aria, "Ah! Moon of my delight
Won F1elitz, Lass mich Dein Auge Kusseu"
Nachtgebet
/ STRAUSS,
Allerseelen
n, zueignung
Haydn, 1.-THE Creation
Recltative, "And God Created Man
Aria, I'm Native Worth
Mary Turner Salter,
Cycle, Loves Epitome'
l. Since first met thee
II: In the Garden.
Ill. She is mine
". Dear hand
V. Requiem
Inc recital will be under the auspices of the
Woman's Alliance of the First Parish (Uni-
tarian) church. Admission, 35 cents.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Work on the three-master
IN Beans yard, Camden, is almost done The
schooner is planked and the planning and paint
ing are now being done. The date of the
launching has not been announced. Work on
another three master, somewhat larger than
thls one, Will begin as soon as she is launched
...'Capt. +. 5. Mcdonald and his mate Capt
John Ryder, left Monday for New York to get
schooner Anna B. Mitchell ready for business.
capt. McDonold expects to have a charter for
coai from New York to Boston -. Sch. Mary
Weaver, which had been hauled up in the up
per harbor, has dropped down to the lower
harhor, preparatory to being taken out on Gil
chrest marine railway for extensive repairs
-. .oapt W. ii. Haskell of sch. Mary A. Ha |
was called to his home in Deer Isle last week
by the death of his aged mother Mrs Rebecca
Haskell. He returned to Boston March ID as
the Hall was ready for sea. She cleared for
Jacksonville the 9Th Recent charters: sch
Horace A. Stone, Baltimore to Port Tampa
coal; sch. Pendleton Bros, Fernandina to
Philadelphia lumber, p. t.; sch Horace A.
Stone Port Tampa to Philadelphia, phosphate
rock, SITS.
The D. A. r. John Cochran Chapter, D. A.
r., was entertained Monday evening at the
home of the vice-regent, Mrs. Edward Sibley.
The business session was presided over BY the
regent, Mrs f. P Frost, and considerable bust
ness was transacted. Mrs Frost also gave a
very interesting report of the State Counsel in
Bath last week, which she attended The
members of the chapter We're interested to
learn that Belfast had q contestant in the ESSAY
contest, which was open to all the grammar
school pupils in the State. Harold French of
Belfast sent in an essay, and while it did not
receive prize it was favorably mentioned to-
together with the so others submitted The
subject of the evening was Pennsylvania and
the roll-call was answered by the recounting
of some quaint Quaker custom or story by each
member pennsylvania" by Whittier, was
read by Miss Cochran and fine paper on Will
liam Penn was written and delivered by Miss
Florence M. Hill. Miss Amy E. Stoddard read
Elizabeth from Longfellow's"Tales of Way
side Inn At the conclusion of the program
delicious refreshments We're served by the
hostess at daintily appointed tables, and the
conundrum and riddles at each place added to
the pleasure of the occasion.
/ New ADVERTISEMENTS. Down go the prices
on new spring goods at the Fred A. johnson
dry goods store in Masonic Temple He has
practically finished stock taking and finds too
large stock and is making it worth the while
of shoppers to reduce it. See the bargains
enumerated in his advt. Special sale of rub
bers at prices decidedly less than usual at The
Dinsmore Store. This is the rubber season,
and now is the time to secure protection
against the slop and mud of spring :. The
surplus of The City National Bank of Belfast
is today $42 l22. :. The Waldo Trust Company
has total responsibility of s142, 122. 1t pays
2 per cent. on check accounts. .... Mrs Eliza
Piper, Mrs. Eta Piper Slavery and Fred N
Slavery publish a card of thanks. 49,. Mrs
Frances Bradford publishes card of thanks
... earle & Jones have a glassware sale fol
five days beginning today, March 18th. Within
two weeks they have received so barrels Of
glassware and are offering some great bar
gains in that line IS. B. Smith, Standpoint
has for sale thoroughbred Plymouth Rocks
Orono strain; also single comb Black Leghorn
Quimby & Brown strain; both best winter lay
ers. Eggs 50 cents per 49,. Mrs. c. S. Web
Der will have spring and summer opening O
. suits, skirts and fancy waists in The Journa
!. building next to Fields grocery store Marcl
10th from II a. m. to p. M, and March It'll
until 2 D. m -. All the 81 patent medicines vii
be sold at The City Drug store at Is cents TO
the next 60 days.
THE PYTHIAN SISTERS BALL. The fourti
annual masquerade ball of Golden Cross lem
pie, Pythian Sisters, took place in the 'Belfas
Opera House last Thursday evening, and de
spite the inclemency of the weather and tn
counter attraction of military whist IN Me
mortal hall, was brilliant success. The hal
was very tastefully decorated in the coors O