The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-15
The News OF Belfast.

Waterman & Monaghan are to establish q
laundry on High street in the store now oc-
cupied by Vinal, machinist
AN EXCEPTIONAL CONCERT. The public re-
cital given by the Parlor Musical Society in
Memorial Hall last Tuesday evening was a
treat that will long be pleasant memory to
the music-loving people present. The pro
gram, as published in The Journal last week
promised much, and those who gathered to
listen to its presentation were not disapuoint-
ed. So uniformly fine were the numbers that
it is almost impossible to specialize The
Polymnian Quartette was at it's best, and the
brilliant piano solos by Miss Ethola " Frost
and Miss Anna Hearn of Hudson. New York.
both students at the New England Conserva-
tory of Music, and the duet by Miss Hearn ana
Miss Gladys Pitcher all were unusual treats
The contralto solo and its encore bv Miss
Katherine Brier were delightful, and the Slave
Song by Miss Katherine c. Quimby was one of
the treats of the evening. Mr.. John Parker
was at his best in his songs and the finely
rendered encore. Crossing the Bar" The
duet by Mrs. Wescott and Mr. Emory White
was worth going miles to hear, and an unusual
and much appreciated number was the solo by
Mr.. White, with cello obligato by Miss Pitch
er, and piano accompaniment by Miss Hearn
Miss Pitcher, Mrs Wescott, Miss Colburn.
Miss Stoddard and Miss Hearn acted as ac-
companists. The evening was in charge of
Miss Amy E. Stoddard, whose successful ar
rangements brought pleasure to the audience
New ADVERTISEMENTS. For wall paper and
window shades go to Carle & Jones' They
have the largest stock in Waldo county to
select from and can suit you in pattern and
price. They also carry room mouldings lace
curtains, poles and sash rods. AT Poor's Drug
Store you will find the old reliable mixture Of
sweet pea seeds, pound for 10 cents Mas
turtlum seeds cents per ounce. Seeds sent
by mail. Sunday concerts at the Elite next
Sunday at 2.30 and 7 p. m. Miss Elizabeth
Domino, new pianist, will make her first sp-
pearance here in these concerts. w. f. Ham
iton has seeds of the highest quality and in
great variety. Seed corn and peas specially.
All the new and fancy colors in sweet peas and
nasturtums. Cut flowers designs for all oc-
casons, and potted plants. .....T. 5. Thompson
is delivering Crystal Spring ice. Telephone l39
See advt. of auction sale at Moose Point
farm Saturday, April nth, at 10 a. m. ... The
Regal shoes at The Dinsnlore Store are attract
ing much attention from their genuine custom
style. They are made in quarter sizes, and an
exact fit is ensured. IA middle aged woman
wanted as housekeeper at the Girls Home,
Belfast. Must be good cook.. George NJ
Gray, 10 Bayview street, has rowboats an6
skiffs for sale, new and secondhand. He also
has a staunch and fast motor boat for sale
fully equipped. -. Leave your orders for truck
ing at H. E. McDonald's for W. W Blazo He
also has telephone connection Ha,ett 4
Davis pianos at Lords ... The City National
Bank calls attention to the soldity and secur-
ty of its vault foundation. It viii have
additional safe deposit boxes, the rent Of which
is only So per year. Tenement to rent Ap-
ply to W. F. Langill, p Bayview or 76 Main
street