The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-08-19

Cociesy VIII be held with Mrv Georre E.
Bracket Monday, August 2Srd. at the usual
hour.
mere will be dance at Equity Grange hall
tuesday evening, August Oath, with music by
Reyes Ice cream will be served at intermis-
sion.
steamer Camden arrived on her regular trip
from Boston Wednesday at p M, having been
delayed in Boston until a. m. that day on ac
count of the storm Tuesday night.
The Womans Christian Temperance Union
will meet with Mrs. Goldie Curtis. tomorrow.
Friday, at 2.S0 p. m. A full meeting is desired,
as plans are to be made for a special meeting
with Mrs. M. c. Staples, next week.
Hazel the little daughter of Mrs. L. H. Jip-
son. fell from fence at 26 Cedar street last
Monday evening while at play and broke both
bones of the right fore arm. DR.. S. W. john
son was near by and attended the case. 1t was
a hard accident for SO active little girl.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post office for the week ending August 18th
are Mrs. E. D. Burgess, Miss Nina Cushing,
Mrs. Lillian Grey, Mrs. H. s. Ham, Mrs. E. H.
Mason, Mrs. Ida M. Patterson, Miss Lizzie
Porter e letters), Mrs. Grace Reed, Almeda v.
Sawyer, Miss Isabel c. Smith, G. H. Bass &
Co., F. B. Howard, Lawrence Roberts. S. F.
Walton
The long drouth has been broken at last by
a transform which began Tuesday and contin-
ued about "a hours. 1t was warm rain lust
what the crops needed, and was general
throughout New England. 1t has not only
gone far toward averting threatened crop
failure, but has, for a time at least, diminished
the danger from forest fires and extinguished
those which have been raging in different
parts of the State
Sixteen members of Tarratine Tribe, 1. 0. R.
M, made the trip to Vinalhaven in VIM. A,
Decrow's launch Louise last Saturday. where
they were guests of the Pequot tribe, who are
camping at Roberts Harbor Lobsters clans
and hsh were served in abundance and the Bel
fast braves were royalty entertained The
VlhalhaVen band was in attendance Sunday
and gave two concerts The Belfast party
arrived home Sunday night, much pleased with
their trip and entertainment
A large amount of work was done the past
week in grading and building the foundation
for the Coe Mortimer fertilizer plant. the drv
weather facilitating the process of grading.
which calls for the moving of large amount
of earth. road has been built from Bridge
street to the scene of operations. Capt Bah
bidge has been making good progress in his
work on the bridge for widening the draw
| The bridge was closed to teams Monday, and
travel is now by way of the upper bridge.
The 18th, and last, band concert of the sea-
son, will be given the schoolhouse common
tomorrow, Friday, evening at 8 o'clock The
old-tme favorite, The Silver Rhine, will be
given by request. Following is the program:
March, Right Swing McFan
Overture. The King of Diamonds, Rockwell
Intermezzo. Pawnee Bill Heed
Selections, Amaranthur, Glider
March, The Brazen Coin, McFall
Waltz, The Silver Rhine, Meissler
March, California Exposition, Macke
America.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Don't forget the
half price sale by Garlic & Jones for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, August 10Th, goth and
21st See list of goods that will be sold on
these days for one-half price. This sale is for
three days only. The Dinsmore Store has
another attractive list of bargains in footwear
in The Journal this week. The figures given
speak for themselves, and the sale includes
such well known shoes as the Regal Ralston,
Hurley and Dorothy Dodd. Very desirable
sunny tenement with stable and garden, to
let. Apply at II Church street. :. Two train
ed, experienced teachers wanted for the North
port schools. &C. L. Heath and W. W. Blazo
and family publish card of thanks. go. The
Improvement Society extend thanks to Mr..
and Mrs E. R. Pierce. -, The Red Tag sale of
Harry W. Clark & Co, which began last Fri
day, has been record breaker. 1t will con-
tinue until Tuesday night August oath. On
the last two days of the sale, August 23d and
oath, there will be bundle sale of the odd
merchandise left at 9 cents bundle, for par
ticulars of which see advt "A. S. Heal gives
notice that he has bought the old established
marble business of Mark Wood & Son on
Phoenix Row, and will endeavor to maintain
the reputation of the former managers. He
has good stock of granite and marble to select
from. Salesroom at both Phoenix Row and
Bridge street. See dental notice of w. C.
Libby. Lady proof-reader wanted at the
Kennebec Journal office, Augusta.
THE MARTIN RECITAL. The recital given in
Memorial Hall under the auspices of the Par
lor Musical society Tuesday evening, August
18th by Mr.. Frederic Martin of New York,
assisted by Miss Lillian Rhea Hunter of Jeffer-
son City, Tenn, Miss Mildred Holloway of
Dallas, Texas, and Mr.. Jerome F. Hanshue of
Bristol, Va, was one of the most delightful
musical events Belfast has ever had the priv
ege to enjoy. Unusually enthusiastic applause
followed Mr.. Martins first solo, and it increas-
ed with each number of the program Mr.
Martin has pleasing personality and won
derfully sweet, deep and sympathetic voice
which he handles with an ease that charms
his hearers. The music lovers of Belfast are
indebted to Mr. Hanshue for the appearance
here of this distinguished artist. Miss Hunter
the soprano, was heard in the duet with Mr.
Hanshue and in the trio with Messrs. Hanshue
and Martin and charmed her hearers with her
sweet and well-trained voice. The accompa-
mist, Miss Hollawell, was exceptionally pleas
ing, and shared in the enthusiasm evoked by
this very brilliant musicale. The program,
which was supplanted by many encores, was
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