The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-10-06

For lack Of address unpaid premiums still
remain unn.;d Al tho office of the treasurer Of
the Waldo County Agricultural Society in
favor Of Mrs. Abbie Salisbury, Mrs. F. E.
Thomas and A. C. Thomas a
/ BELFAST LECTURE COURSE The sale OF
seats continues from 1l.s0 a. m. to p m. at
the Opera House box office today and tonnor-
row. There are still some very good seats
left, Course ticket, $l.5O; single admission,
| Soc. Opening number, October 18th at 8.15 p.
m.-the celebrated "Carolyn Belcher String
Quartet"
Monday D. P. Palmer began moving his stock
Of mems furnishing goods to the adjoining
store in Masonic Temple, known as the john
son store Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer have occupied
their store in this building 26 years and make
the change to secure the additional room need
red to display their goods to better advantage.
Call and see them in their new quarters.
A Castine room is to be furnished in the
Waldo County General Hospital. The help at
the hotel Dome of the Rock.gave a concert,
the proceeds of which were donated for this
purpose in recognition of the care given one
of their number at the hospital during the
past summer DR.. Harvey c. Saunders of
Castine, who is much interested in the hospi-
tai, raised an additional sum and the furnish
ings have been ordered.
MovlNGs. Mr. and Mrs. G. Osborne Lord have
moved into the Elisha Sherman house on High
street, recently vacated by Edward White, who
moved to the Marsano apartment house, in the
rent recently vacated by DR.. John Stevens,
who has gone to Minneapolis, MINI. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Pettee, who have been occupying
rooms in the Wiggin house in Congress street,
will move into the Cyrus Hubbard house, Up,
per High street Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard will
occupy the Parker house on High street recent
ly bought of W. H. Mcintosh. Mrs Viola
M. K. knowlton house on High street to the
F. E. Wiley house on Congress street.
The work at the Waldo County hospital which
the Misses Barns are having done in memory
| of their aunt, the late Mrs. Elizabeth A
Barns OF this city, is approaching completion
and Will add greatly to the usefulness of the
institution. 1t includes the finishing and fur
| nlshlng of a school room and nurses sitting
rom in what was originally built for a stable
but is now an annex and connected with the
main building. The finish of these rooms is OF
black birch and they are most attractively fur.
nshed, the Misses Barns having given thei,
personal attention to the selection of the ma
tera, the furnishings and every detail of the
/ W Jrk.
The MAINE Music FESTIVAL. Belfast will
be represented at Bangor in the chorus of the
Maine Music Festival by members of the Bel
fast Musical Society, an organization whicl
succeeded the Parlor Musical Society. Anon,
those who are planning to go are the following
Sopranos, Mrs. E. P. Frost, Miss Marian Wells
Miss katherine c. Quimby, Miss Maude Mill
ken, Mrs Annie Adams, Miss Grace Walton
Miss Charlotte w. Colburn, Miss Frances Jones
altos, Mrs. E. S. Pitcher Mrs C. W. Wescott
Mrs, Maurice Curtis; tenors, Ralph l. Morse
c. H. Hazeltine, Arthur Johnson: bass. E. s
Pitcher Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrist, Mrs. Herber
A. Drinkwater and Miss A. Louise Dennet,
planlsts, will also attend Mr.. and Mrs. Robey
+. Chase, Mrs. Albert NJ Carter and others wi
attend as patrons and remain through the on
tire course.