The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-07

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The second game between the Easterns of
South Brewer and the local team was played
Saturday afterno loon, resulting in score of 10
to 0 in favor of the visitors.
| The Bangor Yacht Club left that city last
Saturday afternoon on its second annual cruise,
going to Islesboro to stop over the 4th. Com
modore F. A. Porter headed the fleet in the
auxiliary Mallard which he had chartered for
three days from L. A. Coombs of this city.
At the July meeting of the directors of the
Belfast Home for Aged Women acknowledge
ment was made of the gift of SIS from Mrs.
John Macdonald in memory of her mother the
late Mrs Stephen G. Bicknell, who was inter
ested in the Home, and of a contribution of
dishes from earle & Jones and II ladies who
were interested in the welfare of this institu-
ton.
Buy AT HOME. earle & Jones sold White
sewing machine the other day to customer
who had previously bought machine from
mail order house. The time came when it
needed repairs and writing to the house for
them he was told they no longer carried that
make and he had to discard the machine A
neighbor had like experience. The cheaper
price at which goods are offered by the mail
order houses is often more than offset by eX-
press or freight charges, or you get an inferior
article to that carried by the local dealer. In
any event you are adding to the profits of out
side concerns which contribute nothing to the
community in which you live and in whose
general prosperity you directly interested
If the money sent out from Waldo county was
expended at home it would benefit everybody.
Give your local dealers chance. Do your
banking at home and not out of town.
MUSICAL EVENT. The concert to be given
at Memorial Hall Friday evening, July Sth,
will interest and delight all lovers of music.
Miss Marian Wells, the soprano soloist for the
evening, has been able to secure, in addition
to some of the best local talent Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Greene, violinists, who promi-
nent in the musical circles of Boston. Mr.
! Greene has received instruction since young
boy his father having been leader of volns in
/ tlle boSloH o1CHSstid. faS d lditi
full interpreter of the very best class of COM
position his appearance at this concert will be
cause for congratulation. Mrs. Edith Besse
Greene is an artist of exceeding ability. She
has fine self possession and the evidence of
warm glowing temperament. The other artists
who are well known here are Mrs S. A. Parker,
reader; Miss Gladys Pitcher, cellist; Mrs. Elon
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Meditation, Massenet
Mr.. Greene.
Aria, from Semiramide, Rossini
Bel Raggio Lucinghier.
Miss Wells.
Knee Deep in June" James Whitcomb Riley
Mrs. Parker.
{ a, Serenade, Widor
irio' b, Moment Musicale, Schubert
Mrs. Greene, Miss Pitcher, Mrs. Gilcfrest.
willamette, Del 'Acqua
Gypsey Dance, Nachez
Mr.. Greene.
Monologue, my Father-in-law
Waltz, All! Nella Calma, from Romeo and
Juette, Gounod
Miss Wells.
Here Kati, Hubay
Mr.. Greene.
Tickets, so cents, on sale at E. S. Pitchers.
B. H. S. 'O7. The second reunion of the class
of 1907, Belfast High school, was held Wednes
day evening, June 29th, at the Cottrell cottage
on the harbor- front with Miss Alberta Farnhan
and Miss Gladys Richards as hostesses. Twenty
one of class of "a were present. The three
absent members were Miss Eva L. Wood, nov
in Valhalla, N. Y, Miss Clara B. Marsh, now il
Skowhegan and Miss Maude L. Curtis, now O
Bangor. Those present were Mr.. Clyde
Shute who is employed by the Bangor Electric
Railway Co; Miss E. Louise Heal, who is a
home from har studies at the Boston Ar
school; Miss M. Emerald Bradman, Colby, VIII
is spending her vacation in this city; Mis-
Gladys Pitcher, home from the New Englan'
, Conservatory, Boston; Miss Olive Wadlin,
graduate of the Pierce Shorthand school, an
, now employed by Sargent & Cox, public stenog
raphers, Boston; Miss Ethel Hutchins, astuden
at Kent's Hill seminary; Miss Florence D
Chaples, home from her studies of music an
shorthand in Portland; Marian Hazeltine Smith
II, home for the summer; Lnwood Thompson
home from U. of M; Arthur Shales, who is EN-
ployed in his fathers store in this city; Williar
Vaughan, Jr., who has completed special ag
e ricultural course at U. of M; Miss Louise Den
nett and Miss Leila M. Howard, who have be
:; come well known pianists and organists; Mis-
f Farnham, who has been employed in the Cit
}, National Bank in this city since her graduatio
: from the Rockland Business College; Mis-
! Louise Brown, stenographer for Leonard
: Barrows; Miss Charlotte Tibbetts, clerk fo
e James H. Howes; Miss Winnifred Sanborl
: bookkeeper for c. F. Thompson & Co.; Mis-
= Gladys Richards, clerk for w. H. Richards, he
o father, Idella Knowlton, bookkeeper for tn
n local telephone exchange; Mrs. Eva Jackso
: Hartman, recent bride, and Chester B. Eros
II who is with the Duplex Roller Bushing G.
g Ices and cake were served during the evenin
= and the party broke up about 11.S0 after takin
!, = unanimous vote to meet next year and ever
year.