The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-07-27

Last Tuesday night some of the brick work
around the boiler at Mathews Bros. gave wav
and the mill was shut down until Friday to
make repairs.
The Colonial Title and Guarantee Co. of Bel
fast has filed a certificate at he office of the
Secretary of State of increase of capital stock
from $4,000 to STE, 600
The gross receipts of the opera Pepta were
over $500, but the expenses were about $500.
although all the Belfast talent gave their SER
vices. 1t is thought that the Belfast Musical
Society, under whose auspices the opera was
given, will realize about $500.
VETERANS MEETING. The monthly meet
ing of the Waldo County Veterans association
will be held at Monroe August g. 1911 If
stormy, the next fair day, Comrades, let US
make a grand rally in Monroe Bring your
picnic baskets along.-A. Stinson
A party of boys from Camp Megunticook,
Lake City, Camden with their leader, hiked to
Belfast Friday, covering some 20 miles. They
climbed over Mt. Megunticook and struck down
across country to Lincolnville beach and thence
by the shore road to this city. Satur-
day morning, in company with Rev. D. l..
Wilson and several of the Belfast Boy Scouts,
the visitors enjoyed swim in the harbor
and left later for hike to Searsport
/ THE kLARK-URBAN COMPANY The audi
ences Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Opera House for the Klark- Urban Company
wefe record breakers. Manager Clifford was
unable to meet the demand for reserved seats
Tuesday n ght. This company has been popu-
lar in Belfast for some time, but their recep-
ton Tuesday evening was remarkable. The
leading lady, Miss Masie Cecil, and Messrs.
Klark and Urban were applauded again and
again, and were we'll supported by the mem
bers of the company. The play "In the
Bishops Carriage" is the dramatization of a
popular novel of several seasons ago and fol-
lows the text closely. The specialties were
high class vaudeville, and the musical num-
bers novel and excellent. 1t is hoped the
return date will be in the near future.
THE New THEATER. A stock company con-
sisting of Messrs. Horace Chenery, William
H. Quimby, Herbert 7. Field, Charles N. Black
/
building theater on Phoenix Row is an assur-
ed fact There will be bond issue for stock
later Mr.. A. W. Bowdtch of Boston, an
architect who has made plans for several
theaters including the Bangor Opera House,
has been in Belfast and later will sub
NIT plans for the structure. The spec;fica
lions call for theater with entrance from the
ground floor and five other exits. There will be
brick block in front containing two stores
with offices above, and the theater will be in
the rear 1t will be devoted exclusively to
pictures and high class entertainments and
will be up-to-date in every particular. Work
will begin as soon as the necessary details can
be arranged.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. H. J. Locke & Son
have the latest designs in watches, jewery,
silverware and Pckard china, and it is posi-
lively no trouble to show goods. -. The Fergu-
son Poultry Farm, Northport avenue. Belfast,
has 600 nice laying hens for sale. They will
be ready to show on August LIST and will be
disposed of at once III. W. Ferguson & Co.
will continue their discount sale but one week
longer, ending August 5th. House dresses be-
low cost until sold out; ginghams 10 cents per
yard during sale -. The Norton Pilsbury Co.
sell the ga blankets, the BEST strongest and
longest wearing blankets made d. F.
Stephenson, next door to the Windsor Hotel
will have mark down sale on all base ball
mitts and gloves for the next two weeks -.
Ulysses H. Cook of Brooks publishes caution
notice See notice of meeting of the State
board of assessors at the courthouse in this
city, August 4th, at a. m Special sale of
CHS Chocolates at Chas. F. Swifts, Masonic
Temple, next Saturday A full pound package
for 80 cents. Mr.. Swift is also prepared to
furnish picnic and campers supplies..... earle
4 Jones are offering in their dry goods de-
partment serge, silk and linen suits, white
lingerie dresses and other seasonable goods at
half price and less. In their other store they
offer fruit jars in half pints. pints, quarts ard
two quarts andtin top jelly glasses. Extra caps
for Mason jars. Mrs Katherine F. Gray, Spec
ialty Suit Parlors, Masonic block, has justr e.
ceived large lot of seasonable goods including
lingerie waists and dresses in silk linen muslin
and gingham and skirts in white serge, mo-
hair, Panama and linen, also black voile-all
new models. Now is the time to order
kindling wood at Mathews Bros Good supply
and prompt delivery Shire will give beau
tiful souvenir to every adult Thursday, Friday
and Saturday -. L. T. Shales gives notice that
he has become associated in business with his
son. William Arthur Shales, under the firm
name of l.. T. Shales & Son, and all persons
indebted to the late firm of L. T. Shales will
please make early settlement. :. If you don't
want to have hole in your stockings you
should buy the Holeproof kind, for men. women
and children, at The Dinsmore Store Samu Ell
S. French and family of South Weymouth,
Mass, publish a card of thanks :. Furnished
cottage on the North Shore, Northport. to let.