The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-06-19

Belfast will not celebrate July 4th bu
Brooks, Castine, Camden and Vinalhaven viii
observe the day. and it is expected that tn
Maine Press association will 90 to Camden
Roy Strout was confined to his home TO
several days the past week from the injur,
sustained by stepping rusty wire nail
which penetrated his foot for an inch or So
The next regular meeting of the Reading
class will be held in the Arts and Crafts room
Tuesday evening, June oath. Mrs. S. A. Park
er will read selections of folk love- particular
ly that of New England
Lucius D. Barrows has returned from Ban
gor, Belfast and Orono, where he has been il
connection with his duties as assistant State
highway commissioner. Belfast will expene
$500 on the roads in this city, the money being
expended from the automobile fund.-Kenne.
nebec Journal
THE NEW TINE TABLES. The summer
| schedule on the Maine Central will go into
effect Monday, June 23rd. The changes on
the Belfast branch will be as follows: Trains
will leave Belfast at 6.55 a. M, IL Is and 8 10
p m; and will arrive at $40 and II 55 a. m.
and p. The summer schedule on the
Bangor & Aroostook also goes into effect June
2ord. Trains leave Bangor at Is a. m. Tin
stead of 10 Is a. M and at 5 p. m. (instead of
$40 p. n.y. for Searsport and intermediate
stations, and arrive in Bangor from Searsport
at las a. m. Gnstead of 905 a. n.y. and 4.37
m instead of p. m.
The County commissioners, accompanied by
Edward Evans OF Waldo, went to Lincolnyie
Monday on business connected with road
hearing in that town. On returning to the
courthouse the petition calling for the hearing
was found to be in error, as it calls for the
boundaries to be re-estahlished, instead of
established. 1t would be impossible for the
commissioners TO re ests blish the lost bound
aries. but they could establish new ones. A
new petition has been drawn up and another
hearing will be held.
STEAMER NoTEs. The steamer Marjorie.
Capt. George H. Barbour, began service June
18th between South Brooksville, Islesboro and
Belfast. leaving South Brooksville at 6. As a. M.
touching at Hughes point and Ryder's Cove,
arriving at Belfast at 9.45 Returning, leaves
Belfast at 1.30 p. m. arriving at South Brooks
vile at g. p. m. She arrives and departs from
the pier Of the Frenchboro Land & Fisheries
Co. at the foot of Main street. The steam
er fremont was sold at auction at Bucksport,
Monday by the U. S. Marshal. There was
good attendance, but the bidding, which was
not very spirited, was by out of town parties.
F. G. Pendleton of Islesboro was the buyer.
PUPILS RECITAL The piano pupils of Miss
Amy E. Stoddard gave very pleasing and
successful recital at her home on Cnnrcb
street last Tuesday evening. This is an annual
event and a number of invited guests were
present. Miss Stoddard has large c,ass
which includes many promising pupils, and
the following program was admirably rem
dereo: Hungarian March. Ohsen, Cath
leen Colcord and Miss Stoddard: Me,odv
Mona Burgess; On the Lawn, Lewis. Dor;s
Patterson; Mermaid's Song, Weber. Carroll
Parker; Holy Night, Beulah Young: Get
Ready, Greenwood, Essie Piper: The Hoon-
Race, Crosby, Dana Pattee: vio,.-ts
Rowe, played and sung by Charlotte Knon1'
ton; By the Hillside. Myrtle Simpson. Midnierh+
Bells, Fieldhouse, Ethel Hall; When Evanii.1I
Falls, Well Edna Curtis; Valse Brillante Enne.
ter, Lillian Dexter; Flower Song i,anra
Blanche Jennys Au Matin, GODDARD, Ruth Rcd
man; Traumerei, Schumann, Alice S.ntour
Gypsy Ronde, Hayden. Margaret Craig. In,'
promptu in A Flat, Schubert, Doris Reh.rta
Sextet from Lucia, Donizetti, Mabel go,
Mazurka. GODDARD, Marguerite Owen. PoIisb
Dance, Scharwenka, Mr.. Melville H. Roberts
THE HIGH SCHOOL BALoPT1coN A nou,ou
full Baloptlcon machine with an 18.inch extan-
sion was received last week at the u;ah so,-,
building. 1t was bought by the studen+s ,...
and present. who for years have workad =. p .as
end The instrument is one of the f;ne.t ' ILLS
ed by High school in New England and tho
first with an l8-lnch extension to he ounad h
Maine school. 1t will be used in connao.;osS
with lectures In the school, for studv;ng co.;
mems and other work in which such a nosdh;no
can be used. 1t was operated June 10Th h.,
Principal Proctor. assisted by Mr.. Edward =
Pierce, himself lantern owner and exner;snc-
ed in its use. Among the pictures shown wars
some very cnoice Mexican colored cards
6iougnt from !nat country by Mrs. Thomas B
Dlnsmore ano kinoly loaned for the trial of the
masterpieces in art and sculntnrs r r;a,..s ~ "
Boston, Washington, and other .;t;o. ~
lands Microscopic specimens we're eIso
SHOWN. among them bottle of water from
KIRBY Lake IN which bngs of ali aorta ard
sizes were very active. A large number Of in
teresteo spectators witnessed the trving ont NJ
the lantern. 1t will be used tomorrow Er;Sav
evening az the graduating exercises Of the
Hien school in Memorial hall. when views Of
the National Capitol will be shown in con-
nee. neCu?n WIN tne essays of the graduates on