The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-03

rrac1icaly all the stores in town will be
closed all day July 4th There will be no cele
bratlon, but there will be two ball games nv
the Belfasts and the Easterns of Brewer on
the Congress street grounds.
There will be pictures and vaudeville at tbo
Colonial Theater every night this wool Th.,
vaudeville is by Shadrck and Talbott with
good singing, dancing and comedy The #.
tendance thus far has been good Snecis1
matinee for ladies and children Saturday AT
230 p. m.
A DEAD ELEPHANT One of the elephants
with Sautelle's circus died on the train on
route from Ellsworth to Augusta This re-
calls the fact that a circus when exhibiting
mere many years ago had an elephant die, and
the carcass was taken to Little River. where
Or Lewis w Pendleton removed the in and
theh dissected the animal, preserving the
skeleton, which he sold to the Massachusetts
Historical society, and it is now in their rooms
in Boston
fire which broke out during Thursday
night, June 26th. destroyed the workshop of
George l.. Bean on Swan Lake avenue East
Belfast, with tools valued at $500 What
started the fire is not known, but when first
discovered the building was in flames. A still
alarm was sounded and several of the fremen
went over, the hre apparatus made ready
to respond, but did not go. The total loss will
be about $780,
The daily automobile service between Bel
last, Camden and Rockland by the Maine
transportation Co. is filling long felt want,
taking the place of the long looked for cleo
trio road. Both passenger and freight traf-
nc are Increasing rapidly, summer residents
and others along the line finding it conven-
lent way OF getting supplies from Belfast and
having their laundry carried back and forth.
The route also has its attractions for those
Il who ride for pleasure.
o PIANO RECITAL. The following program
was rendered by some of the younger piano.
forte pupils of Miss Edith NJ. Davidson last
: Tuesday afternoon at her residence to an APP
preciative audience of invited guests:
( l. ITO The Woods Come
: Margaret Rogers
II 2. Sing We Now Our Good Night Hymn
. Marion Cousins
d 8. Good Moon Thou Glidesr Gently"
t. Ruth Dinsmol e
9 4. (a) At Vespers, Porter
(b) Playtime " Hope Dorman
5 5. A Little Dance, Reinecke.
r Estelle Sanborn
. 6. Menuett, j. Pleyel,
Grace Hazeitine
' Z. Sonatina. OPP. l. No. /. (first move
n ment). krause,
Lima Cousin rs
4 8, Cradle Song. Op. 8. No. q, H. stoe ok
ert,
It Katherine Brown
All the selections were creditabiy rendered
o and some of the pupils showed exceptional
4 talent, which is being carefully developed by
their teacher. At the close of the program
n refreshments were served.
e New ADVERTISEMENTS. There is yet tine
= to buy new suit for the Fourth at The Home
n of Good Values, IL Main street. Then how
It about new hat for the 4th, summer under.
It wear and summer shirts? All orders to be sent
e by parcel post delivered free. :. If you want
to save dollar this week low Royals for
y men or women, call at The Dinsmore Store
D. That is the place also, the only place in Bel
y fast, to buy the celebrated Holeproof hose
that's Holeproof. Miss M. H. Hilton, Jour-
e nal building, Church street, announces mid
summer sale at The Home of Waists for the
next ten days. See prices on silk and fancy
waists. Twenty per cent discount on all tail
ored waists, neckwear, corsets and house
dresses. The annual sale of Muslin Under
wear at the James H. Howes dry goods store
!. Odd Fellows block, continues. Call and avail
! yourselves of the big bargains off red
Franklin j. Stevens and family publish care
of thanks :. Help wanted by Pierce. Bill ny
! & Co. This firm wants so women and girls at
once to work mems clothing in their new
factory in Belfast. Experienced stitchers az
women to work on machines preferred Steady
work and good wages. Apply at factory op-
posite railway station. -. Get your salmon for
July 4th at Bramhall's market Thew also
have live and boiled Holsters, Maine tinkers.
! butterfish, halibut, bluefish, sword fish. had
dock and clans. This market will be closed
all day Friday. Mrs. John W. Jones, Lyn-
wood S. and Harold S. Jones. publish card of
thanks. E. S. Shuman, Belfast, has for sale
an old fashioned mahogany desk and bookc ase
cnmbined. If you want to 70 anywhere
I at any time in an automobile just phone 2l1-4
4 or 6-22 Careful driver. "A 1918 HAYNES s.
! passenger touring car. completely equipped
and but slightly used, is offered for sale and
! may be seen at the Read Garage Pressmar
Z familiar with cylinder and paten presse I
wanted at the Courier Gazette Office. Rock.
land. Me-. See warning against trespassna
1 on Sears Island go. Mrs. Jonathan Roberts are
I family publish card of thanks .Secont
girl wanted in small family. Apply at No. !
8 Court street.