The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-12-03

KLARK-URBAN COMPANY. The repertoire of
plays selected by the Klark- Urban Company
for their special return engagement of three
nights and Saturday matinee at the Colonial
Theatre, commencing tonight, is as follows. On
Thursday evening the great comedy drama by
David Higgins entitled capt. Clay of Mis-
souri," Friday evening, "fhe Girl From Out
Yonder;" Saturday evening. "The Little Lost
Sister" Saturday matinee, "Allas Jimmy VAL
entine." They are all popular and successful
plays and it can truthfully be said that there
The company has always been considered one
of the strongest acting companies appearing
at popular prices, and this season stands I'M
rivaled. Every possible effect in the way of
scenery and electric is carried by the company,
and together with the gorgeous and magnificent
costumes makes each and every performance
as complete dramatic spectacle as it is possible
to see. no matter what prices are charged.
High class vaudeville will be introduced be-
tween the acts, making a continuous perfor-
nance. Seats on sale at the box office.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Mrs. Mary Joselyn, who
has been assistant superintendent in the Wal
do County general hospital for some time,
gave up that position last Saturday. She is now
the guest of Miss Maude Steward at the Hurd
farm in Northport and after spending week
there will go to Boston for month and then
return to her home in Connecticut. Mrs
Eliza Aldus. who was operated upon last week,
is doing well. Orrie Reynolds of Unity "a sur.
gical patient, has returned to bis home Raw.
mond Furbush of Sesrsmont, who accidentally
shot himself in the arm while hunting and was
brought to the hospital for treatment, is re-
covering from his wound. :. Miss Ruth M
Coombs. who has been employed in the City
Drug store since graduating from the High
school. entered the training school for nurses
last Friday. E. Mr.. Leon Watson of Belmont
who has been ill with typhoid fever is able to
be about. Raymond G. Sherman, typhoid
fever patient. although quite ill, is getting
along nicely
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE. At the November
meeting of the school committee, held Monday
! evening Nov. 3Oth, Asa Cobb of South Bel
fast appeared requesting that the school team
e.
cross road. After discussion it was voted
that the team call at the Cobb place during
the winter. There was an informal discussion
in regard to re-esta blishng the route to Pearl
Brook Farms, but no action was taken. It was
voted to exclude Frank Burgin of East Bel
fast, a youth of ID years, who has been in the
First Grade for three years, from attending
school after this term. Measures will be
taken to place him in the State school at West
Pownal. Miss Isabel Abernethy. graduate
Of the Machias Normal school and highly rec
commended, was elected to take the division on
the Common that is to be separated from the
class of Miss Florence Cross; Grade five. after
| Miss Florence Kimball's fourth grade has been
taken to the Mcclellan school. This change
will give Miss Cross and Miss Abernethy about
40 pupils each. It was voted that during the
winter term Herbert E. Bucklin should care
for the Mcclellan school in connection with the
common schools and John Leary be made janitor
at the Academy. The matter Of cleaning snow
from the walk in front of the Mcclellan school
was left with Supt. Woodbury.. It was voted
to renew the 5000 insurance on the High
school building for one year only. The desks
for the extra room in the Mcclellan building
/ will be bought of Kenney.& Watkins, Boston
who recently supplied Bangor and Portland
schools. M