The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-18


The markets, stores, Offices and fac
tories will probably close all day Patri-
OTIS Day, April 10Th. Do your ordering
for Thursdays delivery.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl l.. Curtis have
moved from the Burkett house on Charles
street to the Seekins rent on Congress
street, recently occupied by Mrs. S. w.
Johnson
The annual county convention of Waldo
County Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, will be held in Belfast about June
9th, with our State president, Mrs Althea
u Quimby as speaker-E. F. Miller
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following
letters remained uncalled for in the Bel
fast post office for the week ending
April 10, 1918: Ladies-Mrs Alice Knight,
Miss Helen Neagh. Gentlemen, Arthur
Whitney
). A. G. Beach is repairing his resi-
dence on the Patterson road in East Bel
fast. He is adding a story, which in
cludes four rooms, is having new Chin
ney built and the old part thoroughly
renovated
The annual meeting of the Travellers
Club will be held with Mrs. Charles M.
Craig Tuesday afternoon, April 23rd.
Mrs. Clement will give a paper on The
Pine Tree State which will be followed
by reports and election of officers.
Thomas Gardner Randall, one of the
first Belfast boys to enlist in the U. s.
Navy, has recently been transferred
from the U. S. S. Rhode Island to the
dreadnaught New Mexico, on which he
will be the chief wireless operator
Mrs. B. l.. Aborn of Knox, who has
Federal Government appointment of
leader of the Waldo County Emergency
Clubs of Canning, etc., was in Belfast
Tuesday on her way to Islesboro to or
ganize clubs. Later she will 60 to North
port for the same purpose.
Mrs. Henry w. Collins has received
news of the safe arrival of her husband
in France. He is member of the 54th
Regiment, Battery E, that went from
Fort Mckinley, Portland. Mrs. Levi L.
Walker has also heard from her husband,
who is in the same Regiment and Com
pany.
Walter L., son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
H. Bowen, who has been employed for
several years at the M. C. R. R. depot,
is slowly improving from very serious
pendicitis. Drs. Charles Burgess of Ban
eor and Foster C. Small of Belfast per-
formed the operation April 10th. The
young man also barely escaped ether
pneumonia
Certificates for the Chapman Concert
April 23rd are selling rapidly, and as
there will be only two hundred reserved
seats it will be we'll for patrons to secure
their certificates early. They may be
exchanged at Pitchers music store next
Saturday for seat numbers. Do not fail
to hear Stiles and Mcconnell, as this will
be the musical treat of the season. A
very large and enthusiastic audience
greeted the singers at Rockland last week
and in many places larger halls had to be
secured in order to accommodate the peo-
pie The program:
Aria, Di quella pira, II Trovotore, Verdi
Vernon Stiles
Commas tn. Mianon, Thomas
Miss Harriet Mcconnell
la inter Nos, McFayden
b) Red Heat, Fay Foster
(c) Sword Song. Fay Foster
Vernon Stiles
(a) L'Heure Exquise, Poldowskl
CD Chanson de Juliet, B. GODDARD
Miss Harriet Mcconnell
Ia Duett, The Evening Hour,
Mary H. Brown
% Duett, The Keys of Heaven,
Old English Folk Song
Miss Harriet Met onnell and Vernon Stiles
(a) The Last Hour, A. Walter Kramer
90 One Year, Burleigh
(c) Where Blossoms Grow, Sans Souci
Vernon Stiles
(a) Evening. NIDei Ic
(b) Coolan Dhu. Leoni
(c) Six Full Fathom of Men, L. Seller
Miss Harriet Mcconnell
la Whispering, Mana yucca
(b) Wind and Lvre, Harriet Ware
(c) Tosca Puccini
Vernon Stiles
Duet from Aida, Verdi
Miss Harriet Mcconnell and Vernon Stiles
William r. Chapman, at the piano.