The Republican journal., 1895-11-07
The Waldo W. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Sarah e. Reynolds Tuesday evening,

The Waldo W. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Sarah e. Reynolds Tuesday evening,
Nov. 18th.
The Unity Club has been reorganized for
the winter and is preparing for a series Of
entertainments similar to those given in the
past.
There will be a public banquet at Odd
Fellows Hall this, Thursday, evening, at 6
p. m, under the direction of Aurora Rebek-
ah Ledge, No. 10. Tickets, 25 cents.
The Belfast Kings Daughters gave a sup
per to the East Belmont Kings Daughters at
the home of Mrs. l.. F. Howard last evening.
There was good attendance of members of
both circles.
The will of the late George Holt has been
filed for probate. After small cash 5equests
to relatives he gives all his property to his
son, W. Fl. Mcintosh.
Additions have been made to the tele-
phone exchange the past week as follows:
DIR. A. C. Ellingwood's residence 21-2; Petit
Manan Land Co. office, 24-2. DIR. Freeman 8
number does not change with the removal
of his office.
The Grand Army Post of Belfast and the
Sons of Veterans of Lincolnvile will be
guests Of A. E. Clark Camp, Sons Of Veter-
ans, next Monday evening. The first and
third degrees will be worked and rations
served.
A "Jack O. lantern socable was given at
the Unitarian parish parlors last evening,
followed by literary entertainment by the
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dies in Jack O lanterns made according to
the schoolboy pattern from pumpkins The
effect was novel and pleasing. 1t was a very
pleasant occasion.
The Belfast Light s. Power Co. has made
needed repairs to the ice houses and
strengthened the dam in readiness for win
ter. The ice pond has capacity of 5000
tons, and if not leased very will be
operated by the company. The gas and
electric lighting departments are in charge
of Mr.. C. H. Maxfield, with the Office at the
gas works on Washington street.
C1ryPoINT. The private school at City
point is proving unusually successful
term. The average attendance is 15, the high
est number registered being IS and the lowest
49, Miss Paul fully sustains her reputation
as a teacher of uncommon ability in i'm
parting knowledge and stimulating the in
terst of her pupils. The people Of the
little community are in high state Of ella
ton over the school which has been granted
them by the City, and full of gratitude to
the kind and able friends who have stood so
nobly by them. Rev j. F. Tilton will
preach at Citypoint School house Sunday,
Nov. 9th, lat 80 p IN, standard time.
"Songs Illustrated' is the title OF an en-
tertainment to be given in Belfast Opera
House Friday evening, Nov. 18TH 1t is an
with local managers, committees and with
the general public. 1t is happy combna-
ton Of what IL most enjoyable in the con
cert and lecture The pictures thrown upon
the screen are gems in the line of photo
graphic art and have been made expressly
for this entertainment. AS the scenes are
brought into view the memories of the old
; familiar stories are awakened, and when
the voices Of the quartette, blending in per
feet harmony are added, the effect on the
hearer is quite beyond description. The
reading of the "soldier's FAREWELL by Miss
Nichols with scenes described brought into
view before the listener, and the ntroduc-
tion OF appropriate songs combine to make
an entertainment that is the acme of per-
fection.
! New ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic & Jones,
Main street, Belfast, have extra space this
week iii which to announce their Sd annual
lamp opening for Friday and Saturday, Oct
Sth ana 9th; and also grand mark-down
) sale, the prices for which are good only for
one week from date. See the advt. for par
ticulars. H A. Starrett, Main street, Bel
fast. has a marlk-down sale of cioaks, under
wear and all-wool hose Cloaks at 81 9S All
sizes now in stock. Slawls this week at
Mansfield s, Masonic Temple A seasonabe
article and a superior stock to select from.
See the advertisement Of Havener's new
Auction Store, 66 High street, where second
hand articles and goods of all kinds, odd
lots that stick, are readily disposed of and
cash obtained in from three to ten days.
Call on them. B. c. Dinsmore is making a
speciality of ladies' overgaiters and the low
prices at which they are offered make large
sales. He is also giving great bargain in
ladies', misses and childrens high Jersey
leggings. Lambs wool soles at Is cents a
pair or two pairs for 25 cents. The auction
at Hervey's jewelry store seems to be live
business. the store is not large enough for
the crowd evenings and the ladies attend in
large numbers afternoons. Mr. Hervey is
determined to close out his entire stock and
the sale will continue every afternoon and
evening until the goods are all sold. See
card of John W. Waterman, 10 Church
street, Belfast, American violin maker and
repairer.
Maine's First Snow
|. HOULTON Nov. l. Six inches of snow, the