The Republican journal., 1897-11-11
At meeting of the directors of the Bel
fast Band Tuesday evening Mr. F. J. Rigby
was elected director for the ensuino wear


fast Band Tuesday evening Mr.. F. J. Rigby
was elected director for the ensuing year.
The W. c. T. Alliance will meet with Mrs.
E. P. Alexander, Friday afternoon, Nov.
18th, at o'clock. Subject, Importance of
Good Health.
See announcement of Belfast Band Enter
tainment in the Opera House Thursday
evening, Nov 18th. 1t was received too late
for further notice this week.
The ladies of the Unitarian parish will
have their annual sale of fancy articles and
supper in Memorial Hall Wednesday, De-
cember first. Further notice will be given
later.
preliminary meeting for forming a new
Chantauqua Circle was held with Mrs. Mary
Whitmore Monday evening. meeting for
organization ill be held at the same place
next Monday evening, to which all interest
ed are invited.
The Belfast chorus of the Maine Music
Festival will give an entertainment in Odd
Fellows Hall soon. The date has not yet
been decided on. There will be rehearsal
at the Baptist vestry Friday evening. which
all members are expected to attend.
The Ladies' Circle connected with Aurora
Rehekah Lodge. No. 1C, will hold a sale of
fancy and useful articles, at Odd Fellows
Hail. Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 22nd, to be
followed by public supper and social dance.
The public are cordially invited both after
noon and evening. Supper at 6 O'Clock.
l.. l., Gentner has bought B. F. Browns
livery and boarding stable business and is
moving the property to the Phoenix House
stable. He has also leased the building
formerly occupied by Mr., Brown and ex-
poets 10 start a carriage manufacturing
business.
Superintendent Brick hasAcalled meeting
of the teachers of the Belfast schools to be
held Friday afternoon at o'clock. The
topics for discussion will be as follows 1st
the charity question in the schools. %, pro-
fessional reading for teachers-how much
and when? 3D., the discipline of the child in
the school; 4th, how We can best interest
and secure the cooperation OF the parents
In addition to these the tea 3hers OF the rural
schools will consider the study of geography.
Immediately after the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton Mr.. Brick will begin series of eight
lectures on geography, adapted to The var-
Gus grades in the schools
New ADVERTISEMENT Now is the time
10 buy hardware at Bailey's, Nam street,
Belfast. He is offering everything in his
large stock at the lowe prices, Including
fur and plush robes, haters and whips, and
other things too numerous to mention. He
has good line OF pocket knives and scissors
and ali sizes of iron AMI stee. tor black
smiths use and shoeing sleds. Soma big
trades may be had i'll sets of light and heavy
wheels. Geo. W. Burkett, Odd Fellows
Block, is to continue his kid glove sale one
week longer-mOusqueta twel ve-button
length, only 81. He has also host of other
bargains to otfer,l in all-wool carpet remnants,
gentlemens underwear, white and colored
blankets feather boas, fur collarettes, ladies
Jackets ..ud capes, and one case of splendid
outings, worth II 1-2 cents, at 10 cents per
yard. To make room for holiday goods d. p.
Palmer, Masonic Temple, is Offering the lat
est fall styles in stiff hats at a reduce ed price.
The hats will be sold at the prices quoted in
the advt. for days. and no longer. IL. Y.
Miller, 119 Phenix Row. is to close out his
stock of groceries at auction without re-
serve. Sale to begin Nov. 18th, A. G. Cas-
well, auctioneer.. Joseph F. Wight has
repository Wight street. free from dust,
where he will store carriages on reasonable
terms Orders may be left with Swift
& Paul, Masonic Temple. The advt. of
the Bangor Business College introduces an
institution of exceptional merit. It gives
its pupils a thorough business training;
and the ease with W hich its graduates take
positions speaks volumes for the thorough
ness of its work. Wool soles are in season
and B. G. Dnsmore has them at 10 and IA
cents, the latter such as are sold elsewhere
at % cents.