The Republican journal., 1900-11-22

| klrby Lake furnished good skating, the
first of the season, last Friday and Saturday.
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. G. R. Carter, Commercial street.
Monday, November 26th, at POM
Thomas II. Marshall Relief Corps will
elect officers the first Tuesday in December.
All members are requested to be present at
that meeting.
Belfast Lodge of Good Templars will
give an entertainment and socable in Sea-
side Grange Hall Monday evening, Dec. Sd.
Ice cream and cake will be served
The various places of business will be
closed as usual on Thanksgiving Day The
banks, schools, etc, all day. stores in the
afternoon, and the post-otfice will be open
one hour after the distribution of the fore
noon and evening mails.
Ed. Ware of Thorndike, who is recovering
from a long illness, disappeared from his
home Tuesday afternoon and all efforts to
( find him were in vain. Wednesday morning
he came home, but could give no account of
himself. His clothing was dry, showing that
| he spent the night somewhere under cover
BAND CONCERT. 1t is some time since
we have had a band concert, and many will
be glad to see the announcement in our ad-
vertising columns OF a concert tomorrow,
Friday evening, by the Belfast Band, with
a popular program and popular prices. The
doors open d O'clock, concert at O'Clock
Only % cents to all parts of the hall. Give
| the band boys benefit.
Miss Julia Harris May of Auburn, whose
poems are familiar to The Journal readers,
is to give two lectures this week in the
Unitarian church parlors. This, Thursday
afternoon, at 80 O'clock, her subject W i'll
be The Louvre, Tomorrow, Friday, after
noon, at go o'clock, she will lecture on
Art in Holland, and its People. The lee
lures will be Illustrated. While Miss Nav
is widely known through her poems she is
also said to be most charming lecturer and
all who hear her are assured of literary
treat
THE INFANTICIpE CASE. The adjourn
ed corOner's inquest on the case of the child
found on the shore was held in the Police
Court room Friday afternoon, with closed
doors. Several witnesses were examined
and some evidence was brought toward on
which the jury decided to adjourn to Tues
day afternoon for further investigation
At the adjourned meeting Tuesday after
noon a few witnesses were examined and
some additional light obtained, and another
adjournment was made to Friday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, when County Attorney Bow
den will be in attendance.
The annual business meeting of the Par
lOr Musical Society was held in the Univer-
salist vestry Thursday evening, November
Goth The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: c. o. Poor, President ::
Rev. J. NJ. Leighton, Vice President; Ber-
tina |. Bird, Secretary; f. S. Pitcher, Treas
urer; Essie NJ. Sanborn, Librarian. After
| the business was transacted the chorus
books for 1901 were distributed and the
remainder of the evening was spent on
Gounod's Redemption which is part of
the chorus work for the coming year. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic, and
everything seems to promise successful
winter. The next rehearsal will be on
Tuesday evening, November 9th, and work
will begin promptly at 73Oo'clock A large
attendance is desired.
/ UNIvERSALIsT FAIR. The annual fair
of the Universalist Society opened in Memo
rial Hall yesterday, Wednesday, afternoon.
The hall is very prettily decorated and there
are separate tables for the sale of fancy
goods, linen, candy and aprons Coffee is
served in pretty booth, and there is gen.
eral grocery store where goods from num-
Der of prominent manufacturers and whole
sale dealers are sold. All the goods had
not arrived when The journal went to press,
and we are obliged to defer more particu-
lar account until next week. Wednesday
evening there was a whist party. This,
Thursday, afternoon the sale will be contin-
ued A chicken supper will be served at 6
| a clock, followed by an amusing pantomime
entitled, "The Reveries at a Bachelor" and
by other amusing features. Admission to
supper and entertainment, 80 cts.
Stops the Cough
and works of the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price