The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

i We shall publish next week very inter-
/ esting article by Hart L. Woodcock on
] ''Night Haking OFF Criehaven.
| V. B. Paul of Morrill, brought to this
| office yesterday the largest and finest North
ern Spies we have ever seen, and we have
them now on exhibition.
| The rehearsals of Zephra are progressing
satisfactorily and there is every assurance
of successful presentation in Belfast of
this very taking operetta. 1t has been a
| great success wherever produced.
! The work on the Dinsmore building, cor
ner of Main and High streets, is sufficiently
advanced to show how great the improve
ment will be. 1t is really wonderful
| transformation that is in progress.
| H. l.. Kochersperger and wife arrived
| Tuesday for short visit before starting
| for Europe. He has decided not to build on
his lots at East Northport this season, as
he first intended, on account OF misunder :
standing by which his shore front is less
than he expected. He intends to build
| somewhere along the Belfast or Northport
shore next season.
S. G. Norton has bought of Chester E.
Per kins the remader of the farm formerly
| owned by Mr.. P. S father, the late Daniel
| Perkins Mr.. Norton had previously
| bought the Ordway place, few acres of the
| Perkins farm and the Perkins school house
and lot He now has snug little farm.
The Matt oon-R Robinson Co. of Chicago
| cordially invite the ladies Of Belfast and
| vicinity to series of Cooking Demonstra-
| tons by Myrtle Evelyn Robinson, graduate
of Boston Normal school, domestic science,
| i'll Odd Fellows hall, October 18th, 18th, 18th,
| 18th and 18th, at $50 p H., and Wednesday
| evening, Oct 18th. at 7.30. Please bring
fork and spoon to taste of the good things
prepared. A valuable cook book by Mrs.
Parloa will be given to the first 100 ladies in
| the hall Monday afternoon.
| MILLINERY OPENINGS. Mrs. R. P. Chase,
who is her own milliner, with an establish
| ed reputatian in that line, announces her
| opening of fall and winter millinery for
| Saturday, Oct. 18th, at her rooms over the
| store of A. d. Chase X Son.. Mrs. +. f.
! Wells has her millinery opening this week,
| Thursday and Friday, and as usual will
have full lines of new and stylish trimmed
and untrimmed goods, personally selected in
| New York and Boston. Mrs. II. b. Gun
bingham, Journal building, will have a
special opening of fall and winter goods on
Friday and Saturday. Oct. 10Th and 18th, to
which the public is cordially invited. Her
milliner is Miss Dora NJ. Casey, formerly of
| Boston. On the same days Miss Hattie NJ
| Black will display her new and latest style
goods, fancy and small wares, including new
yarns, winter hosiery and underwear Hair
work a speciality The Misses Ellis will
| have their millinery opening this week, Fri
day and Saturday, Oct. 18th and 18th, and
will also have a complete line of fall gloves
and neckWear in the latest styles The pub
! lie is cordially invited. sd. w. Ferguson
4 Co. have their opening Saturday, Oct. 18th,
in the new millinery rooms, upstairs.
NORTH BELFAST. Mrs. Jeanette Brad
ford, daughter, and friend Of Plymouth,
Mass, together with her BROTHER Judson
Ellis of China, Me-, spent few days here
recently and were the guests of Francis
Gilberth. Mrs. Bradford and Mr.. Ellis were
former residents of this place. She had not
been here for twenty three years, and was
deeply interested in reviving old associa-
tons and noting the changes that have oc-
Cured. She found but very few people
with whom she was acquainted. Mrs. O.
7. Chase entered a hospital in Boston last
week to undergo surgical operation. A
telegram received by her husband ANNOUNCE
, ed that the operation had been successfully
performed and that the patient was COM
| Portable. Ned Mason arrived home last
week, after an absence of nearly three
years. He has Travelled over large section
of the Eastern and Southern States during
his absence. Ed. Mason, salesman for a
cigar firm, with headquarters in Lewiston,
spent a few days at home last week. He
returned to work Monday. Mrs. Loren
! Bynanson of Moncton, \. b., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. O. Bucklin. Miss Lille
I Gilmore of Chelsea, Mass, is visiting Mrs.
i Ellen c. Gay... Mrs. Ambrose Hall of Bos-
ton and her daughter Gladys have been
i visiting her friend, Mrs. Nellie Allen.
They returned home Saturday.. Guy Cur
ney, who has situation in au asylum in
| Bridgewatar, Mass, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Quincy. G. Hatch
picked handful of ripe raspberries Oct.
Sth from few wild bushes.
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