The Republican journal., 1902-11-20

"Mary Christmas" and her son of Belfast,
who are familiar figures on our streets from
time 10 time, are with US again displaying
their various WareS-C amden Herald
The program of the Grace NJ. f. Church
of Brooklyn, \. y, has the following notice
of young lady of whom Belfast is proud:
1t is with great regret that we record the
loss from our choir of Miss katherine Bick-
| ford, who is now singing in the Church OF
| the Strangers, New York City. She was IA
general fav0rite, and our best wishes fol
| low her to her new field.
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE WINDSOR Ho-
TEL. Landlord NJ. r. Knowlton has the
addition to the Windsor Hotel nearly ready
for occupancy, and now has a well-arranged
hoStelry of - rooms, fitted with all the mod
ern improvements. The principal addition
is d wing 27X55 feet, 3 stories high and the
| dining room annex is Ii feet long, increas-
ing the seating capacity to 10 guests. There
| is no regular fire escape, but there are six
| outside doors communicating with the vari-
Gus parts of the house, giving ample means
of egress in case of fire. There are bath
rooms, toilet, etc, on every floor, and of
| the rooms are provided with baths. The
, house is heated by steam, lighted by both
gas and electricity, and provided with cleo
| trio bells. The drainage and ventilation
are on the most improved plan The al
| rangement of the various departments, the
kitchen, dining room, laundry, etc, was
carefully planned with a view to conven-
| fence There is a side entrance for the bag
gage and sample rooms. Mr.. knoNlton has
also recently built large stable, 50x6o feet,
3 stories high, with an annex 25X:i:' feet. 1T
contains 81 common stalls and box stalls,
with ample room for carriages, hay, etc.
Toilet facilities are connected with the sta
| Bile Office for the benefit of customers. The
| foundation work in both house and stable
was by I. J. Hopkins and Alonzo Beck with :;
carpentry by n. j Pottle mason work by
F. II. Hoag, plumbing by f. p. Stckney:
electric wiring by W. II. Bray.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. Anything con-
corning rubber footwear, just now, is quite
pertinent, particularly regarding nice, clean
and new rubber goods at especial sale"
| prices. The announcement of The Dins-
| more Store in this weeks Journal is well
worth committing to memory. 49,. You will
| find full and fresh line of Thanksgiving
| supplies at Swift K Paul's, Masonic Temple.
including all the new fruits Of the season, a
| full line of Sparrow's confectionery, new
mixed nuts, and six kinds of cheese. F.. G.
Spinney is prepared to sponge dress goods
with a spotless steam sponger and makes
a speciality of high class work. Mems and
women's clothing cleaned, pressed, sponged
and repaired. Main street. opposite Belfast
National bank (up-stairS) Girls wanted
to call and see the large line of perfumes in
bulk and in sealed bottles at the City Drug
Store. -. Furnaces, ranges, parlor stoves and
kitchen goods at Mitchell IL Trussell's.
Prices guaranteed. Open evenings.....
Locke's window, National Bank building,
will be in holiday attn Saturday, Nov. 22d,
and thereafter until the holidays are over
there will be changes II the display of new
and up-to-date goods. No trouble to show
goods. -. Y GU will tin1 full line of native
turkeys, ducks, geese, chickens, meats, etc,
for TIL rnk sgiving at Fogg " Browns mar
ket. earle & Jones announce a bundle sale
to begin today, Nov. Goth, and continue for
six days. Read their advt See the cut in
our advertising columns of the w. L. Doug
las shoe factory, the worlds largest So and
$3.50 shoe factory-A. COlburn, 81 Main
street, has full lines of the Doug las shoes.