The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-09-29
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

An interesting account of the Kineo trip
IS deferred until next week.
The Belfast Band will give promenade
concert in the Opera House next Wednes-
day evening.
The Improvement Society will meet with
Mrs F. W. Pote next Monday afternoon at
go O'Clock.
Don't forget the educational meeting to be
held in this city Saturday, Oct Sth. Every
body is invited. The program will be pub
lished next week.
The y. P. w. c. T. Alliance will hold
their annual meeting tomorrow, Friday, at
PIP NJ, with Mrs. Elmer Small. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
Mrs B. F. Wells left Sept odd for Boston
and New York, and was joined later by
Mrs. F. G. Spinney. They will return this
week with new millinery goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P Chase will return this
week from the New York and Boston mar
| kets with new goods for the firm of A. d.
| Chase L Son and millinery goods for Mrs.
! Chase.
! The city water has been very unpaatable
of late, due it is said to painting the stand
| pipe with coal tar 1t has created an extra
demand for spring water and those having
| wells consider themselves fortunate.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will meet next Monday with Mrs.
Carrie F. Black, No. 6 Union street. The
| lesson will be from the c. L. S. c. book, the
estates General chapters one and two
Chautauquan magazine, September, from
page thirty to forty, Reading journey in
Belgium Author, Charles Kingsley.
Charles Davis, foreman of the cutting
room in Leonard X Barrows' shoe factory,
has resigned, and with his family will leave
the city. He has been occupying the William
NJ. WEIGH house on Union street His shop
mates made him d handsome present as a
| token of their esteem. His place in the
shop has been taken by Mr.. Tisdale from
| Weymouth, Mass.
/ The Woman's Hospital Aid at the meet
, ing Sept 18th elected officers and transacted
| other business. Another meeting will be
! held at the Memorial building Monday, Oct
lotH. Inc w dldo Sounty IloSpltdi VIII soon
| be opened. Mrs. ii. IL. johnson is furnish
| ing room and other rooms are to be fur
/ ni>hed by individuals and towns. The
building is being put in fine order, and the
Association is buying furniture, etc. Later
/ the people will be asked for subscriptions.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. John
son, Masonic Temple, makes special fur
offer this week which is worth considering.
, lie is also offering bargains in Lonsdale
rfx
ETC., ETC., and has just received $50 new
| t1annelette wrappers. Nv. A. Clark, manu-
featuring clothier and fur merchant, has the
/ stevenson Coats, ''made to tit and wear"
go. Shawl lost. ..... Herbert L. Curtis, Bel
fast, publishes caution notice. .....A. ID.
| Chase l. Son are now receiving new and
up-to-date goods for fall and winter, per-
| sonally selected by Mr.. and Mrs. K. p.
Chase. Their new shirt waistings cannot
fail to please. IA high grade single gun
for 1915 at Follett's Sporting Goods Store.
80. Yarns, underwear, hosiery, school sup
plies, ETC., at F. ii. Black Il IS, next door
to Masonic Temple, High street. See advt.
of the Riverside Wooden Co. Cloth for la
dies suits, skirts and shirt waists direct
from loom to the Wearer at first cost. Free
samples. >. Browns Royal Stomach King is
an excellent laxative. 49,. The attention of
the advt. Of Mrs. NJ. A. Heath, 1914 Waldo
avenue, Belfast. Mrs. Willis Pitcher,
Rockport, has lost dog and will pay
suitable reward for its return. Evening
school at the Banks Business College will
open Monday evening, Oct: Sd. The day
of earle & Jones for Friday, Sept. Both;
also change in price of johnson and Cham
pion guns from $3.9S to $3.50. Playing
cards, all grades, low prices, at A. A.
Howes & Co.. Ladies' covert cloth cloak
lost. Reward offered. -. Harry w. Clark &
m tho Main a,OthiGrs coll tho Wi6-