The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-16

versallst society will present the two act
farce "SunbOnnets' in the Opera House on
the evening of November 2Sth, with the fol-
lowing cast:
Mrs. Hiram Butterfield,
Mrs. George A. Leavitt
Charlina Butterfeld, her daughter,
u H. Miss N. Helen Bird
Mrs. Webber
Mildred Du Bois, her daughter.
MISS Typhena Sanford, the postmistress,
-, Mrs. o. S. Vickery
Mrs. Phelan, member of the Woman's Aid.
=, Miss Elizabeth Kelley
Mrs. Martin, secretary of the Woman's Aid,
| Miss Isaphene Patterson
Members of the Ladies' Benevolent Society:
Mrs. Crammon. the minister's wife,
| - Miss Bertha /. Bird
mrs. lloDetts, Miss Melvena Parker
Mrs. PendletOn, Miss Lou Mason
Mrs. Spring, the secretary,
Miss Millicent Pierce
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Ii. j. Locke
u Sons Jewelry store is now resplendent
with its new show cases, electric lights,
and the fine display of holiday goods. Call
and see them. AS usual A d. Chase &
Son have an attractive looking advertise
ment and it contains bargains that cannot
fail to attract buyers. =. Fred A. johnson,
in addition to bargains in other lines, has
art embroidery for the holidays in great
variety of patterns and styles. G .rls
wanted by the Foster Estabrooks Company
....Agents wanted to sell condensed eggs
....Eyes examined free by j. Franklin
Harris, Doctor of Optics. Book binding
1 ri h,-
John S. Fernald, 26 Miller street. E. To let,
upper story of building on High street oc-
cupied by c. G. Dckey 4 Co....See notice
of Belfast Savings Bank book lost. One
or two furnished rooms suitable for light
housekeeping to let. Enquire at this office.
....A. A. HOwes Il Co. have everything for
Thanksgiving, and lots of it....Carle &
Jones are not closing their ladies' cloaks,
but are receiving new 60 DDS by every ex-
press. Children's cloaks at any price above
cost. Additional basement bargains.
Lost, pair of glasses. The quick cash
raising sale of clothing for men and boys is
! still on at Clark's corner, next door to
Phenix House,. Read Swift & Paul's
Thanksgiving proclamation. Annual
Thanksgiving sale of linens at James H.
Howes, Odd Fellows block. Nv. A. Clark,
Clarks Corner, advertises the Gold Bond s.
hats and complete lines of furs for ladies
and gentlemen. See notice concerning
hand colored platinum photographs for the
holiday trade.
THE RECEPTION TO MRS. ADAMS. A
social event of great Importance in secret
| OF cira ,,Jao 1net
evening when Aurora Rebekah Lodge gave
a reception to Mrs Annie K. Adams, Presi-
dent of the State Rebekah Assembly. Rep
resentatives were present from the lodges
in Union, Camden and Rockland. A fine
supper was served to the visitors at 6.l5,
after which the ushers, Mrs. Jessie Pattee,
Miss Belle Greenlaw, Miss Bertha l. Bird,
Mrs. Lena Coombs, Mrs. Alvrah South
worth, Misses Annie NJ. Blodgett, L. Grace
Chadwick and Florence Clough, formed the
receiving line and presented those present
to the guests of honor. In the line were
Mrs. Annie K. Adams of Belfast, President
of the Assembly; MIR. Leon 5. Merrill of
Solon, Grand Representative; Mrs Nellie
Stevens of Westbrook, Vice President :;
Mr.. Charles Il. Morrill, of Newport, Dep
uty Grand Master; Mrs. Maude Emery
of North Anson, Warden; Mr.. James r.
Townsend Of Augusta, Grand Warden :;
Miss Grace Z. Walton of Belfast, Sec
retary Of the Assembly, MIR Russell
G. Dyer of Portland, Grand Secretary
of the Grand Lodge; Mr.. Reue Robinson of
Camden, P. G. NJ. Mrs. Bertha c. Keene of
Belfast, Marshall Mrs. Lena Burkett of
Union, l. g.. Mr.. Samuel Adams of Bel
fast, p. G. NJ. During the reception Keyes'
orchestra furnished music. AS it was the
regular night for meeting, the lodge was
made by many Of the visitors. Between
the speeches vocal solos, which were great
ly enjoyed, were given by Mrs Ralph H.
Howes, and Mr.. +. S. Pitcher. Mrs. S. A.
Parker gave two fine readings, and
Mr.. j. Lee Patterson pleased his au-
dience with a saxophone solo. After
lodge, the ushers served fruit punch
and crackers, and there was a more sub
stantial collation. in the banquet room up
stairs for those who wished for it. Dane
ing was then enjoyed until late hour, and
the visitors were entertained at the homes
of the lodge members for the night. The
banquet hall was prettily decorated with
bunting, the Rebekah room was fitted up as
with palms, ferns and chrysanthemums
The pretty gowns of the ladies added at
tractiveness to one Of the most pleasant and
successful affairs of the year
THE NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.