The Republican journal., 1906-11-29

start boys club and it is requested that all
interested should meet tomorrow, Friday,
evening at O'Clock at the police court
rooms to formulate some plan. AS this is a
worthy movement it is desired that large
number should express their ideas along
this line aud if possible form a temporary
organization and select the necessary com.
mttees. That there is need of something
of this nature under good management has
been demonstrated in several cases, and
this seems an ideal time to make such
movement.
sour GEORGE" IN New YORK. The
Journal received an unexpectedly large
order for last weeks Journal containing
the speech of "Our George" before the
Maine Society in New York, and with the
local demand was unable to fill it. We
have therefore reprinted the speech this
week, with some changes made by the
speaker in its delivery, and in addition have
letter from sour George" giving his ex-
periences in New York city. This issue
will go to $50 sons of Maine resident in
New York city and vicinity, in addition to
the regular subscribers.
DEATH OF MRS. j. W. DoUGAN. Col. H.
E. Mcdonald received telegram Monday
from Mr.. j. W. Dougan of New York an
nouncing the death of his wife in that city
last Sund ay night and asking him to notify
friends here. Every one who met Mrs.
Dougan during the many summers she
spent at her cottage ON the North Shore,
Northport, is a friend, and many will learn
of her death with regret and extend sympa-
thy to the bereaved. Hospitable, generous
and kind-hearted she will be greatly missed
here and elsewhere. She was delayed in
coming here last season by illness and al
though since known to be in failing health
the news of her death comes unexpectedly.
Mrs. Dougan is survived by her husband
and one son, Mr.. William Kotman.
Willie Estes, a High school boy of II. who
lives with his widowed mother on Phoenix
row, met with very serious accident at the
Belfast Opera House last Friday afternoon.
A trapeze was suspended from the ceiling
and several boys were swinging on the
ropes and among them Willie, who in some
way lost his hold and fell from the gallery
to the floor, striking on his head. He was
unconscious when taken to his home. Dr.
Elmer Small was called, and found the
patient suffering from concusson of the
brain. He seemed to be sleeping, but rous-
ed OCCASIONALLY and took food and medicine.
Yesterday the patient showed marked i'm
provement, recognizing and speaking to the
doctor and others, and his complete recov-
cry is looked for.
The regular meeting of the Parlor Mus-
cal Society will be held at 7.30 on Tuesday
evening, December 4th, lin Odd Fellows Hall.
Mozart is the composer for the evening,
and Miss Isabel CHM has charge of the pro-
gram, which is as follows:
Sketch, Miss Melvina Parker
Turkish March (from Sonata)
Miss Amy f. Stoddard
Soprano Solo, Mrs. Evelyn A. Frost
Three themes from Don Giovanni,
Miss Isabel Ginn
The executive committee wish to begin
the programs promptly at I.30 in the future
and members are requested to bear the fact
in mind All persons interested in music
in any way, whether musicians or not, are
cordially invited.
NAw ADVERTISEMENTS. The Admins
traitors Sale is still going on at Chase's
Corner. As one line of goods is sold an
other takes its place, and the Christmas
stock which the firm is now opening is to be
sold at proportionately low prices. Fred
A. johnson, Masonic Temple, offers some
new and attractive bargains this week, in
Guiding manufacturer stock OF outing
flannel nightrobeS at less than wholesale
cost. See the list of holiday books. Reli-
able furs at reduced prices. -. The Fashion
suggests a piano as an ideal Christmas gift
Their advt. tells how to get further partlc-
ulars....C. A. Townsend has added to his
assortment of views and they may be had
at Fred A. Johnson's and The City Drug
Store in platinum prints with new and at
tractive mounts; also hand-painted plati-
nuns. Mrs. W. A. Wiley and son pub
liSh card of thankS....S. &. Maddox, ex-
pert refractionist, gives notice that during
the months of December and January he
will be at his office, No. 81 High street, on
Saturday only. ...Call at Woodcook's and
look over the holiday goods, which include
dainty calendars and a great variety OF use
full and ornamental articles suitable for
Christmas gifts. S. Shiro, the new
confectioner on Phoenix Row, makes an at
tractve offer to introduce his high quality
fruit and confectionery. A large assort-
ment of box chocolates. Ice cream in large
or small quantities for the holidays, See
the attractive window display. Whitten
Bros call the attention of farmers to the
fact that they have just received large in
voice of the American Cereal Cos stock
food also molasses dairy food in 100 pound
bags. -. You will find, as usual, large and
choice selection of beautiful holiday goods
at d. P. Palmer's, Masonic Temple, which
for years has been known as the head
quarters for Santa Claus. Spencer u
Eaton have new goods coming in every
week and can show something for every
room in the house and beautiful presents
for the holidays. ....T The Waldo Trust Co.
pays stockholders s per cent, depositors in
savings department 4 per cent, and . per
cent on deposits subject to check on daily
balances of over $500. Read in the advt. of
their bust ness methods, etc.
Mrs. Cooper Mental Wreck