The Republican journal., 1907-01-03

Girl wanted at once at the Girls Home,
| NOrthport avenue, to do general housewOrk.
There will be "Poverty Party" at the
1 North church vestry Monday evening, Jan.
It'll, at 73O o'clock. "Tickets inter the yes
try cents or 3 ole rubbers." The young
people of the parish and their friends are
cordially invited
| NORTH BELFAST. Rev. W. H. Randolph.
Auburn Seminary, 'O7, New York, arrived
Christmas morning to spend his vacation
| He returned to New York Friday. Adel-
bert Merrill, Tufts Medical School, '0S, ar.
! rived Dec 22nd to spend his vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Merrill
| He returned Monday. George U. Hatch,
| who is teaching in Fort Fairfield, spent g
x, few days last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Hatch, returning to Fort
| Fairfield Monday. Miss Adella Staples
I who has been visiting for several weeks il
| Monroe and Winterport, arrived home last
Friday. Miss Nina Mason was united in
marriage with Mr.. Randolph Stevens OF
| Sabattus, at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ned Mason, Thursday evening
| Dec. 9th, Rev. j. W. Vaughan officiating
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens took the train Mon
day morning for Sabattus, where they will
reside.
RECITAL IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. The
Parlor Musical Society will give recital at
Odd Fellows Hall, Wednesday evening
January 9th, to which the public is cordial
/ lxy Tho xr,itl
o'clock. Admission % cents. Following i:
tie program:
Overture, Midsummer Nights Dream, Duet
/ Mendelssohn
Miss Gladys Pitcher, Miss Ethola Frost.
! Song, selected, Mrs. Clarence E. Read
Chorus, The Vision, Polka.
/ Concerto in G, Mozart
Miss Helen Dunton, End piano, Miss Faunce
Song, selected, Miss Marian Wells
Piano solo, Gavotte, Klein Drink
Miss Louise bennett.
Song, selected, Mrs. c. W. Wescott
COrnet solo, Mr.. Crockett
The Magic Of Spring, Waltz, Weinzierl
Mrs. Frost, Miss Wells, Soprano.
Mrs. Pitcher, Miss Skay, Alto.
Mr.. Morse, Mr.. Lord, Tenor.
Mr.. Pitcher, Mr.. Parker, Bass
Song, selected, Mr.. Pitcher
AN OLD YEAR AND New YEARS
DANCE. The dancing school ball il
Memorial Hall Monday evening, Decembel
31st, was a great success. The hall was
prettily decorated with evergreens and red
while the little anteroom was arranged a.
an old fashioned room, with quain
furniture and ornaments. In this room
Miss Grace E. Burgess, Miss Grace A
/ Lord, Miss Melvina Parker and Mr.. George
A. Quimby, arrayed in old-fashioned cos
tunes, constituted a reception committee
Here, also, refreshments of cider, dough
nuts, popcorn, apples, "gooseberries" an(
PEPPERMINT drops were served. At mid
night the lights in the hall went out, al {
some tiny electric bulbs arranged in tn,
form of the figures "l9O7" on a green back
! ground at the rear of the stage, gave yer!
novel and pretty effect. The music wa
fine, and the order combination of old ant
new dances. A large number was in at
tendance, and the affair was particular!
pretty and novel one.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. j. w. Fergu
son & Co., 20 Main street, announce an an
nual discount sale to lower their stock be
fore getting in spring goods 1t is genuine
mark down on everything in the store. TIT
discount on wool dress goods and dres.
trimmings will be 20 per cent and on al
other goods 10 per cent. earle & JOne
began Jan. list to do strictly cash business
| in both Of their two stores. Positively M
charges made. Jan. 4th they begin a gen
eral clearance and cost price sale in thei
dry goods department. Many of the g0Od
will be sold at less than cost, as the stool
must be sold. james Fl. Howes, Odd Eel
lows block, has begun mark down New
Years sale of ladies' and misses suits
coats and furs. All fall and winter good
at one-third TO one half less than the regI
lar price,. You can buy pianos for cash o.
payments at Pitchers music store and hav'
many different makes to select from. :. TIL
New Years sale Of pipes is now on at D
F. Stephenson'S, next door to the Windsor
Hotel. Mr.. S. is agent for the Bango
Daily News, Waterviile Sentinel and Penn
sylvania Grit. The house, No. 10 Higl
street, 10 rooms, city water, connect
ed with sewer and fitted for two families, il
offered for sale. Apply to Mrs. Annie Har
| ris ON the premises. See cut of prison
sleigh in E. r. Corners advt.. There are
bargains at The Fashion you cannot affort
to overlook. :. .Eben F. Littlefeld of Brooks
has applied for admission to the BAR.
New wall papers, about 1000 rolls, 1907, a
earle & Jones. .. Written Bros. grocers
have large assortment Of the Superba can
ned goods, pack of 1906. Prices right.
Townsend's postals the best direct photo
graphs. Dog found by c. w. Howard