The Republican journal., 1907-04-04

The members Of Seaside Chautauqua Cir.
Gle will meet with Mrs. c. A. Hubbard
Monday afternoon, April 9Th. The lesson
will he from Literary Leaders, chapter
nineteen. and from the G. L. s. c. book
Rational Living" chapter six to page 49,
Magazine topic, Oxford, England, from
page 80 to &C. Roll-call, quotations from
John Ruskin's writings.
w. G. T. U. ANNIvERsARY The Belfast
Woman's Christian Temperance Union OBJ
served its thirty-third anniversary by ap-
propriate services, in connection with the
annual meetingss at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. White, No. Bay View
street. Friday, March 9th. The afternoon
meeting was opened with devotional SER
vices, hymns. Scripture reading and a pray
er by Mrs. Beckettl Hunnewell, now
in her 93d year, and a member of the union
since its organization. An anniversary
poem was read by the president, Mrs. Lucy
A. Decrow. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: president,
Mrs. William B. Decrow; vice president at
large, Mrs. Levi F. Howard; secretary,
Mrs. Leroy C0ombs; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Annie Davis; treasurer, Miss Ellen P.
rockingham; vice presidents, Methodist
church, Mrs. j. W. Hatch; Baptist, Mrs.
George E. White; Congregational, Mrs. R.
S. Smart; Universalist, Mrs. S. b. Fletcher !;
Unitarian, Mrs. E. P. Alexander; press re-
porter, Mrs. Albert Nj. Parsons; superin-
tendent of flower mission, Mrs. George E.
White; scientific temperance obstruction,
Mrs. Mary Whitmore; soldiers ambassadors,
Mrs. Carrie F. Black. Letters were read
from Mrs. Francis Jones, Albion, Me-, and
Mrs. Ada Brer, Brooklyn, N. Y. New
members we're receivedfintoythe union. A
picnic supper was partaken.of by 5S1mem-
bers and guests. The..following program
was given in the evening: @s1 s@sa 49,
Photograph selections, Levi F. Howard.
Piano solo, Miss Frances Macomber, aged 6
Recitation, "The Children's Hour"
Miss Marion Parsons, aged 6
Vocal solos, Miss Florence White
Reading, by request, Mrs. E. P Alexander
Closing song, "God be With YOU All.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. John
son, Masonic Temple, makes another de-
parture in inaugurating Saturday evening
shopping. Beginning this week he will
have an "After Supper Sale" every Satur-
day from p. m. until closing time. See
the bargains that will be offered. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Chase of A. d. Chase 4 Son
solicit part of the trade for their ladies'
suit department. They are offering beauti-
full new lace waists, and are ready to wait
on custo in the carpet and rug de-
partment with an unusually large and
choice stock. ...Y GU can get the Kuppen-
heimer spring clothes at Harry W. Clark &
Co.'S They also have new Widow Jones suits
for boys; mems overcoats, S. to $40; boys
suits, 81. so to &c.. Bargains in pipes and
tobacco at Shiro's Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday while they last See advt. Of Thurs
ton & Kingsbury wholesale manufacturers
Bangor. The 9th anniversary sale of r.
and continue through Friday and Saturday,
the 9Th and 9th, when the usual 20 per cent
discount will be given. Mrs. B. f. Wells, |
Mrs F. G. Spinney milliner, will have her
opening of spring and summer millinery
Saturday, April 6, to which all are cordially |
!
Clarks & Co.'S is the Carleton, made by an
English factory They also have the Presi- |
dent Derby at So and Jubilee at $780,.
Mrs. H. b. Cunningham, Miss Clara John
son, milliner, will have her opening of |
spring and summer millinery Saturday, |
April 9th. In the same store in The Jour |
nal building the new firm of Coombs |
hi;
ing of new laces, fancy goods and
novelties. Everything new and up-to-date
and at the lowest prices. ...... The
Fashion announces an opening of
spring and summer millinery for Saturday,
A prl 9Th, when there will be beautiful
array of trimmed hats for ladies and chill
lren. Pianos, cash or instruments: music
Is cents per copy. William A.
Clark, Clark's Corner, calls attention to his
spring showing of the new Sincerity styles
md invites inspection as to quality and
Drice You will find the Gold Bond 50 hats at
Clark ST.. Dwight P. Palmer, Masonic Tempe
las the spring styles, 1907, of the Lamson &
Hubbard hats Everything in the furnish
ng goods line. Two good horses for sale at
he Windsor Stable by W. G. PrestCu....
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hills and family pub
ish card of thanks. .......See report OF
National Bank. Thoroughbred
scotch Collie lost, by l.. P. Armstrong,
Belfast. ...M Miss Louise H. Ferguson, Miss
Lula Hinckley, milliner, will have her op-
ening of spring and summer millinery Sat-
lrday, April 18th. The City National
Bank of Belfast presents strong reasons
why it should have the confidence and pat
conage of the public. Wanted, from May
LIST, or desirable rooms with stable; also
or rooms for small family to arrive from
Chicago about May 1st........M Miss Eva B.
Miss Jennie Trull, milliner, in
vites the public to her first millinery open
ng at 10Y Main street, Saturday, April 9Th.
........W Wanted, a good, reliable woman for
general homework in a family of three.
Must be good plain cook. No washing.