The Republican journal., 1909-01-21

The Sunday service at the Universalist
Church will be held at 23O p. M, instead of
10.45 a. m.
The members of Aurora Rebekah Lodge
gave an "Old Folks dance in Odd Fellows
hall Tuesday evening with music by Stimp-
sons orchestra. 1t was great success SO much
so that the Rebekah's were asked to give an
other dance and will do so sometime next
month. The proceeds, over $50, will be used in
wiring the hall for electricity
BASKET BALL. In Castine Wednesday night
January 18th, Castine Fraternity defeated ALL
Belfast in fast and exciting game, % to 16.
The lineup:
CAsTINE (2s) BELFAST 1s,
staples, ID. ;..................... 1T, Fahy
M. vague, 70. .................lf If, Morrison
aroWei Co.. ..-'............,c, H. Collins
ChHord, H. ....................r RIB, R. Collins
O. Vague, rf. .....................lb lib, Robinson
Referee, Collins and Perki s, alternating.
Time, Commute halves.
Last Friday night in Union Hall, Pittsfeld.
Maine Central Institute defeated Belfast High
by score of "a to 20 The score in the first
half stood % to in favor of M. c. l. In the
second half the Belfast boys rallied and gave a
fine exhibition, showing some excellent team
work. 1t was fast, clean and satisfactory
game. The lineup:
M. C. l. (34) BIS f2O)
Flsher, II D. .....-.............. rb, Collins
Rand ri A.. lib, H. Dickey (2)
Ames, L.. ........c, Stevens
Hazetlne, II g. ..................rf , F. Dickey
Weymouth, RIB 2 az .............lf If, Lothrop
Referee and umpire, Shattuck and Mudgett,
alternating. Timers, Carter and Richards Scor-
er Richards. Time Commute halves
In the Belfast Opera House last Friday five
termed the Belfast Alumni, assisted by Jack
Phelan, defeated an aggregation from Colby
College calling themselves the All-Collegians
by score of Al to 10. The lineup:
B. A. (41) A. C. l9)
G. Holmes, If S................rb RIB, Estabrook
Phelan, ri 4 (1)..-...............lb , Mcleod 2
Oolhy, o........... .......c, Tracey Cd
C. Holmes, RIB 3............. If, Sturdivant 5
Referee, Harmon. Scorer, Morrison. Time.
Commute halves.
/ New ADVERTISEMENTS. The January clear
ance sale of Fred A. johnson is attracting
hosts of shoppers to his store in Masonic Tenn
pie, where he is offering great bargains in all
lines, some of which specified in his advt
The pieces of sample embroidery goods at ex-
actly one-third the regular price, and of which
he has had an attractive window display, have
proved especially tempting -. The Red Tag
clearance sale by Harry Clark & Co. is attract
ing unusual attention because of the unusual
bargains offered. There are only ten days
6 ~; II,lo
the special bargains for this week. = Don't for
get that James H. Howes' January clearance
sale of muslin underwear is still on and will
continue until the end of this month. Mail
and telephone orders receive careful attention.
49,. earle & Jones have received $500 rolls of
new wall paper and have $500 rolls to arrive
They are agents for R. F. Thibaut peerless"
line of wall papers. Price sc. to s. per roll.
IA S Heal, Bridge street Belfast, has the
Emerald Black granite, d pure, clean stone
without iron, sap or stains of any kind. He
will take it from the ledge and set it in your
cemetery lot cut, polished and lettered in first
class shape; or will use any other granite you
may prefer. Mrs. Horace F. Barker, Inez L.
Barker, Mrs. Charles L. Atkinson and Frank E.
Barker publish card of thanks Mrs L. B.
Jackson, Commercial street, side entrance, is
prepared to do home cooking and will have
bread, rolls, doughnuts, cookies, pies, etc, al
ways on hand. Beans baked if desired. -. The
Dinsmore store announces an odd size sale.
This, Thursday, morning they will place on
sale about 300 pairs of mems and women's fine
shoes in odd sizes. You may find your size in
the lot and that will mean a saving of fully
third to half from regular prices. This store
will close at p. NJ, except Saturdays, until
further notice. "A. A. Howes & Co. will have
another of their special sales next Saturday.
This will be an opportunity to stock up with
standard canned corn and tomatoes at cut
prices. The underwear sale continues at the
Fashion. Prices SC to $125.. :. Found, gold
plated fob watch chain.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The British bark Skoda is
undergoing repairs at Jacksonville, Fla She
was built in Nova Scotia and named for the
Skoda medicine company organized here and
that had a branch company in Wolfville, Nova
Scotia The vessel is still atloat but the medi-
cine companies We're wrecked, and total loss,
long ago. We have been unable thus far to
get any information concerning the fate of the
brig Tonquin, built at Belfast in 1871. ..... Sch
Mary Weaver cleared from Portland for Bel
fast January 18th, but the weather conditions
were such that she unable to sail and
charter to load with lumber for Camden was
accepted. After discharging there she will
come to Belfast and be hauled out on Gil
chrests marine railway for extensive repairs.
....T The work on the three-master in Beams
yard, Camden, is going along rapidly. The
ceiling is all done and quite lot of the plank
ing is done. The vessel will probably be ready
for launching along in March,. :. Owing to the
dull times in the coal carrying trade, several
large four, five and six masted schooners are at