The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-10-28

The Epworth League of the Methodist
church will attend Halloween party next
Monday night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lincolnville Avenue. The young people are
anticipating delightful evening.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
postoffice for the week ending. October Goth:
Mrs. Mabel Curtis, Mrs. Ora Hall, Mrs Jennie
Harris, Mrs. A. J. Rowland, Mrs. Clara Mosher
Mrs. Annie Farmer, Mrs. Amanda Stevens
Frank Annis, William C. Bartlett, W. A. Brown,
Geo. L. Crosby, Jack Fitzgibbons, A. E. Fletch
err e letters), Arthur Higgins, Harry P. Perk-
ms, S. ]. Stephenson.
The Belfast Band has engaged Mark Crockett
of Rockland, its former leader to play cornet
solo at their concert and ball to be given in the
Belfast Opera House the night before Thanks
giving. Mr. Crockett is one of the finest cor
netists in the State and will be great attrac-
ton. Herbert A. Drinkwater will play a from
bone solo, and Keyes' full orchestra will furnish
music for dancing. The band has begun re-
hearsals for the concert, for which the leader,
Mr.. ]. Lee, Patterson is preparing a very fine
program.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE. The regular meeting
of the school committee was held in the Super
intendent's room last Monday evening, with
eight present 1t was voted to renew the in
surance policy on the North Primary building
and increase the amount from $500 to $1,000
placing the policy with the Mutual Insurance
Company. The policies the Pitcher and
Hayfo1d buildings and the High School piano
were renewed. The Superintendent was in
structed to ask the City Government for the
use of the Common Council room for part of
the pupils of grade eight where there are now
112 children in room designed for 80
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1t is hardly neces-
sary to call attention to the big advertisement
of the two weeks sale of earle & Jones in this
issue. 1t speaks for itself. 1t tells of bargains
galore in many departments, and of the full
lines of fall and winter goods in the dry goods
department. These include fall dress goods,
tailored suits and coats, raincoats, skirts,
sweaters, Phoenix mufflers, winter underwear,
silk petticoats, Printzess garments, etc.,.
What every woman ought to know is that The
correct styles and perfect fit. The City
National Bank is not able to announce this
week, as expected, the date for the dedication
of their new building, but it is hoped to an
nounce the date next week. Everybody is in
vited.. .Glenwood stoves, ranges and fur
naces are the best in the market They are
sold by Mitchell & Trussell, High street, Bel
fast, who also carry full lines of kitchen fur
nishings and make speciality of plumbing
New line of pipes just received; also new
broken candy and peanut taffy, by D. F. Ste
phenson High street, next door to Windsor
Hotel. See statement of the Stockton
Springs Trust Co... Mrs. Mary P. French and
Samuel S. French publish card of thanks.....
Harry H. Simpson publishes a card of thanks.
-. Holeproof stockings are sold at The Dins-
more Store See statement of the Waldo
Trust Company. l. v. Miller has opened his
Fur Parlors at 70 Main street, up stairs, and
has large stock for buyers to select from.
He repairs and remodels furs and pays the
hi CHEST cash prices for raw furs.... Edwin A.
Chaplin and family publish card of thanks.