The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-08
The News OF Belfast.

Gay Holmes has gone to Brookline, Mass.
where he has employment.
The Read Garage Machine Company have
sold three cars to prominent Belfast citizens
two Maxwels and Chalmers Detroit.
The two honor parts for B. H. S. O9, have
been awarded as follows: valedictory, Barbara
Crockett, Salutatory, Leverne Whitten.
Clifton S. Webber went to Portland Monday.
where he underwent a severe surgical oper-
alton. The advices received Wednesday indi
cate improvement in his condition.
supper to which the public are invited will
be given at Memorial Hall next Monday evening
under the auspices of the ladies' of the Degree
of Pocahontas. The charge will be twenty five
cents each.
Mrs. Paul Delaney of Omaha, Neb., who is
spending few weeks with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Robbins, returned Saturday
from few days visit in Boston. Mrs. Rob-
bins is improving from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Wilson, who spent the
winter in Fort Collins, Colorado, with their
son Jesse E. Wilson, left there April 1st for
New York, where they will visit their son,
FRANK T. Wilson, Esq, before returning home.
Fred A. Johnsons stock is fast disappearing
under the liberal patronage, which has at times
been so large that it has been necessary to
lock the store. All kinds of merchandise has
been selling at cost, and while there is still
good deal left, some lines are entirely closed
out.
The April meeting of John Cochran Chapter,
D. A. R., will be held Monday evening, April
18th, with Mrs. W. C. Tuttle, 20 Church street
The subject of the evening will be Southern
Settlements and the roll-call will be answer
by the names of Southern patriots. The read
ings will be Maryland" by Philip Freneau and
"The Song of Marian's Men" by Bryant The
paper will be on Lord Baltimore and the
Catholics
A PLEASING PROGRAM. The Parlor Musical
Society will give public recital in Memorial
Hall Tuesday evening, April 18th, at o'clock
The admission will be 25 cents, and many peo-
pie will doubtless avail themselves of the op-
portunity of listening to the following fine pro-
gram, which has been arranged by Miss Amy E.
Stoddard, chairman:
Ladies' Quartette, Forget me Not Giese
Mrs. Frost, Miss Skay,
Mrs. Wescott, Mrs. Pitcher.
Piano Solo, lmpromptu, Chopin
Miss Ethola Frost
Contralto Solo, The Mission of Rose, Cowen
Miss Katherine Brier.
Piano Duet, Polacca Brilliante, Won Weber
Misses Anna Hearn and Gladys Pitcher
Soprano Solo, The Slave Song, Teresa Del Riego
Miss Katherine Quimby.
Duet, Passage Birds Farewell Hildach
Mrs. c. W. Wescott and Mr.. Emory White.
"a. She is so Fair, Kate Doug
Baritone Solo, las Wiggin
b. The Four Leaf Clover, Riese
Mr.. John Parker.
Piano Solo, Polonaise Chopin
Miss Anna Hearn.
Tenor Solo, Loves Rhapsody, Homer Bartlett
Mr.. Emory White with cello obligato by Miss
Gladys Pitcher.
Ladies' Quartette Snowfakes, Cowen
Mrs. Frost, Miss Skay,
Mrs. Wescott Mrs. Pitcher
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Buy your Easter
hats, collars, cuffs, gloves, handkerchiefs and
neckwear at D. P. Palmer's, Masonic Temple
He sells the Lamson & Hubbard hats; none
better made. earle & Jones will have a suit
and coat exhibit today, April Sth. Mr.. Engel,
representing R. Seigel & Son of New York, a
firm that rarely gives openings in any but the
large cities, will give the opening and there
will be large line to select FROM All are
cordially invited. :. Fred A. Johnson's great
closing out sale is now going on. Prices are
cut on everything; bargains for everybody
Call early. The Belfast Department Store is
having remnant sale of crockery, glass, ETC.
j
ed down at prices to sell. Remember the
place, As Main street. -. Boys suits marked
own from 81 to s., at E. P. Frosts, "a Main
street. Call and see them. -. This is the sea-
son when baby carriages are in demand and H.
E. Mcdonald, 20 Main street, can suit you in
style and price. He also has everything in
the furniture line at prices as low as anywhere
in the State e-.... Hallett & Davis pianos at
Lords. The attention of our readers in
Brooks and vicinity is called to the advt of M.
J. Dow, who has in a new lot of spring and
summer merchandise. They sell the Regal
shoe at The Dinsmore Store, and in their ad-
vertisement tell you why they sell them, and
other particulars. They have these shoes for
men and women at $3.50, 81 and SIS, and they
are HiduS III quarter sizes so IndC you may De
sure of getting perfect fit. Call and see the
new spring styles. A. A. Howes & Co. have
strictly pure maple syrup, from the orchard of
Elijah Gay, Montville. They have just receiv-
ed full assortment of flower and garden
seeds, in package and in bulk :. Read what
the City National Bank has to say about its
safe deposit boxes. James H. Howes, Odd
Fellows block, is selling tailor-made suits in
regular and misses sizes at $780, They are
made from material usually introduced in $25
suits, and the tailoring is first Glass; . Girl
wanted for general housework, must good be
plain cook. No washing. =. Potatoes wanted
at the cash grocery store of Knowlton & Grant,
post office square. Cash paid for country prod
uce. Corned beef to 10 cents a pound. :.
The Waldo Trust Company has fast increas-
ing surplus. 1t pays all customers interest on
their checking accounts Whittier Bros.
make some valuable suggestions to the poultry
man. Don't miss reading them. Ask for free
booklet
FREEDOM.
Gustave Bellows was in Belfast on busines
March 29th. :. Thomas Keen of Thorndike was
in town on business March 3Oth George