The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-11-11

Ane uhavefsalist Social Aid will meet this.
Thursday, afternoon at O'Clock. with Mrs.
Frank Howard on Congress- street.
The Belfast High school and Searsport High
viii play the first basket ball game Of the
season in Union hail. Searsport. Friday night.
The boarding Of the exterior of the main
building Of the Coe- Mortimer Co. was practi-
caily completed last week. The boards are Of
uniform width. are beveled on the edges and
overlap like clapboards, making an attractive
finish and one less expensive than boarding
and clapboarding Work on the overhead car
rier is progressing favorably and Maine Cen
tral construction crew has built two spur tracks
into the grounds in front of the main building.
The rails for the overhead railway and other
material has been received.
A GAME DINNER. One of the most delightful
social events of the season took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Perry on Satur-
day evening, November 9Th, when they enter
tanned few of their friends with game din
ner. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
$. Bowker, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Atkins,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Shaw. Nothing
was left undone by the host and hostess to
make it most enjoyable occasion. At o'clock
the guests were ushered into the dining room.
where the table was fairly groaning with its
load of delicious viands, consisting Of roast
venison, fried partridge. mashed potatoes, hot
rolls, fruit and nut salad and celery. Miss
Marian, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, had
charge of the dining room and daintily attend
ed to the want of every guest. 1t was soon
seen that the guests had not forgotten their
appetites and they did ample justice to all the
delicious things set before them, especially to
the fried partridge. After social hour was
enjoyed the guests departed for their homes,
each with pleasant memory of happy even
ing passed.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The Dinsmore Store
has received the latest Women's Regal styles
direct from the Regal factories. These Regal
shoes are reproduced from advance models de-
signed by New York and Paris custom boot
makers for the most fashionable women in
society. You are assured of perfect custom
tit If you buy these shoes. I'D. P. Palmer, Ma
sonic Temple, is agent for the sale of the Ever
wear hosiery for men and women 1t sells in
boxes of six pairs, one size to box, at ST..
James H. Howes, Odd Fellows block, announces
special sale of blankets for one week only,
the sale to begin today This is an excellent
opportunity not only for private individuals
but for hotels and boarding houses Special
values IN ladies', misses and childrens SUITS
coats, skirts and furs. -. Remember that Sat
urday, November 18th, is dedication day for
The City National Bank. when its new building
| will be open to the public from 10 a. m. to D.
m. and from Z to p. m. Reduced fares to
Belfast on railroads and boats. A hearty well
come to everybody. $50. Thanksgiving day is
near at hand and as usual Fogg & Coombs have
prepared for it. They will have the finest lot
of native chickens and turkeys ever offered in
this market. The chickens are from the Fer
guson poultry farm and weigh from to
pounds. You will also find at this market
geese, ducks, venison and meats of all kinds.
six acres of land and buildings thereon, in
the town of Stockton, for sale. 81. W. Pres
colt of Liberty publishes caution notice.
A. A. Howes & Co. are in the market this week
for Thanksgiving supplies and will have the
best of everything in that line. They carry
window glass, all sizes, and cut to order.
James D. Hill is prepared to do general truck
ing business. Orders may be left at the store ,
of Ben D. Field, Church street. 49,. earle &
Jones will mark the dedication day Of The City
National Bank, next Saturday by making a
straight discount of 20 per cent in their crock
cry and kitchen ware departments, and special
prices in their dry goods department. See
special prices given on suits. They will also
on this day open new line of medium priced
furs.... Edison Photographs 81 down and so
cents per week at earle & Jones.