The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-11-04

Mr.. Isaae 1. Willard Of East Boston fell
while At his work last Monday and fractured
his leg. He was taken to the Boston City
Hospital.
Rev. Adolph Rossbach has received per-
sonal letter from Prof. Charles Zeublin Of Har-
ward College stating thit he will be able to
lecture in the coming course and that his agent
will arrange the date later. This is pleasant
news to all who have had the pleasure of hear
ing Prof. Zeublin.
There was no quorum at the regular date for
the city government meeting, November LIST
and it was adjourned to Tuesday night, with a
| like result, and again to Thursday, November
4th Alderman Wood was in Boston, Alderman
Morse in Liberty and Alderman Dickey was
temporarily employed on the steamer Castine
NORTH BELFAST. Our school teacher, Ernest
Higgins. has established branch library in the
school building where books may be secured by
the pupils and the citizens of the community.
The library is open to the public MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays between the hours
of and p. m. This is privilege which all
ought to appreciate and patronize... Our church
services closed for the season last Sunday. 80.
Miss Nina Knowlton started last Monday for
Denver, Colorado, where she is to remain dur
ing the winter. =. Hatch Bros. are at work up-
on their contract to furnish fertilizer barrels
| for the Coe- Mortimer Co. They have also had
| large sales of apple barrels.
| NINETY-FIvE AND FoRTY-FIvE. Mrs, Eliza
Hunnewell and Mrs. T. W. Lothrop celebrated
their birthdays at their home at 16 Park street.
November End. Mrs Hunnewell was 95 and
Mrs Lothrop 45-a difference of so years Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Lothrop came to Belfast
several years ago to make home for their
aunt and sister and each year have observed
these birthday anniversaries, to the great pleas
ure of Aunt Eliza. On this occasion friends
called to extend congratulations and leave to-
kens of love for Aunt Eliza, which included
flowers, fruit, etc. Mrs. Jennie Murch. neigh
Dor, presented large birthday cake, bearing
the figures IS, which was great delight to the
recipient. The dear old lady was proud and
happy over the event and insisted on putting
on her black silk dress at 10 a. m. to be sure to
be ready for her guests, who were expected at
2 o'clock. The callers included many of her
fellow members of the Methodist church and
the W. c. T. u, and there was shower of pos
tails from those unable to attend The ladies
of the W. C. T. U. presented Mrs. Lothrop with
beautiful gloxinia in full bloom. Ice cream
and cake were served and the guests wished
many more birthdays for the younger hostess
and the century mark for the elder.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic & Jones' two
weeks sale, which began last week, was
great success. All day Saturday and Saturday
night their two stores were thronged with
eager buyers The sale continues this week
and closes Wednesday night, November 10th.
A special bargain for this week is plain heavy
tumblers for 18 cents dozen. Edison Phono-
graphs 81 down, 75c per week 80. The new
building of The City National Bank will be
publicly dedicated Saturday, November 18th,
from 10 a. m. to p. m. and from Z to 9 p. m.
No special invitations will be issued, but every
one is to consider himself or herself specially
invited 80. The final 80 days of Fred A. John
sons closing out sale have arrived and the
final price reductions have been made. The
store was closed all day yesterday to arrange
and rel mark the goods and the sale will begin
promptly at a. m. today. There will be big
money saving bargains in desirable goods
A. s. Heal has large variety of nice new
marble in the latest designs and granite in
several varieties and designs, and is prepared
to fill orders promptly. Call at the old stand
of Mark Wood & Son. Phoenix Row. or at the
Granite Works on Bridge street Mrs Sarah
A. Storer and family of Morrill, publish a card
of thanks. See statement of the Searsport
Savings Bank. 49,. The family of the late Mrs
w. c. Harding of Prospect Ferry publish
card of thanks. -. New lines of nuts, dates and
figs just received by D. F. Stephenson, next
door to Windsor Hotel. 80. The Benjamin Kel-
ley place in East Belfast is for sale or to let
1t is very desirable property A matched
pair of driving horses, one pair of brass
mounted driving harnesses and top buggy
for sale by Harry Simpson, SO Congress street,
Belfast. -. Miss Julia A. Brown has connected
herself with the dry goods department of earle
& Jones, where she will be pleased to meet and
attend to the wants of her many friends and
patrons. .... The Regal shoes for women new
models, for sale at The Dinsmore Store Mrs
on Wednesday and Thursday of each week
full line of coats, suits, furs and children
clothing ...See advt of unclaimed deposits in
the Belfast Savings bank