The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-29

The next meeting of Seaside Chautauoua
Circle will be held with Mrs A. c. Webber. No
Il Court street, Monday afternoon, Nav 3rd
The lesson will be from European Literature 3"
cnapter eighteen, and from the C. L. S. C.
book, Man and the Earth, chapter ten. Maya
zine study, the Search Questions in March
number. Program: roll-call quotations from
Addison; paper, "The Preservation of Nature
IN National Parks" reading, 1.-THE Workman
OF the Towns in Holland" reading, Dutch in
t1uence upon England; topic for discussion: Is
the author, N. S. Shaler, justified in ascribino
sense of beauty" to the lower animals?
Name some Dutch words in our English speech
in America.
PARLoR MUSICAL SOCIETY. Grand Opera
Night was observed by the Parlor Musical
Society last Tuesday evening, under the chair
manship of Miss katherine C. Quimby. The
paper of the evening was by Mrs George R.
williamson, and it was one of the finest papers
the society members have ever been privileged
! to hear 1t was on Wagners Parsifal and held
the closest attention of the large gathering
throughout. 1t was disappointment that Mr..
Emory White was not present to fulfil his part
OF the program, but the other two numbers,
ooth piano solos, were much enjoyed. Miss
Amy E. Stoddard played Esa's Dream from
Lohengren and Miss Marie Sholes played Flo
lows Martha, both of which were skillfully
executed The evening was thoroughly en-
Joyed by the large number present.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Just another re-
hinder that Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple
must close out his business in Belfast, and to
sell his stock quickly he realizes that prices
must be sacrificed. If you are looking for bar
gains now is the time to get them. . John B.
Stlckney is selling the well known Kineo range
at surprising low price He makes specially
OF plumbing and sheet metal work His store
oo Church street, is open evenings. Mud time
Will soon be over and you will want new top
buggy or some other vehicle, and F. R. Conner.
Front street. Belfast, can supply YOU with any,
thing in that line. He has a four-passenger
light blackboard for small horses. He also has
harnesses, robes, blankets, whips, collars, etc.
don't forget that The Dinsmore Store has
the Regal shoes for women-shoes that are
celebrated for their custom style and quality.
Ihey Will give you an exact ft... The CITY Ma
tional Bank in its advertisement this week asks.
"What is the matter with Waldo countv?"
Read the advt The John Bird COMPANY of
Rockland makes an interesting statement in
regard to the Civic League Record. "A double |
tenement 12-room house, with city water and
toilet for sale at price within reach of mod
crate means. Refer to City National Bank.
Belfast. ..... Hallett & Davis pianos at Lords.
cash or easy payments. Annual meeting of
corporators of Searsport Savings Bank at 10 a.
M, May 9Th. Mr. and Mrs. William Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Hall and George and Charles
Hall of Brooks publish card of thanks.
You will see star in our advertising columns
this week and it will guide you to the best
place to buy your monumental work. Call and
see the finished work ready to letter. A, S.
Heal, Bridge street, Belfast =. :. Welman &
Thorndike, meats and groceries, open for bust
ness this morning, corner of Main and Wash
ington streets, in the store recently occupied
by w. H. Arnold. -. Mrs. Charles F. Shaw is
the Belfast agent for Rumat, a sure cure for
rheumatism, from the prescription of New
York specialist. The Read Garage & Machine
Works have automobiles, new and second hand.
for sale. Call and see them. 90. See adyt. of
old Belfast addresses wanted Some one may
have them laid away in the attic. 80. Mileage
book lost. Finder will be rewarded on leaving
with J. Stewart, Belfast Gas & Electric Co. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene M.Thomas, Mrs. Ethel E.
Luce and Mrs. Ernest E. Mahoney publish
card of thanks.