The Republican journal., 1910-11-24

The regular meeting of the Improvement
Society will be held next Monday afternoon
at 80 O'Clock with Mrs Fred W. Pote, Church
street A full attendance is requested.
The meeting of the C. L. s. c. Alumni will
be held with Mrs. Benjamin Robertson, Cross
street. Monday afternoon, November 28th. All
Chautauqua graduates are cordially invited.
The W. c. 7. U. will meet, Friday afternoon
| Nov. 25th, at 2.3O o'clock, with Mrs. John
Waterman in Congress street. The subject
will be Soldiers and Sailors" Mrs Macomber
will lead.
Here are some Boston market quotations of
| last Saturday: Cooking apples, SO cents peck
eating apples, rs cents to 81 peck; Western
apples. 80 cents to 81 dozen. These are re-
tail prices.
| full attendance is requested at the meet
ing of Thomas H. Marshall Circle Ladies of
the G. A. R., next Tuesday to learn the date of
the inspection by Mrs. Sarah ]. Palmer of
| South Portland
| Marshall O. Knowlton received the Carrie &
Jones stock pattern tea set of Sc pieces given
away at the Opera House last Saturday even
ing. Another set will be given away next Sat-
urday evening. Ernest Smith sat in the lucky
seat that drew the dollar bill last Monday
evening.
! Messrs. Dunton & Morse have moved their
! law offices from the rooms in Masonic Temple,
temporarily occupied by them, to their former
offices in the second story of the Savings Bank
building, which have been handsomely fitted
up for their use. A description of their new
| quarters will be given later
On Wednesday evening, November Both, the
Ladies Circle of the North church will give
reception to the parish. All members of the
congregation are invited, and will be cordially
welcomed. During the evening refreshments
! VIII be served and there will be brief pro-
gram for the entertainment of the guests.
The 1slesboro hunters, L. F. Pendleton, H. A.
fSabbldge and 2. G. Gilkey, have returned with
two deer each and some cartridges, and the
game was sent over to the island Tuesday on
steamer Anna Belle. Among the game arrivals
at Bangor Monday was one for F. H. Whitcomb
of searsport and one for O. Fuller of Belfast.
VETERANS MEETING The Waldo County
Veteran Association will meet at the Grange
hall in North Searsport December LIST. If
stormy, the meeting will be on the next fair
day. This invitation is extended by Granite
Grange, and we hope to see every veteran
in the county All are welcome.-A, Stinson
Secretary.
SONGS OF OTHER DAYS. Mr. Charles R.
Coombs will give lecture on Songs of Other
Days in Memorial Hall, Wednesday evening,
December 9Th. It will be illustrated by Sc
lections on Mr.. Coombs Victor Talking Ma
chine, with records from the worlds most
famous songs rendered by noted artists, in
GLIDING Geraldine Farrar, the independent
American woman.
The Universalist fair under the auspices of
the Ladies Circle will be held in Memorial hall
on Thursday afternoon and evening, December
LIST Doors open at 2.3O D. m. and supper will
ne served at 500. The farce "Our Church
Fair" in two acts, will be presented by ladies
of the Social Aid at 745 p. m. Admission
free in the afternoon. Supper and entertain
ment, IS cents. Entertainment, Is cents All
are cordially invited.
The annual mask ball of Tarratine Tribe of
Red Men takes place in the Opera House this,
Thursday, evening. The program opens with
; the big street parade at o'clock in the after
noon. The parade, headed by the Belfast Band,
will form on High street at Pythian hall, and
the route will be down High to Northport
avenue, returning on Church street and dis
banding at the point of formation. In the
evening, under the direction of Orrin J. Dickey,
the tribe will present the celebrated Buffalo
Dance" from an old Indian custom. This in
PRODUCES an Indian Quartette, with words and
music by Mrs. Cleora Haney Read. Special
and the program contains many interesting
features.
II BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET. The Belfast
Board of Trade will have a banquet at the
Windsor Hotel Tuesday evening, November
18th. It is expected that Hon. Chas. S. HIGH.
born Of Augusta will be the principal speaker
MIR. Hichborn has been the president of the
State Board of Trade and of the Augusta
Board of Trade, and is an interesting and
forceful speaker. There will also be short
talks by citizens on subjects relating to the
commercial and industrial interests of Belfast
All the clergymen are specially invited, and
any citizen will be welcome. Those wishing
to attend should notify any member of the
committee-Messrs. James H. Howes, Ben D,
Field, S. A. Parker, R. H. Howes and DR.. w