The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-01-13

Tho lrniversalist Social Aid will meet with
mrs I G. Paul this, Thursday, afternoon at
oclock-
Mao+;on has been made of the death in
son,erviIle, Mass, of Wilfred B. Rich, Esq,
and an obituary will be published next week.
~, rospital Aid will hold their annual meet
ino in Memorial Hall morrow, Friday after
noon A tull attendance is requested.
MANY of our readers will learn with regret
of tba death, January 9Th, at his home in Vlnai-
h.voo. Of Col. Thomas S. Libby, man proml-
nent in business in politics and in the u A. H.
As result of the new SO hour law which
wont into effect Jan. l, the Leonard 4 Barrows
sbos factory closed last Saturday at $50
o'clock in the afternoon, which Will be the
closing time in the future.
willard A. johnson has bought of Walter H.
Richards the house on Bayview street ne is
occpoving, and Lewis Hart has sold his house
-, Miller street to Fred 7. Murcn, who will
move there in the spring.
Ernest Richards was before special meet
ing of the City Government Tuesday after
noon, was adjudged insane, and Wednesday
r,orning he was taken to the Insane Hospleal
in Augusta by Ralph Hayford.
Prof Charles Zuebin, who is to speak on
THE Fellowship of the Common Life to-
morrow, Friday, evening, has delivered series
of lectures in Rochester, N. Y, of which the
Evening Times of that city says: "No man or
woman who is interested in right conditions OF
life and the adjustment of business ana social
.roblem can afford to miss hearing Mr. Lueoiin:
No one today has the existent conditlons OF
he country so wellin hand as this Drliilant lee
t,1rer who showers his audience with interest
;rq, f.cts and brilliant satire, but throughout
the whole run practical truths and suggestions
for bringing harmony out of discord.
D. A. R, FLAGS FOR THE SCHOOLS. John
Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., presented peautl-
full flags to the city schools Monday and tues
dav. The motive was to awaken the interest
of the pupils in historical events, especially IN
those relating to Revolutionary days. MISS
BERTHA |. Bird presented the North Primary
flag Monday, and Tuesday the following pres
entations were made: Mrs. Edward Sloley 10
grades and 9, Mrs. E. P Frost to grades
and 7 and to Miss Birds division in the city
building, Miss Isabel CHM to grades and o.
and Mrs. G. W. Stoddard to the South Primary
The flags are of silk, by d feet, mounted On
oak stats with gilded spear points, with the
execution of the flag for grades and 9, which
is larger, made of bunting and with the star
brass mounted. The ladies making the pres
entations are members of John Cochran Chap
ter and their remarks were appropriate to the
occasion.
Belfast bids fair to turn out some well equip
ped young business women, even though they
have not the advantages of business college
education Six young ladies are now learning
telepraphy. and five have learned it and secur-
ed positions. All of the latter learned type
writing, and nearly all can receive kilograms
on the mill" Of those now learning telegra-
ply two are expert stenographers and type
writers and the others have some knowledge
of one or both these branches, with which they
are RAPIDLY becoming more familiar, while sew
eral other young ladies in town are studying
stenography and typewriting. We are glad to
see this energetic spirit of ambition and indie
pendence asserting itself among our young
ladies', and we hope that our young men WI!
not be left behind. In these days, more than
ever before, there seems to be room at the
top" in every branch of business for the person
who will nut forth effort enough to reach the
top.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Harry w. Clark q
r. Az M;
price slaughter in clothing to begin at break
of day Friday, January 18th. This is the reg
ular Today Red-Tag cleanup sale, but is to
be record breaker in the bargains offered.
See prices quoted in the advertisement This
is cash sale; no goods charged at these cut
prices. il. The Stickney Stove Store, Church
street, opposite Memorial building carries full
lines of kitchen furnishings, stoves and ranges,
and plumbing is a specially Call and see the
King Kineo range to be given away by The
Republican Journal. You will find at the
City Bakery, Opera House block, the best OF
home made candies, and bread, cakes, cookies
and pies such as mother used to make. Allen
L. Curtis, successor to A. Applin, is the pro-
prietor, and will spare no efforts to merit the
public patronage. The proof of the stocking
is in the wearing Try the Holeproof stock.
inps sold at the Dinsmore Store and you will
be convinced that they are true to name...
Found on Main street, Belfast, a sum of money
:. Agents wanted, men or women, in every towr
in Waldo county. e. Proposals wanted for re-
wiring the Waldo county courthouse for cleo
tricity.. Administrators notice of sale Of
real estate of Albert R. George, late of Sears
port =. The semi-annual discount sale Of J
W. Ferguson & Co., 20 Main street, begins to
day and will continue 80 days. Terms, strictly
cash. -. earle & Jones announce that their
cent sale has been great success. Some line'
were entirely sold out and orders for duplicate
lots were sent out on the o'clock train Satur
day Next Saturday they will have full stool
again, with the exception of belts and collars
which they could not get. The sale will Include
remnant wall papers, etc. James H. Howes
Odd Fellows block, advertises "Let Go" sal
of womer's coats. He intends to close out thi
stock and at the prices quoted the coats viii
go quickly, and intending buyers should cal
early. Hoarhound and honey drops and othe
CONNECTIONS at Follett's, Opera House block.
Sleigh for sale at bargain price by c. A. Hor
ton, 8 Church street.. Bargains in ladies
underwear at The Fashion, High street. :. TIL
muslin underwear sale at James H. Howes
! continues this week, closing Saturday.