The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-12-15

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ing OF the sewing circle tomorrow, Friday. af.
ternoon, at the hospital. to take account of the
work done during the year and to consider
methods for the coming season. Members
are urged to attend
Official Bulletin No. from the Wigwam of
the Great Sachem, l. o. R. NJ, extends holiday
greetings to the people Of Maine. and in clos
ing makes this suggestion to members: ave
suggest that each and every Tribe and Council
OF Maine request the good people to Join with
you in the splendid work of bringing smiles of
JOY to hearts in gloom and in making the chill
dren happy during this holiday season."
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
by Sunrise Grange, Winterport, Saturday even
ing, December 10th, and officers for the ensu-
ing year were elected as follows: Master, Ros-
eoe Llttlefield; Overseer, Carroll Young: Lee
turer' Mrs W. Bean; Chaplain, Lorenzo Hill;
Steward, Francis Littlefeld; Asst. Steward.
Leighton Young; Sec retary, Mrs. Clara Cole;
POMONA, Mrs. Lorenzo Hill; Flora, Maude
Young; Ceres, Ellen Conant; Lady Steward,
Grace Colson; Treasurer, Luther w. Frederick.
Gate Keeper, George Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry White arrived last
Thursday from Masardis, where they have been
for Mr.. Whites health, stopping in camp
near that village. Mr.. White was taken i'll
with appendicitis and Saturday was operated
on in the Waldo County Hospital. Mrs. White
Is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S.
Hutchins. They had been near the camps
where Mr.. Fred W. Bailey and family were
located and report that they had returned to
Masardis, having had enough of roughing it
and would prol ably remain in that village this
winter.
The sale of the Red Cross Christmas seals
under the direction of the Travellers Club is
well underway in Waldo county The legally
appointed agents in the towns outside of the
city are as follows: Burnham, Mrs. H. B. Nc
Kechnie; Freedom. Mrs. Mary H. Sibley;
Brooks, W. S. Jones; Monroe, Geo. A. Palmer;
Liberty, Miss Mary Brown; Searsport, Frank
Monroe; Stockton Springs, J. H. Wardwell;
Swanville, Nickerson & Damn; Islesboro, Mrs.
1nez Pendleton; Unity, Mrs. E. D. Chase;
Thorndike, Peter Harmon; Frankfort, Mrs.
Albert Pierce; Palermo, H. L. Pinkham. It is
a square inch of good will for a cent and every
letter and package should bear Red Cross
seal.
The GENrLEMEN's WHIST PARTY. The first
military whist party ever given in the State
with gentlemen as captains will take place at
the Home for Aged Women this, Thursday,
evening under the direction of Miss Sue M,
Partridge. assisted by Misses Elizabeth A.
Quimby and Amy L. Wilson as leutenants.
Following are the captains and players: DR.. E.
L. Stevens, captain, Mrs. E. L. Stevens. Miss
Annie L. Barr and DR.. D. P. Flanders; S. A.
Parker, captain, Miss Frances Howes, Mrs.
Parker and Herbert Foster; Mr.. M. L. Slugg,
captain, Misses Katherine C. Quimby and Cora
S. Morrison and Raymond Sherman; Mr.. A. C.
Burgess, captain, Mrs. Geo. A. Quimby Mr. E. A.
Sherman and Mrs. Burgess; Ralph l. Morse.
captain, Misses Evelyn P. Morrison and Flor
ence M. Hill and Clyde Holmes; Mr.. Ralph D.
Southworth, captain, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coombs and Mrs. Southworth; Mr.. Aethur
Richie, captain, DR.. and Mrs. o. S. Vickery
and Mrs. Richie; Mr.. Eugene R. Conner, cap
tain, Mrs. ]. C. Durham, Miss Louisa H. Fer
guson and Mrs. Conner; Mr.. Sewyn Thompson,
captain, Mrs. George T. Read, Mrs F. G. Car
ter and Mrs Thompson; Mr.. Charles P. Hazel
tine, captain, Mrs. Edward Sibley, Misse
Frances Chase and Annie.Bean; Mr. James H.
Howes, captain, Mrs. C. H. Walden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Tyler; Mr.. William M. Randall,
captain, Mrs. Chas. Bradbury and Mrs. Randall,
Mr.. H. T. Field; Mr.. Clement W. Wescott, cap
tain, Mrs. R. P Chase, Mr.. and Mrs W. K.
Keene; Mr.. Ralph H. Howes, captain, Misses
Howes. The refreshments will be in charge
of the captains, with Mr.. Ralph H. Howes,
chairman, and the menu will be provided with
out the assistance or knowledge of the ladies'
DIR. Elmer Small, Hon. R. F. Dunton, George
A. Quimby Frank R. Wiggin, orrin J. Dickey,
Fred T. Chase will serve. "Our Georges
activities will be confined to the kitchen.
He said he wouldn't carry waiter to saves
the necks of the whole party" Special atten-
ton has been given to the decorations, and
the party will be of unusual interest to the
ladies.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The public have
come to look for fine display of pretty and
artistic holiday goods at Woodcocks, and this
season they will find more attractive line
than ever before, including pictures, China,
pottery and bric-a-brac, cut glass, (offered from
now until Christmas at one third the regular
price, books. Christmas stationery, calendars
post cards, leather goods, etc. Every one is
invited to visit the store whether they buy or
not >. James H. Howes, Odd Fellows block,
makes some Christmas suggestions. He has
large stock of holiday goods-too numerous
to mention here-and has reduced the prices
on women's, misses and children's coats and
suits for clearance. Call at his well lighted
store and let his attentive clerks show you the
many attractive things he has for the holiday
trade. For china, cut glass, lamps, leather
goods, toys, dolls, and lots of other things go
to Carle & Jones. Edison Paragraphs with IL
records, 81 down and 81 per month: -. Chase &
Doak, rs Main street, have diamonds, rings, cut
glass, s,silverware leather goods cutlery, and lots
Of other things--be autiful goods and low prices
80. Ira M. Cobe of Chicago offers for sale, at
less than one-half actual cost his premises in
Northport, consisting of modern summer
cottage, stable and garage, and servants hall
All the buildings are thoroughly modern and
up-to-date. .... You will find many attractive
things for Christmas gifts at the City Drug
Store, at 5, 10 and Is cents, with $500 worth of
leather goods at cost. Fogg & Coombs,
Howes' block. are now booking orders for the
Christmas dinner They will have chickens
from the Ferguson Poultry farm, weighing
from 5 to Z pounds, native Waldo county geese,
turkeys and ducks, native pork, and Arlington
goods of all kinds. -. Whitten Bros, Opera
House block, ask, What is Christmas?" and
answer the question in their advertisement.
They invite orders from those who intend to
make gifts to the poor, to which they will
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