The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-04-28

The Uniyersalist Social Aid will meet with
Mrs. Albea Hutchins, NJ Her street. this Thuis-
day, afternoon.
Andrew E. Clark Camp, S. Of ", revived and
reorganized will begin drilling tins week pre-
paratory to taking its place in the parade on
Memorial Day. Much interest is manifested.
The will of Frederick B. CHM, late of Nord Z
hoff, Calf, formerly of the Boston publishing
f1rm of CHM & Co., contains bequest OF $2l,-
600 to the East Maine Conference Seminary at
Bucksport.
George A. Leavitt of East Belfast has new
Buick car. Superintende mt A. J. knowlton has
a Ford runabout. which he will use in his
school work in Belfast and Searsport. Virgil
L. Hall has bought Speedwell 6O-horse power
car.
There will be Maybasket supper at Trini-
ty Reformed Church next Monday evening,
to be followed by an entertainment Adults
Is cents, and children under IL years of age 10
cents. This gives the public an opportunity to
enjoy good supper and pleasant entertain
ment.
VETERANS MEETING. The Waldo County
Veteran Association will meet at Silver Har-
vest Grange Hail. Waldo, May 9th, when we
hope to see large gathering OF the old veter-
ans of Waldo County. 1t has been some years
since we met at this place. Bring your goodies.
A. Stinson Sec'y.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be with Mrs. E. P Frost, AZ High
street, Monday afternoon, May End. The mag
azine topic is Social Idealism and Suffrage for
Women" and the lesson from the C.. L. S. c.
books Social Life at Rome,' chapter eleven,
and 1.-THE Friendly Stars, chapter twenty two.
! Roll-call, quotations from Addison.
The Women's Alliance of the First Parish
| (Unitarian) church entertained the members
of the Literature Club and the Travellers
Club last evening in the Unitarian church par
lors. An informal reception was followed by
literary and musical program. Rev. Adolph
Rossbach read paper on Hull House of Chi
cago, of which Jane Adams is the head.
The Center Montville Telephone Co., orga-
nized at Center Montville for the purpose of
constructing and operating telephone line,
with $4,000 capital stock, of which 1910 is paid
in, has filed its certificate of organization at
the Office of the Secretary of State. Officers:
President J. J. Clement of Montville; treasur-
er, G. L. Edmunds of Montville. Certificate
filed April %, 1910.
The concluding lecture in the course under
the auspices of the Belfast improvement So
ciety was given in the Opera House last Tues
day evening by Dr. Samuel Parks Cadman of
Brooklyn, NJ Y. His subject was "The Puri-
tan in Two Worlds" The lecturer and the
lecture were all that the advance notices had
led the public to expect, and many expressed
: the wish that DR.. Cadman might be heard here
again next season.
! At a special meeting of the Belfast Base
r Ball Association, April 21st, Henry Brown was
elected captain. B. F. Wells, Jr., of Auburn,
, who was present with samples from which the
members might select their suits, etc., present.
ed Capt. Brown with uniform. Their colors
are cadet gray and red. The suits are gray,
with a red block letter on the front, and red
stockings. 1t is good team and will no doubt
render good account of itself the coming sea-
son.
: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. James H. Howes,
Odd Fellows block, is offering in his carpet de-
partment clean, fresh, new goods at bottom
prices. His stock includes carpets rugs, mat
tings, linoleums, curtains--lace, muslin, ecru
and white-and window shades. The Penob-
!. scot Bay Electric Co. announces a reduction of
80 1-3 per cent on its rates for lighting in Bel
| fast, to go into effect May LIST. The company
will be pleased to give estimates on cost of
wiring. Mrs. R. C. Sheldon has just return
ed from Boston with full line Of spring and
summer millinery. Work done to order.
Rooms over ]. B. Stickney's store, opposite
, Memorial building. -. The City National bank
gives number of reasons why you should do
business with it,. You will find Regal shoes
for women at The Dinsmore Store-exclusive
models worn by the most fashionable women
in New York. Quarter sizes and fit guaran-
! teed.. OF course you want Lamson & Hub
bard hat, and the place to buy them is at D. P
Palmer's, Masonic Temple. -. A. A. Howes &
Co. sell the Tudor coffee, which is highly rec
commended. .Searsport Savings bank book
lost. Millinery at low prices at The Fashion,
: Lords, IS High street. :. Annual meeting of
7 the corporators of the Searsport Savings bank
at 10 a. M, May 7th. The week beginning
May End will be Memo week at James H.
Howes, when the new models of the Memo
Self-Reducing corsets will be displayed.
Girl wanted for general housework. Apply to
S. G. Swift, 50 Cedar street,. Special sale at
James H. Howes, Odd Fellows block, Satur-
day, April 30th.. earle & Jones have large
assortment of Nickel Plated Ware in their
basement salesroom, including the "Lsk" pure
t Lake Superior copper nickelplated tea-kettles
d Call and look them over. Alfred Flood, Stella
Z Lombard and John Lombard of Northport pub
e lish card of thanks Board wanted for two
young children. Enquire at this Office.
Base ball goods at D. F. Stephenson's, next
v door to Windsor Hotel See notice of Dick.
e ey's Bangor excursions steamers Belfast
and Camden. "A yellow male coon cat miss
ing Please return to Mrs. Ida Holt Holt
S street, near lower Bridge.
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