The Republican journal., 1910-11-24

The Universalist Social Aid will meet with
Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley tomorrow, Friday, at
| ternOon
Don't forget to send your contribution to the
Waldo County Hospital. This is donation week
Contributions are coming in from all sources
in the country.
Auro ra Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows en-
joyed regular picnic supper last Tuesday.
The attendance was smaller than usual on &C.
count Of the storm. These suppers will be
held during the winter on regular meeting
nights.
Prof. John M. Briscoe of the department of
forestry, University of Maine, has been en-
gagged by the Belfast Improvement Society to
give an address on "The Planting and Care of
Shade Trees" December 9th, at %. M. in
Memorial hall. There will be no charge for
admission and the Improvement Society ex-
tends cordial invitation to all who have the
beauty of our city at heart.
PoOR's MILLS. Orrin L. Wentworth of Cape
Rozier, Me-, came Saturday to visit his par
turning Monday. :. Mrs. Annabell Underwood
came home Tuesday. She has been stopping
week in the city .. George Daggett is away
on a hunting trip. Horace Wentworth went
to Winnecook November 18th and returned
| Thursday with deer Mr.. Newton Strong
returned to Boston last week.
! Many in this city will have occasion to give
thanks today to Mr.. Charles Bradbury, man
who is always doing good by stealth. We were
told at Fogg & Coombs market that Mr. Brad
bury had ordered more Thanksgiving dinners
than they had ever known to be sent out by
one person. The orders were not only for
turkeys and chickens, but included vegetables,
cranberries, celery, etc. Mr.. Horace Chenery,
as usual, had turkey sent to each man in his
employ-25 in all.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones sug-
gest solution of the problem "what shall
buy for Chrisimas?" and that is, buy an Edi-
son photograph and receive six special Am
berol records-$3 worth free. Call and see
them and hear a practical demonstration of
their desirability q Christmas gift. This
week we give a photograph of a new Regal
model in button. The Regal shoes for women
are sold only at the Dinsmore Store and are
carried in quarter sizes. See also the The
Dinsmore Store advt. headed "Xmas Nervne. -
80. A. A. Howes & Co. have a full line of the
Lufkin candies, made in Bangor, pure fresh
goods. Try the molasses kisses Call at
Perry's market, 40 Main street, and you will
realize that the price of meats has fallen. See
the cash prices quoted in his advt. /. E. H
Knowlton has large work horse for sale--a
fair driver and a great worker. Il. The Seal
shipt oysters sold by E. F. Bramhall G. Co. are
delighting their customers. Try some. :.
Wanted, at the Pastures, Belfast, a white
Chester boar, O. l. c., ready for service
1t is five weeks to Christmas, but H. J. Locke
& Son have received their complete Christmas
stock, and that means great variety of pretty
and useful things. including everything in the
line of watches, clocks, sterling and plated
silver ware, Pickard china, etc. Plain goods
for engraving should be selected early.
Charles F. Swift, Masonic Temple has full
line of all kinds of fruit, nuts, candies, ETC.
for Christmas. Send to Mrs. H. W. Lamson
81 Congress street, Belfast, for circular of the
| Lamson tour to Cuba for the winter of 1910 l.!
Havana is one of the most attractive foreign
cities and the winter climate there is delight
full. 80. Girl or woman wanted as an assistan,
at the Home for Aged Women, % Cedar street
.....Mrs. H. B. Whittier and Miss Miriam
| Whittier publish card of thanks . Book No
1860 savings department of the Waldo Trus
| Co., Belfast, has been lost. Finder will pleas.
return to Frank R. Wiggin. treasurer. 20. See
special notice of the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co.