The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-10-20

dances at Silver Harvest Grange hall, Waldo
every Saturday evening, weather permitting,
with music by Gurney's orchestra and Mr..
Mason prompter.
Miss Inez l.. Barker, who was injured bv
lightning at the home of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Atkinson, in North Searsmont October LIST,
has recovered sufficiently to take charge of a
surgical case in Montvile Charles and Horace
Atkinson, who were injured at the same time
have practically recovered.
NORTH BELFAST The Ladies' Aid Society
held its first meeting of the year for organized
work Wednesday afternoon, October 18th, at
the home of Miss Rose Wood large list of
the members was present and new names add
ed to its membership. The society was never
in more prosperous condition than at the
present time, and the outlook for continued
success the coming year is decidedly favorable
The officers for the year are: Mrs. Willis S.
Hatch, President; Mrs. Ada Wiley, Vice Presi-
dent; Mrs Frank Roberts, Secretary and Treas
urer. Mr. William Il. Wilder, who has been
nominated as the Republican candidate for
Congress in the 4th Massachusetts, district
was formerly native of this village. He is
The son of Jonas and Louisa Wilder and a
grandson of the late John W. Wilder. Mr.
Wilder went to Gardner, Mass. when boy
and has continued to live there ever since
His business life has been very successful. He
is at the head of the Wilder Industries, incor-
porated. with offices in Boston. He retains a
high regard for his boyhood home, as evidenced
by his sending generous check to the build
ing committee to aid in the construction of our
new church vestry. .....A party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Hatch Friday
evening, October 14th, in celebration of the
55th birthday Of the Hatch Bros. walter G
and Willis 81 It was strictly family affair
and only near relatives were present. A
sumptuous dinner was daintily served and the
evening was pleasantly passed in social way.
Several membranes were bestowed upon
the brothers, and congratulations extended
for having been permitted to journey together
so many years on life's way. ..... Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Whitmore of Maiden, Mass, have been
week.. Frank Walls of Melrose, Mass, ar
rived last Friday to visit his sister, Mrs. w. A.
Mason, who is ill.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. There will be a
special sale of ladies' garments at the store of
James H. Howes Odd Fellows block, today,
October Goth. representative from the F.
H. Brown Clothing Co., will show a large line
of new fall garments, which will be on sale at
reasonable prices. The line will include a
large assortment of suits, skirts, rain coats and
capes in the newest styles and most fashion
able material. A large line will be shown from
the custom tailoring department of the F. H
Brown Co. and orders will be taken for gar
ments to be made to order. Remember, this
showing is to be for one day only. -. earle &
Jones in the Boston market buying coats
and suits, and Saturday, October 22nd they
will have open for inspection the latest and
best in this line of goods and invite inspection
of them. Give your local dealers an opportu-
nifty to show that in style and price they can
compete with outside parties who have no in
terests in.the community and contribut. moth
ing to the support Of our institutions. .......
You are invited to call at The Dinsmore
Store and try on pair of the Regal shoes for
women, and find how smoothly and comforta-
bly, they fit. Every Womans Regal has the
stamp of Fashions approval and the quality
insures long service and economy. D. P.
Palmer has moved his stock of furnishing
goods to the store in Masonic Temple formerly
occupied by Fred A. Johnson, (next door to his
old store) where he has more room and better
facilities for displaying his goods. He has a
new fall and winter stock in all the latest
styles in furnishing goods, Lamson & Hubbard
hats. caps, Hathaway shirts, etc. Orders
taken for the "Slipon" raincoats. -. See advt.
of tea, coffee, cocoa and spices for sale by the
Direct Importing Agency, Opera House block.
Fresh goods received every week. $500. Good
serviceable horses for sale at low price at
Pearl Brook Farm. See advt. and call on Mr..
Gallagher, the trainer. :. Buy Holeproof
stockings at the Dinsmore Store and put away
your mending bag. "A L. Kicker, Monroe,
Me-, has White Plymouth Rock cockerels for
sale. Write him for prices, etc. -. Mrs. T. G.
Bartlett and Miss Lucy A. Bartlett publish q
card of thanks. =. See advt of bargains in 9
stove, range, piano, chamber sets, etc. at No. {
Alto street Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Palmer anC
Mr.. A. c. Mossman publish card of thanks