The Republican journal., 1910-10-13

The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of the
North church will meet with Mrs. M. c. Hill
| Wednesday evening, October 18th. The mem
| bers are requested to bring scissors.
VIM. J. Price has closed his store on the
/ Campground and returned to his home in this
city, No. Is Pearl street, where he is selling
the remainder of his stock at bargain prices.
Mgr. Clifford of the Opera House, will have
birthday party Monday evening next,
when all children under IL and over 80, accom-
panied by their parents, will be admitted free.
The pictures which are being shown this
week at the Belfast Opera House are among
the best seen in this city for some time while
the new B. 0. H. orchestra which Manager
Clifford has organized is delighting large
| crowds.
The October section of the Epworth League
will give an entertainment and social in the M.
E. Church vestry Friday evening, October 18th
All are cordially idvited to come and partici-
pate in the enjoyments of the evening. The
entertainment will be given by seven maids
and seven bachelors. Admission, 10 cents.
Last Saturday deer was started up by
train on the Belfast branch of the Maine Cen
trail After running some distance alongside
/ the track, he either attempted to 60 through
wire fence, or was caught as he ran and In so
doing broke his neck. Some section men
showed up in the course of short time and
instead of using the animal for food they dug
a hole in the ground and promptly buried it.
Venison apparently has no charms for the Sec
ton men in that part of the State.-Bangor
| Commercial.
The meeting of Seaside Chautauqua Circle
will be held at the home of Mrs. Helen A. Car
ter, No. Is High street, Monday afternoon,
October 18th. The C. L. S. C. book, Industrial
and Social History of England" chapters one
two and three will be discussed, and the topic
from the Chautauqua1i magazine, democratic
England" This is the first study meeting of
the c. L. S. c. year. All persons who are in
terested and would like to become members of
Seaside Circle are invited to this meeting.
paid in Full" drama that has had long
run in the large cities, was presented in the
Belfast Opera House Tuesday evening to a
large and appreciative audience The seven
characters in the asst were all excellent The
villain seemed the real thing and the leading
lady a typical specimen of true and tried wom-
anhood 1t is one of the cleanest plays on the
road and will be sure of welcome if it should
visit Belfast again. The opera house orchestra,
Mrs. Csc. Pettee, leader, presented several
pleasing selections of catchy music
SAD CASE. Alton Heal of Searsmont has
been acting strangely and it was feared that
/ bic ind L,d 1
might do himself or others injury. Some time
ago an attempt was made to have an examina-
ton as to his mental condition but he evaded it
by leaving his home. Last week warrant
was sworn out for his arrest and Friday Sheriff
Carleton went to Searsmont and brought
the young man to Belfast. Saturday he was
taken to Searsmont, where the selectmen had
hearing before Drs. A. Millett of that town
and G. B. Holt of Liberty, at which Heal was
adjudged insane and ordered committed to the
Eastern Maine Insane hospital at Bangor Heal
is about IS years of age. Six years ago his
wife and young child died and he has since
been living alone. The loss of those dear to
him preyed upon him in his lonely life and il is
thought that irregular living with insufficient
nourshment tended to bring about what is be-
lieved to be temporary mental breakdown.
With the care he will have at the hospital, his
early return to normal and healthful cond-
tons is confidently expected.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. The Spencer, Eaton
Co. have something to say this week about
rugs. They carry, among others, rugs from
such old and reliable firms as the Bigelow,
d
panies, and invite inspection of their line of
rugs and carpets. -. earle & Jones announce
their final mark down sale of fruit jars and
jelly glasses for Octot er 18th, 18th and 18th,
They also offer bargains in joss STICKS books
and Japanese cups and saucers. .... There is
still opportunity to get lady's So boot at The
Dinsmore Store for $2.55. They are just from
the factory and bargain at that price. You
will find the Holeproof stockings at the same
store. A further announcement of interest is
that The Dinsmore' Store has just received the
first shipment of the smart new fall styles in
Regal shoes for women. 80. Black fur collar
lost Finder please return to the store of A.
A. HoweS & Co. $50. M. R. Knowlton has for
rent a drug store and dentist parlor and liv-
ing room for the winter at Sea Breeze, Florida.
Address or apply to him at the restaurant &c
High street. ;. James H. Howes, Odd Fellows
block, will have at his store Thursday, October
Goth, representative from Custom Tailoring
firm with line Of models and cloths, who will
take orders for garments, suits and skirts, with
guarantee of perfect fit and satisfaction. -.
For blankets go to the store of James H.
Howes, Odd Fellows block. Garlic Jones
will give away $50 worth of tea and coffee in
the next three days-October 18th, 14th and
15th-to buyers Of agate ware. Willie San
born and family publish . card Of thanks.