The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

The 1Jniversalist Social Aid will meet with |
Mrs. O. S. Vickery this, Thursday, afternoon at |
o'clock.
The meeting of Seaside Chautauqua Alumni
will be held with Mrs. A. c. Weber, NO. Il
Court street, this, Thursday, afternoon.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be with Mrs c. A. HUBBARD NO.
Park street, Monday afternoon, January loth'
All members are requested to be present.
Atthe January meeting of the Directors for
the Home for Aged Women last MONDAY even
ing a vote of thanks was extended tor gli'
80 es from Mr.. VIM. F. Bean of Kansas City,
Mo.
At the regular meeting of the Improvement
Society, January 3rd, at the home OF MRS. r. w.
Pote. vote of thanks was extended to Mr.. w.
Rean of Kansas City for the gift OF 70 to
he applied to the Park improvement fund.
Kenneth Burgess, Frank Hazeltine and Tom
Randall spent part of last week at the A. u
BURGESS cottage, Pitchers Pond, and enter
tanned the members OF Castle ohafi'ins'
Knights of King Arthur, one day OF their s'ay'
The Knights made the trip out and back by
blackboard and were accompanied by Rev.
Adolph Rossbach.
Commenting on the item concerning the Kill
ling of a $40 pound porker by w. r. "hi'cohio
of this city, the Turf, Farm and Home says
"If Mr.. Whitcomb only knew it ne couio nave
made more money to have divided that porker
into three and had these pigs weighing about
ITO pounds each. They would nave Drought
about cent pound more than the pig porher
did and could have been grown consioeraoly
cheaper"
The remains of Rev. S. L. Hanscom were
brought to Belfast on the morning tram last
Saturday and funeral service was held IN the
Methodist vestry at 1870. Kew. Albert f.
Ince conducted the service and Rev. u. "
winslow offered prayer. The bearers were
Horace Pitcher Tileston Wadhn, FRANK
Blodpett. and Adrian c. Tuttle. all OF the
Methodist parish. The interment was IN the
, family lot in Grove Cemetery. His death &C.
, Cured at the home of his youngest son, Rev
> BENJAMIN Hanscom Of Mars HILL and the III
!, neral was held in Houlton. where his son. Rev
Albert Hanscom, is located. His three sons
!, Revs. Warren, Albert and Benjamin, accom-
. named the remains to Belfast to attend tn
4 funeral An obituary of Mr.. Hanscom, Tor
: mer pastor of the M. E. church in this city
a will be found on another page.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Scent sale
: earle & Jones, for which unusual preparation
have been made, begins next Saturday at
M. and closes Saturday. January 18th, at
! m. There are bargains in all lines for every
g BODY. as you will see by the advt. This
!. strictly cash sale and everybody in valid
: county is invited Mail and telephone order
ia promptly attended to-. THE City Nations
! Bank of Belfast publishes full report 10
!. 1909, with statement of condition, list OF sc
IL curities, and other information Of interest
p stockholders and depositors. 1.-THE Wald
r Trust Company tells how cooperation is Pre-
ia lection and calls attention to the fact that
"A paws interest on checking accounts and pt
So cent interest in the savings department :.
~ The annual muslin underwear sale by JAIME
10 n. Howes, Odd Fellows block, will begin Sal
y urday morning, January 9Th. Big values
!, standard goods. -. The W. L. Douglass sho'
20 are sold at the Colburn Shoe Store Hal
" price sale of trimmed and untrimmed hats I
r Lords :. The Holeproof stockings are sold |
:. The Dinsmore Store Fresh roasted peanut
h, always hot. at the Follett store, Opera Hou'
vs. block. Three more days this week Of Il
ae one-half price sale by w. H. Richards, As Ma
w street. =. See removal notice of R. A. Frens
ne & Co. Special discount sale for the next tv
Of weeks. beginning today. J. B. Waterman I
es Belfast and C. n Stevens and family and MI
es Isaac Reynolds Of Liberty publish cards
j. thanks. "A desirable 'front.' room ON Hfst Ao0
with modern convenience, to let. !. A. ]
Howes 3 Co. will have special sale OF Il
original Pan-American coffee next Saturda
Regular price, 19cents: special price, 16 cent
Annual meeting Of stockholders Of Scar
wort National Bank, January 18th, at P. m.