The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-05-12

The cost of the murder of Mrs. Thomas to
the present time. including the inquest, the po-
lice court and supreme court trials, is 81, $50.
DR.. W. L. West, V. s., has telephone con-
nection at his hospital and at his residence.
The hospital number is ia, ring 10; the house
Jos, ring 10.
The Penobscot Bay Electric Co. has leased
the store in Johnson block, occupied of late by
NJ R. Knowlton as restaurant, and will move
there at once. On and after May 1st all bills
will be payable at the Office Mr.. Knowlton
has moved his effects tie the Williamson build
ing, nearly opposite, and intends after the
necessary alterations and repairs made to
open restaurant there.
PooR's MILLS. The drama that was to have
been presented Tuesday, May 10th, had to be
postponed for a time. The remains of Mrs
James Sheldon of Worcester, Mass, were
brought here last Friday, accompanied by her
grandson, Charles E. Patterson. The funeral
took place at the home of her son, Mr.. ]. F.
Sheldon, and the services were conducted by
Rev. D. L. Wilson. Mr.. Patterson returned to
Worcester Saturday afternoon. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wiley will work on the farm of C. A.
Mckinley this summer. Mrs. Eta Brown re-
turned home from Carver's Harbor last Thurs
day.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. At the an
nual meeting of the Waldo County Hospital
the following directors were elected: For three
years, Arthur Richie, S. A. Parker of Belfast
and Arthur B. Hatch of Morrill,; for two years,
Capt. J. F. McKeen; for one year, ]. H. Per-
kins and F. M. Bailey of Belfast. At the meet
ing of the board of directors the following
We're elected President, Reuel W. Rogers;
clerk, Eben F. Littlefeld. The reports of the
directors and officers were very satisfactory
and the institution is in Furnishing condition.
The advisory board of the hospital includes
any regularly graduated and registered physi-
clan now practcing in Waldo county.
SALE, SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENT The
Ladies' Circle and the Young Woman's Guild
of the North church will hold sale of food
and fancy articles at Memorial Hall, opening
at o'clock p. on Tuesday, May 18th. At
the food table the Circle will offer variety of
good things to eat, while the Guild will show
"iAoe tiioe SoSASIy 10 uoii6 Al eAS al 70 dAo
crafts. Tea will be served from 5 o'clock to
$50. In the evening the Guild will present
"The Barrington's at home," and 1.-THE Side
Show" two clever little plays written by John
Hendricks Bangs. Ice cream, cake and candy
will be on sale both afternoon and evening.
Admission to entertainment, Is cents.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Read the offer of
earle & Jones by which you can get "a worth
of Edison Amberol "a minute) records free.
If you take advantage OF this offer any time
before May %, 1910, they will adjust the at
tachnent and clean your machine free of
charge. The 9 cent sale in earle & Jones'
basement, which began Monday, May 9th will
\ntinue through this week. They offer
great variety of useful and indispensable arti-
cles at only 8 cents. Don't miss this sale.
... The Linen Sale at James H. Howes', Odd
Fellows block, begins Saturday, May 18th and
closes Saturday, May 21st. Special sale, Sat-
urday, May 18th. Don't miss these opportuni-
ties for bargains in seasonable and desirable
goods Spencer, Eaton & Company sell
Liquidene, a preservatve for oileloth and lin
oleum. Try it. They also have in stock ev-
erything for the home. -. Oakley's toilet goods
are on display and for sale at The Fashion,
Lords High street. You are sure of fit if
you go to the Dinsmore Store for your foot
wear. They carry all kinds and can adjust
them to suit any foot-$1.50 to 49,. See an
commencement of the Spencer, Eaton Co., At
Main street, undertakes and licensed embalm-
ers. full line of caskets, robes and furnish
ing goods always in stock. Satisfaction guar
anteed. The Holeproof Hosiery Co. sold $780,,
600 pairs of stockings last year, and the past
three months sales indicate that they will sell
third more this year. The proof of the Hole
proof is in the wearing. Sold only at The
Dinsmore Store. :. Lancaster Staples receiv-
ed May 10th twenty head of horses, weighing
from 1000 to 1900 land they can be seen at the
Hayford stable on Federal street. They will
have other shipments during the season, and
those wanting horses should call on them....
John Ward, the fastest record stallion ever
foaled in Maine, will remain in Belfast during
the season of 1910. For catalog showing pedi-
gree of John Ward and others address M. A.
Nevins or Horace Chenery. Belfast Me.