The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-09

The plank Sidewalk ia front Of the CT,
Park has been removed and is being replaeA !
BY gravel walk.
The Ladies Auxiliary win give poverty
sociable in the G. A. R. hall Monday evening
November 18th. All are invited. Admission
cents.
The Universalist Social Aid will give hash
supper in the vestry. next Friday evening at
o'clock. A short entertainment will follow
the supper. Admission 25 cents.
The Arts AM Crafts club will have sale at
their rooms, Dec. 5th After that date the
club rooms will be open for the remainder of
the month from 10 a. m. to 5 D. m
Lewis F. Marden has moved from I76 HIGH
street to the Asa Sholes house, 156 High street,
which he recently bought. Mr.. Sholes and
family will occupy the upper tenement
The finder of rubber and inside wool nit
ten, recently lost between Chas. R. Coombs
store and Congress street, will confer favor
on returning them to this office or the store, Y
Main street.
The following new telephones have been in
stalled by the Waldo Telephone Co.: Miss Lou
Thompson. Congress street, 1884; H. c. Buzz
zell, Pythian building, 51-3; Lewis Hart, Cedar
street, 1914.
Every one who has an apple tree, or an
orchard, will be interested in the excellent
report our correspondent gives of the address
of Prof. E. F. Hitchings Of the University
of Maine on the renovation of the orchards.
The committee in charge of the Girls Sew
ing school will meet with Mrs. Chas A. Pills
bury, Court street, on Friday, Nov. 10th, at
2.3o p. m, to make arrangements for carrying
on the school this winter All friends interest
ed in the work cordially invited to be
present.
The Travellers Club will observe Gentle
mans Night Tuesday, Nov. 14th, at the home
of the president, Mrs. Edward Sibley The
literary program to be given in the afternoon
is as follows: Paper, peru and the Incas,' by
Miss Caroline W. Field readings, Lima and
the Peruvians,' by Miss Elizabeth A. Kelly;
Where the Stars Sit for their Portraits" by
Mrs. R. F. Dunton.
Work has begun on a club house for the
Belfast Gun Club in the Cottrell shipyard at
the foot of Allyn street. 1t will be bunga-
low, 20 feet square. with a spacious veranda
and large fireplace. The one room will con-
tain lockers and cases for guns and ammuni-
ton. 1t is hoped to have the house completed
so as to have house warming and shoot
Thanksgiving day.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. Following is a list OF
letters remaining uncalled for in the Belfast
postoffice for the week ending Nov. 7th: Ladies
Mrs E. E. Fleetwood, Mrs. H. H. Jones e
letters Miss Gladys Rich, NJ SIS Margaret Tren-
holm, Carrie G. Pitcher. Gentiemen-Capt. l.
F. Hutchinson Harry Jones, Arthur Knapp. z.
O.. Box Wilbur Russell, Herbert E. Strout,
Chas. V. Williams, H. A. Written.
BY invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. Tileston Wad-
lin PAL ty of Belfast friends visited them at
their farm in Northport last Friday evening,
making the trip by blackboard In the party
were Rev. and Mrs. NJ. S. Hill of the Methodist
church. Miss Elizabeth Clements, Miss Mildred
Darby, Miss Leverne, Miss Bertha Written,
Mrs. Clarence f. Hail. Mrs. John Dow, Miss
Edna Coombs and Miss Sabina Mowry After
bountiful supper the evening was spent in
playing games, story telling, etc.
The following officers were elected last Fri
day night by Castle North K o. X. A. at the
Castle hall in the North (CongregationaD
church: King, Frank Mudgett master of the
exchequer, Harold Jones; sentinel, Ben Park
er; heralds, Dean Knowlton and Willard Whit
ing; chancellors, Stephen Clements, Harold
Jones, Alton Johnson; chamberlans, Roy
Ellingwood. Lewis Cannon, Willard Whiting,
Harry Bowker Milton Stephenson, Frank
Waterman and Harold Coombs The castle is
in a tiourishin condition and there are several
new members to be taken in in the near
future.
THE SICK. Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth, who
recently underwent a critical surgical oper-
alton at DR.. Eugene D. Tapleys hospital, is
gaining rapidly Burlegh Sheldon, who has
been in the Waldo County hospital for several
weeks with typhoid fever, is gaining after suf-
fering a serious relapse. Mr.. Albert Gam
mons suffered serious i'll turn last Friday
but is now about the house. Mr.. Fred V.
Cottrell is able to sit up after his long and
serious Illness with typhoid fever at his home
on Congress street -. Mrs. Fred w. Pote is
critically i'll at her home Church street and
her recovery is very doubtful Mr.. E. H.
Conant came home last Saturday evening from
the Waldo County hospital, where he had been
for several days. Mr.. Conant is Sc years old
and DR.. H. ii. Brock of Portland, who was call
ed in consultation, thought it not advisable to
operate. He is apparently gaining and was
out riding last Tuesday afternoon.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS John A Fopo
Howes block, is filling orders fer the Thanks
giving dinner. He has 200 chickens from the
Ferguson Poultry Farm, weighing from to Z
pounds, fine lot of native Waldo county
turkeys, geese, ducks, venison and meats of
all kinds. e. A. Mudgett's, 70 Main street, is
not and 10 cent store, but an up to- date de-
partment store as will be seen by the announc-
ment this week. The dress goods samples are
from Buckley Bros, New York. =. IA. A. Howes
& Co. have full line of the Congress playing
cards in all the new backs and also the Dutch
plaids. This is one of their specialties and
their prices are the lowest. -. You can get a
$3.50 shoe for So at The Dinsmore Store
These strictly young mems Shoes The
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