The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-16

The Woman's Alliance Of the Castine Uni
tartan church sent 4 representative to Belfast
last Wednesday to make arrangements with
Miss Sue M. Partridge to conduct a series Of
military whist parties for the benefit Of the
society.
WEST BELFAST. Abbie Toothaker returned
asst week from a visit of two weeks in Sears
mont Montville and Lincolnville Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Seekins spent last Sunday in
Swanville Fremetta Shepherd of VIM
chester, Mass. visited Mrs. Eugene Wood last
week. Eddie Littlefied is at work for
Charles Simmons on his milk farm. Mrs
Alice Newcomb had very ill turn last week,
but at this writing is able to sit up part of the
day. She was attended by DR.. Tapley
Last Thursday Mrs. Annabell Underwood en-
tertained Mrs. Carrie Cunningham, Mrs. Bell
Towle and Mrs. Mabel Miller at dinner. They
had very pleasant day and were sorry when
the time came to bid the hostess good after
noon. Virginia Drury has returned to Mrs.
VIM. Halls after spending few weeks at
home on account of sickness Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Elms attended the meeting of Waldo
Pomona Grange in Silver Harvest Grange hall,
Waldo, Nov 9Th :. Ed. Frisbee has moved
onto the James James farm near the Belmont
line. -. Mrs. Josie Wight has sold her apples to
Elijah Richie to be used at the canning fac
tory. :. Asa Larrabee of Caribou is stopping
at the Hayford farm. He is buying potatoes
and shipping them, and has shipped two car
loads and is loading another. He bought 500
bushels from the Chenery farm in Belmont
80. Herbert Gray is painting his buildings.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Beginning Satur-
day, Nov. 18th, James H. Howes, Odd Fellows
block, will inaugurate series of special Sat-
urday sales, when unusual bargains will be
offered. This week the specialties will be
blankets, towels and outing night robes.
Wednesday, Nov. 22nd Mr. Howes will have
an exhibition and sale of the finest high grade
iurs' when represei tative of large import
ing ana manufacturing firm will be present
win line of fur coats, scarfs and mutfs for
deiVery Harry W. Clark & Co., the Main
street Clothiers, announce goth anniversary
oargaln jubilee. Twenty years ago they took
over the Mark Andrews store, and for IA days
'hey propose to give practically all
their profits to their customers in cele-
oratlon of the event. Another reason
Aof this unusual cut in prices is that
theif sales have increased gradually each year,
until this year they have reached nearly double
tne amount of the first years business. Read
the advt. and note the bargains offered -.
At the Hilton Home for Waists, journal
building. you will find waists of every de-
scrlptlon, choice line of neckwear, new line
OF Christmas handkerchiefs ETC. Exclusive
sale of the c. B. A La Spirite corsets "A. S.
Heal has on hand large stock of granite and
marble, and to reduce the stock before winter
Will sell anything he has at discount -. For
cheese of all kinds go to Chas. F. Swift's Ma
sonic Temple....A. S. Heal has secured the
services of c. A. Bruce, marble worker by
trade, as well as a granite cutter, and he will
have charge of the marble shop on Phoenix
Row -. Frank l.. Written gives notice that he
has sold to H. l.. Written and R. C. Ness his
interest in the stock of merchandise of Whit
ten Bros and that it devolves upon him to
settle up the affairs of the concern One
week more to buy crockery, tin and agate
ware at cost of c. L. Wright, Opera House
block. Mrs Mabel Staples publishes card
of thanks For the indispensable Holeproof
hosiery go to the Dinsmore Store. No darn
ing = See notice of gold bracelet lost MIR.
j. ID. Webster and Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Webster
publish card of thanks. If you want to buy
house call on c. L. Wright, Opera House
block He has four desirable houses for i'm
mediate sale. .Chas F. Swift has just return
ed from Boston with full lines of necessa lies
and luxuries for Thanksgiving MIR. and
Mrs: A. M. Daggett and family publish a card
of thanks.