The Republican journal., 1911-11-23

The Hospital Aid sewing circle will post
pone meetings until after the holidays.
Lincoln Castle, K O. K A, will hold its regu-
lar meeting at the vestry of the Universaist
church next Saturday evening at o'clock. A
feature of the meeting will be debate.
4 VA Bradstreet of Palermo was in Angus
ia Friday forenoon, bringing with him two
horse load of lambs, consigned to local deal
ers.-kennebec Journal.
The ladies of the North Belfast church will
have sale, supper and entertainment in their
vestry December 9Th under the direction of
Mr.. Elbridge s. Pitcher Admission % cents
The Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian
church will have their annual Christmas sale
in the church parlors Tuesday, Dec. 18th.
The Young Ladies' Social Union of the Baptist
church will have their annual sale in the yes
try December 9th, when fancy articles aprons,
food and home made candies will be on sale
Mr.. Winfield S. Waldron of Hallowel will be
in Belfast Nov. oath, the guest of Mr. Victor
M. Colson. He will lecture and give spirit
messages at Memorial hall Sunday, Nov 26th,
at 2.30 and p. m.
Frank B., the red roam horse owned by W
W. Blazo, was put to rest last Friday. He
was "a years old, had lived all these years in
the Blazo stable, and great pet of the
family, Mrs. Blazo having driven him since he
was two years old. In his youth he was
good stopper and had record of 2354.
E. R. Conner, who retired from business in
this city and went to his cottage on Northport
Campground for the summer was not idle
while there He has been building, repair
ing and improving and now has ten of the fin
est cottages on the grounds, which will be for
rent next season.
PooRs MILLS. Rev David L, Wilson will
preach at the hall Sunday, Nov. 26th at the
usual hour. -. Mrs. Arthur Thompson and chill
dren returned home last Sunday g. Mr. and
Mrs John Hartshorn of Belmont spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Delbert Robertson.
Nell Robertson is working for A Daggett
in Morrill,.
Among the matters of interest to appear in
the next issue of The Journal will be the
records of Revolutionary War service of some
of the men who resided in what is now Waldo
county; letter from Madam Favre on Lii
moges, France our Household Letter, and a
letter from Missouri from W. H. Williams, a
former Belfast clergyman
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, No. 4
Park street, Monday afternoon Nov. 9th.
The lesson will be from the c. L. S. c. book,
twentieth Century American" chapters fif-
) teen and sixteen, magazine topics, the Amer
, lean Purpose Novel" and the "Steam Engine
and its Influence" Roll call, quotations on
Thanksgiving.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. Following is list of
letters remaining uncalled for in the Belfast
post Office for the week ending November 2lst:
Ladies-Mrs. Ella Bracket, Mrs C. Chapman,
Mis- Marion Chester, Miss Myra Fogg, Mrs
Fred Knowlton, Miss Matte Moody, Mrs. Ida
Nic4erson, Mrs. Harry Nickerson Miss Gladys
Roberts Gentlemen-Elhu Chase, H. P Lib
by, Clyde Moody, E. F. Mahoney, David Smith,
Capt Herbert Spofford, Jedediah Stuart, Chas
Wyman.
The last week in November will be observed
as heretofore as "Donation Week" at the Waldo
County General Hospital, Any contributions
which the friends may wish to make of money,
table or bed linen, blankets, towels, fruit.
vegetables, jellies, or anything that may be of
use in a hospital, will be very acceptable.
Contributions may be sent direct to the hospi-
: tai or to any member of the following commit
, tee: Mrs. O. S. Vickery, Mrs. Geo. R, William
son, Miss Annie V. Field.
The funeral of the late Elizabeth Ludwig
Pote took place at the Universalist church last
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Arthur
A. Blair, PASTOR officiating. There was large
attendance, the officers of the Improvement
Society attending in a body. The f1o-a dis
play was of the largest ever seen in the
city, mute reminders of the love and respect
for the departed and sympathy for the be-
reaved. The bearers were Messrs. George. A.
Ouimby, Robert P. and Fred T. Chase and Ben
D. Field.
The third in the series of military whist par
ties under the auspices of the ladies' of the
i, Unitarian parish will be given at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Burgess this, Thursday
| evening. 1t is earnestly requested that all
| will make an effort to be present at 7.3C
| o'clock, when the game begins. There will be
| 81 tables in charge of the gentlemen. The
fourth in the series will be held with Mr.. and
| Mrs. George A. Quimby, and three will be held
| in Memorial Hall, individual members of the
parish bearing the expense.
Here is where you can save good money on
many good things for your Thanksgiving din
ner if you call at Perry's cash Market, Friday,
or Saturday, Walnuts new crop" tic. Id. Gran
berries &c. at. Celery 1Oc. for a nice large
buch. Malaga grapes 12c. h. Citron, Suet,
1 noof Er,,;< and Cn;cos for Miuoo Loaf ~ =