The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-30

pltai tomorrow, FRIDAY, at IoV p. m
The regular meeting of the Belfast Musica
Society and rehearsal of the cantata will b.
held next Tuesday evening at 7.S0 o'clock.
good attendance is desired.
Winfield S. Waldron of Hallowell spoke Sun.
day afternoon and evening at Memorial hall
under the auspices Of the Spiritualists, with
spirit messages following his addresses
There was good attendance at each meeting
An unexpected and unusual amount of ad.
vertising has necessitated the deferring OF
county correspondence and other local matter
The advertisements will be found of interest
however, and particularly to those who buy
holiday gifts
Mr.. James F. Fernald, superintendent of
Grove cemetery, in preparing to make card
index of the lots has found that there are SSs
lots in the old part of the cemetery and that
29S lots have been sold in the new part
Thirteen years ago there were only three per-
petual care lots and now there are 92
The family of Judge Wayland Knowlton
will eat their Thanksgiving dinner in their
new home on Cedar street, which the Judge re
Gently bought and into which they have moved
The house is known as the Forbes house, and
is very pleasantly situated, while the interior
has been entirely renovated and repaired,
making very attractive home.
The first lecture in the Belfast course, an
nounced for December 18th in the Opera
House by Charles Welng gton Furlong, F, R,
G. s., has been postponed to December goth
and will be given in Memorial Hall, The date
is changed on account of the trains changing
to winter schedule, which will not permit Mr..
Furlong to keep an engagement previously
made in Massachusetts.
A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans and the
Ladies' Auxiliary held separate sessions in
Memorial Hall last Monday evening. The
camp nominated officers for the ensuing year
as follows: Commander, Frank O. Whiting:
senior vice commander, Leroy Robbins; Junior
wise commander, A. T. Gay. After the meet
ing joint social session was held and ice
cream and cake were served.
The Sam S. and Lee Shubert original New
York production of Clyde Fitch's Comedy.
"The Bachelor" must be good one. II is
from the Maxine Elliott Theatre, which has the
name of being the ultra high class comedy play
house of New York. Mr.. Paul Gilmore is the
star; others have names that are well and
favorably known. The play is sparkling. re-
fined and neat, and will be presented at the
Belfast Opera House Tuesday evening, Dec.
5th.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauoua
Circle will be with Mrs. F. H. Mayo, No. 80
Northport avenue, Monday afternoon, Decem-
Der 4th. The lesson will be from the Noyem-
Der Chautauquan magazine, ,"The Short Story, u
and from the South American series, Brazil. u
with the topic on American Engineering.' -
The roll-call. Brazilian Products" Program;
paper on the Explorers of Brazil; story. IA
Day in Rio;' paper the Problem Novel from
the point of view of Art and Usefulness" talk.
the methods of heating the chief buildings of
the town.
AN INTERFERENCE WITH "PERsoNAI IdR-
ERTy.' Walking along on Bridge street the
other morning the writer was surprised to see
matches strewn for some distance along the
sidewalk, and more than surprised a little
farther on to see child of possibly three
years standing beside the street with puffs of
smoke rising into the air around his head The
first impression was that the little fellows
clothing wa; on fire, but second glance con-
vinced US that the scarlet coated, chubby fac
ed baby was smoking cigarette with evident
relish and enjoyment After considerable ar
gument he was persuaded to throw the thing
away, but we walked along, the whole in
finity of morals and ethics pounding away in
our heart for that little atom of humanity, we
heard complaining voice behind us telling
the story of the discarded cigarette to the
next passer-by and we realized that we had in
terfered with the personal liberty of an Amer
ican citizen.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Belfasts new 5, 10
and 25 cent store, 81 Church street, Opera
House block, will be opened to the public for
inspection only tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
and evening, and will be open for business
Saturday. Dec. I'd, with complete lines of
china, crockery, glass, tin and enamel ware.
jewelry, silver ware. candy, etc. il. AT the
Home of Good Values, II Main street. you will
find brand new Michaels Sterns suits, stylisb
hats, neckwear to suit all tastes and mems
furnishings. - H. ]. Locke & Son have their
Christmas stock complete and every day will
be opening day for inspection Their stock of
watches, clocks, jewelry, solid silver, etc. is
tie largest ever carried by them, and they
have large invoice of the popular Pickard
china, fresh from the studio See their at
tractive window Displays. Mr. George U.
Hatch, whose name appears in the advertise
ment concerning Oakland, California, is the
son of Mr.. Walter G. Hatch of this city, and
it hardly need be added that he will be found
reliable and trustworthy -. M. P. Woodcock &
Sor have always had choice line of holiday
goods and this season they have made special
efforts to cater to the Christmas trade. They
invite inspection of their stock, great part
of which is exclusive. ...Dr. E. H. Boyington,
eye specialist of Winterport, gives notice of
his appointments for Monroe Brooks, Thorn
dixie, Unity and Freedom :. Mrs. C. S, Web
ber, Bell street, sells the Spirella corsets,
guaranteed for II months against break or rust
....Bargains in furs, suits, coats, dresses ETC.,
at Katherine F. Gray S Suit Parlors Masonic
Temple, up stairs 80. The specials this week at
James H. Howes' Saturday Sale are suits
coats, skirts and NUTS. See prices quoted
The Hussar boot, the latest idea in Shoedom,
is sold at The Dinsmore Store. -. You will find
great Christmas attractions at D. P Palmers.