The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-12-19

The Ladies Auxiliary of Camp A. E Clark.
Sons of Veterans, held its annual meeting last
Monday night in G. A. R. hall and elected the
following officers: President, Mrs Flora LARA
bee. vice president, Mrs. Minnie j. Gay; treas
urer. Mrs. Nancy Stevens; chaplain, Mrs. EVE
Wright; guide, Mrs. Eva Gordon; outside
p,uard, Mrs Robinson; trustees, Mrs. EVE
Wright, Mrs Minnie J. Gay and Mrs. Nina
Cook Mrs. Cook was elected delegate to the
Division encampment, with Mrs. EVE Wright
alternate. banquet followed the meeting.
The officers will be installed on the first Mon
dav in January, when the officers of Camp A.
Il Clark. Sons of Veterans, will also be INSTALL
ed.
REPRESENTATIVE JOHN R. DUNroN. The
Bangor Daily News is publishing portraits and
sketches of the men who will help make the
laws in the next legislature" and in its issue
of Dec. 18th ad portrait of John R. Dunton,
ESQ, of whom it said:
Hon. John R. Dunton, Democrat, will sit in
the seat in the House reserved for Belfast.
He hasn't been there before, but his law part
ners. Robert F. Dunton and Ralph |. Morse
have. and he has probably heard something
about what representatives are supposed to
do. Mr. Dunton claims Searsmont as his
native town, was educated at the astlne Nor
NAL school and graduated from Bates IN 1881
He was for some time school teacher IN Lee
minister. Mass, Belfast and Lewiston. He also
has served as superintendent of schools OF
Rockland and Belfast. He studied law with
his brother, Robert +. Dunton, nd was ad-
nitted to the bar in 1889 He is member OF
the law firm of Dunton 4 Morse. He was
| Hn mar q
of the Masons, Odd Fellows and the Grange.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Harry W. Clark &
Co.. advertise great Christmas sale at cut
prices. You have only to glance at the prices
quoted on mems and boys clothing and fur
nishing goods to sec what great bargains are
offered in all lines. See special for boys in
stem wind stem set, guaranteed 81 watches in
gun metal Holiday shoppers should not fail
to visit the store of M. P. Wuodcock Son
where will be found larger and better stock
than ever before and you will receive full
value for your money -. The latest and loud
est report is that earle Jones, proprietors
of the leading holiday goods house of Belfast
are tryii their level best to put you wise to
the fact that they are really the people tc
trade with this year for Christmas shopping
Call and see them whether you want to buy OF
not For Christmas stockings, as well as for
all the year around stockings; Holeproofs are
the thing. Sold only at The Dinsmore Store
L. H. Ferguson, Main street, announces a
one-half price sale on trimmed and untrmmed
hats and discount on all silks and ribbons -.
| Go to W. A. Swift's, 16 Main street. for Christ
mas slippers: -. Tenement of Z rooms to let at
1Oe High street,. Big cut in the price of Edi-
son wax records at earle & Jones Seec,
records from your catalogues and call for then
by numbers. "A Besson cornet that cost $50
when new will be sold for $25. if taken al
once Enquire at Darby's pool room or ad-
dress M A. French, q Spring street See
the greetings of The Home of Good Values to
the people of Waldo county Garlic & Jones
announce cut prices on all winter coats anc
suits beginning today, Dec. 10Th. They wan
a quick clean. up on their goods and will quote
prices that will move them The H. L. Whit
ten Co. has full line of staple and fancy
groceries, and would like to have your orders
for celery and lettuce in advance. Special at
tention given telephone orders. Tel. 1885,