The Republican journal., 1912-12-12

4 Mn. Lottie Edwards York gave most en-
9oyable and entertaining recital last Friday
night in the North church parlors. giving sew
erai scenes from Gene Stratton Porter's charm
ing Irish story, Freckles. She was assisted py
Marsters c. Edwards, tenor. and Miss Hazel
Shaw, accompanist
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast post office
ior the week ending Dec. 10TH Ladies-Mrs.
Annie Haskell. Miss Hattie Pierce, Mrs W. H.
otrlngham, Miss Thelma Smith. Gentlemen
ihaooeus A. Brigg, Clarence Herrick, II. l..
Moore, Robinson, Arno Russell, E. R. Sprague,
Martin WEIGH.
A. f. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, held
their annual meeting last Monday evening
eiectlng the following officers: Commander, B.
n stevens, senior vice commander, A. T. Gay;
junior vice commander j. C. Bennett; secre
tary, 5. r. Stevens; treasurer, F. 0. Whiting;
camp council, D. A. Webber, A. T. Gay and J.
c. Bennett
"A SILVER ANNIVERSARY. Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Dyer celebrated the 25th anniver-
sary OF their marriage at their home on Bel
mont avenue Sunday, Dec. 9Th. George H.
oyer and Miss Laura B. Toothaker, both of
Searsmont. were married in Belfast, Dec. g.
1887. by the Rev. Sylvanus G. Sargent, pastor
OF the Baptist church. Several years ago they
moved to Belfast for permanent home, Mr..
Dyer buying the Ansel Wadsworth farm on
Belmont avenue. That quarter of century
OF welded life had been happy and prosperous
was shown by casual remark of the wife, who
SAID Sunday was happier day than the origi
nal one, although she thought she was happy
that day." Only family tons were
guests at the bountiful dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
gratulations, bouquets of chrysanthemums,
pinks, etc., and gifts of silver.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the G.
"A. f.' were officially inspected by Dep. Presi-
dent Mary r. Tarbox. Dec. 4th, at a special
meeting Dinner was served at noon to about
so comrades and members, followed bv exem
| plification of the work, at which goodly num-
Der OF the comrades were present; also the
commander of the Sons of Veterans. Mrs.
Tarbox viewed the -ritualistic and floor work
of the order, with which she expressed herself
as very much pleased. She gave short talk
on the work of the order and spoke of many
| pleasant memories of her former home.
Her words of praise and commentator
for the work done were heartily appreciat-
ed by members Of the Circle, who have
worked hard the past year to make it sue
cessful one. The Circle is in Furnishing con-
dition,wi an average attendance of about 80.
The meetings. are held every Tuesday at D. NJ,
with short program for entertainment every
other week.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Headquarters for
holiday goods are at earle & Jones. who have
in their two stores the biggest. best and most
vari ed stock of goods they have ever offered
to their patrons, all personally selected for the
holiday trade See Christmas suggestions
from their dry goods and crockery depart
ments. Dolls, cent to $40, and special values
il 25c and Soc dressed dolls. Over 81 900 worth
of toys displayed in the basement salesroom.
Christmas tree decorations, etc >. Now is the
time, and the store of H. j. Locke & Son the
place, to buy holiday presents See their win
dow display, which shows large variety of
goods. If you want good time keeper YOU
will find it here, in great variety of watches
and clocks, including the latest thing in
watches. the bracelet watch. "A box of guar
anteed Holeproof stockings would make a
most acceptable Christmas gift, daily re-
hinder of the donor until next Fourth of july.
Sold only at The Dinsmore Store John A.
Fogg, Howes block, is now booking orders for
the Christmas dinner. He will have chickens
weighing from 5 to pounds, and good sup
ducks. Arlington goods of all kinds Native
pork and home made sausages, land home made
mincemeat-the real thing ...... james H.
Howes, Odd Fellows block, is offering useful
Christmas merchandise in all departments of
his large dry goods store, and with greater
stock, greater varieties and an excellent force,
is better prepared to take care of the Christ
mas wants of his customers than ever before
See the suggestions in his advertisement
Charles F. Swift, Masoni. Temple, has some
timely notices to those looking for good things
for Christmas He has candies, nuts, fruits
and small boxes of cigars for gifts to husbands
or best fellows. 80. L. V. Miller, Howes' block.
has fine furs and millinery. Miss Fife Curtis,
milliner. =. See card of ]. H. Wood, eye spec
iaist, Room l, Masonic Temple. Save money
by doing your Christmas shopping at the New
York Bargain Store, Colonial Theater block.
Open evenings. For practical holiday gifts
go to H. E. McDonald's 70 Main street. He
has everything usually kept in furniture
store and his prices are as low as the lowest.
Call and let him show you what he has to Of
fer