The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-06-27

Made by the ]. C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass
Orrin ]. Dickey's first excursion of the season
last Tuesday was we'll patronized. The second
will be July 25th.
"THE HAVOC" The attraction at the Colon
ial Theater June 18th was Paul Gilmore and
associated players in 1.-THE Havoc" While
those present were divided in their opinions
as to the merits of the production, there can
be no question as to the interest of the play
itself. The action is sustained by three char
acters, who are necessarily somewhat hard
worked. The evolution of the self-styled
philosopher to the role of criminal was cleverly
portrayed by the author, H. S. Sheldon, whose
command of sarcasm and irony was remark
able
CHILDRENs AID SOCIETY. The annual meet
ing of the Childrens Aid Society of Maine was
held June 18th at the Girls Home with good
attendance of officers and members. The re-
ports showed excellent work done during the
year in placing and caring for homeless girls.
There are seventeen under care of the society
at the present time. The following officers
Vice Presidents, Hon. VIM. B. Swan, Belfast,
Hon. Edgar B. Weeks, Old Town, Judge VIM.
P. Whitehouse, Augusta, Mrs Moses w. Rich,
Belfast, Mrs. Lucy D. Burleigh South Berwick,
Miss M. W. Fairfield, Saco Secretary and Field
Superintendent, Mrs. E. l.. B. Bracket; Treas
urer, c. W. Wescott; Attorney. Hon. R. F.
Dunton; Publishing Committee, Rev. VIM.
Vaughan, Mrs. A. l. Brown, Mrs. E. L. B.
Bracket; Real Estate Committee, Moses W.
Rich, Giles G. Abbott, John A. Chadwick; Dir
ectors, to serve three years, Mrs. c. A. Pills
bury, Miss Caroline Cutter, Miss Maria An
drews, Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Belfast Mrs. J. C.
Nichols, Searsport, Mrs. M. c. Luques, Bidde-
ford, Mrs. Geo. w. Gorham, Bangor. The So
ciety will give public lawn party for the
benefit of the Home early in August arrange
ments for which in charge of committe
consisting of Miss Maude E. Mathews, Mrs.
Joseph Tyler, Miss Maude E. Barker, Miss
Caroline E. White, Mrs. R. F. Dunton, Miss
Maria Andrews, Mrs. M. W. Rich, Miss Abby
Mcdowell and Mrs E. L. B. Bracket.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. "Hurrah for the
Fourth is the cry from The Dinsmore Store,
and then they tell you how you can save
dollar mems shoes and women's shoes
as well, and in these days of high prices is not
dollar worth saving They have other extra
specials also, and don't forget that this is the
only store in the town that sells the Holeproof
stockings guaranteed against holes for six
months new hose free. Paint your house,
L.,
Mitchell & Trussel. -. The Spencer, Eaten
Co. Sell the Crex Grass Furniture, which COM
bines style, coziness and comfort. 1t is made
in Baronial Brown and Natural Green. In
spection invited, -. Man of experience wanted
to assist in shirt cutting room by the Esta-
brooks Shirt Mfg. Co -. See statement, of the
condition of the City National Bank of Bel
fast. For rent furnished or unfinished,
for the season year around, large farm
house near the city, with or without land. For
terms and particulars apply at this Office.
Alfred Jones, Belfast, or 274 Main street, Ban
gor, has seashore cottages for rent with the
privilege of buying at bargain :. See ap-
pointments of DR.. E. H. Boyngton, eve spe-
cialist, for Monroe, Brooks, Tborndke, Unity
and Freedom. Marmon passenger touring
car for sale at a low price. Harry W. Clark
& Co., the Main street clothiers, are Offering
special bargains in mems and boys clothing
for the four days preceding the 4th of July
beginning Saturday morning, and also on the
day of the 4th, when they will be open until
noon. This is an opportunity to get new and
stylish clothes for the 4th.. Lost, ladies'
u.
The Journal Office. Night cook wanted at
Jellison & Greer's restaurant, Phoenix Row,
Belfast. E. l.. Colcord, 25 Northport avenue,
offers for sale cottage house on Northport
avenue, with L. and stable, half an acre of
land, shade trees and some fruit trees. Fine
bargains in city and farm property. Grass
for sale by Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 142 High street,
Belfast. See statement of the Searsport
National bank. A. J. Knowlton offers Ford
car for sale. See his advt.
UNDER THE APPLE TREES The military
whist party given Thursday afternoon, June
Goth, at the Warren farm by the Hit or Miss
Club was social and financial success. The
tables were placed under the apple trees in the
orchard south of the house. A cornice of
green with draped flags formed the entrance
between the house and large maple tree and
along the street front were garlands of green
with crossed hags underneath. Crossed flags
were also used on the other sides, and near the
rear of the orchard was a cosy corner, formed
with rugs, hammocks, chairs, etc. The unset
tied weather kept several captains at home,
and threatening shower, which fortunately
did not materialize, delayed the game for a
short time, and there was all kinds of weather
during the playing. The tables were in charge
of the following ladies': Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald,
Mrs. J. G. Paul, Mrs. o. S. Vickery, Miss ]. A.
Wiggin. Miss Katherine C. Quimby, Miss Grace
E. Walton. Mrs. l. L. Perry, Mrs. A. J. MORT
son, Mrs. G. A. Leavtt, Mrs. R. D. Southworth
Mrs. J. A. Fogg, Mrs. B. O. Norton. The win
ming fort. Mrs. B. o. Norton. Mrs. L. T. Shales
Mrs. Fred R. Poor, Mrs. J. w. Jones, had 10
flags, receiving a large bunch of pinks. As
sorted cake and fruit punch were served by
the members of the club. Miss Edith M. South
worth. entertained the club and few invited
friends after the game, the supper menu includ-
ing lobster salad, ice cream and cake, etc. The
table was spread in the orchard and the novelty
Of the surroundings and the dainty menu made
it q happy event in the annals of the Hit OF