The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-16
THE NEWS OF BELFAST


ter, D. A. R. will be held with Mrs. Ada Kim
ball, Waldo avenue, Monday evening, May
18th, All members are requested to be pres
ent.
A chimney in the Harris store on Main
street occupied by Ralph D. Southworth was
taken down yesterday. 1t was not used and
had become dangerous.
We are all apt to get the ''out of town
habit" From the fact that an article comes
from large city makes it seem very much
more exclusive and stylish than If bought
locally Usually the very same article could
have been bought right here in Belfast and
the only difference would have been IN the
price, which is very much less However, there
is one article that the Young men IN town
won't have to send away for, ard that is the
rev English fat toed shoes that are all the
rage in the big cities The Dinsu'ore Store is
showing a very complete h"e OF Regi!s In
these very much wanted styles. Lnos a; their
advertisement on page of this issue.
NV ApvER1IsEMLN.s. lanes II. Howes
Odd Fellows block, is making a great display
OF summer wearing apparel. The suits, coats
and esses for women and the dainty gar
men,s for the children have been carefully ST.
lected, and an inspection of them is ihvitec.,
There is also an attractive line of parasols
gloves and hosiery, corsets and underwear.
house dresses and house furnishings. e The
Dinsmore store has just received shipment
of Royals in the latest city shapes. See them
in their window or step in and try pair on.
They are made in Russia and Black King Calf,
in both low and high cuts -. Penobscot river
salmon and HOLSTERS at Bramhalps market
| First salmon of the season. Don't forget
that The Dinsmore Store is selling Holeproof
silk hosiery that are guarant ed just the same
as their other stockings. Madame Mona,
the Indian Queen palmist and life reader, may
be consulted at IL Union street. Furnished
house, seven rooms and bath, to let Inquire
of e. l.. Macomber, IL Bayview street, Bel
| fast, Me.
| NORTH BELFAST. The supper and enter
tainment given under the auspices of the La
dies Aid society Wednesday evening, May 9Th,
4 was a success financially and socially. The
drama, 1.-THE Deacon's Second Wife" was the
attraction of the evening and was well played.
The characters were well executed by the per-
sons chosen to represent them. The stage
settings were attractive and in keeping with
the requirements of the play. The cast of
characters was given last week in The Jour-
nal. The drama was given under the direc-
ton of Mrs A. Roak Allen, who was untiring
in her efforts, and to her is largely due the
success of the event. Mrs. Nina Stevens,
cornetist, Mr. Will Mason, violinist and Mrs.
Ned Mason, pianist, made up the orchestra,
and dise fine music during the evening.
Mr.. H, B. Laid sang solo. The whole enter
tainment was given by home talent, fathers
and mothers vieing with their sons and daugf-
tiers in faithfully executing the parts assigned
them That they succeeded was attested by
the interest and enthusiasm OF the large audi
ence and the request that it be repeated the
following Wednesday.
PORTLAND BOARD OF TRADE TO VISIT BEL
FAST The city of Belfast is to be included in
the itinerary Of the Portland Board of Trades
second annual tour of Maine. The party,
which includes some eighty of the prominent
business men of the Forest City,are due to ar
rive mere on thursday, May Iou, dl Low p ILL.,
remaining until a. M, when they leave for
run to Ellsworth. Beautiful Belfast" with
her wide-awake people and active Board OF
Trade, has always played prominent part IN
the States activities and the Portland men
are making big detour to come and spend an
evening with US in social intercourse and to
witness for themselves Belfast's beautiful en-
vironment and natural advantages. The par
ty includes leading and professional men of
Portland, many of them known the State over,
and Belfast will be honored by their presence
and hopes to make their brief stay here enjoy
able. The program for the reception of the
visitors is not fully made up. but they will be
met at the railway station at 7.SO p m. by
members of the Belfast Board of Trade and
the Belfast band and banquet will be served
in the Opera House by the ladies of the Bap-
fist society AT o'clock. There will be post
prandial exercises, If course. and probably an
entertainment will follow.