The Republican journal., 1912-03-14


Work was begun last week at the Mour
Waldo Granite Works on the contract to fur
nish granite for the Jersey City post Office.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauaua
Circle will be with Mrs. Lewis Cannon, No. as
Congress street. Monday, March 18th. The
lesson will be from the C. L. S. c. book: "Ma.
terials and Methods of Fiction" chapters nine
and ten. Roll-call, Current Events
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained unclaimed in the Belfast postoffice
for the week ending March r. Ladies-Mrs.
Sybil M. Hustus, Mrs. Daniel O'Connell, Mrs,
J. Robertson. Mrs. J. E. Wood. Gentlemen
James Clark, Edward G. Davis, Manager Clark,
Leroy T. Palmer, M. A. Randall, Arthur Rid
ley, Frank J. Staples.
THE 1912 CoTILLIoNs. The first of series
of cotillion parties under the management of
c. w. Wescott and VIM. M. Randall was given
in Memorial hall last Friday evening. The hall
was very prettily decorated for the occasion
by Miss Evelyn P. Morrison, Miss Marian Hazel
tine, Miss Cora S. Morrison, Miss Katherine C.
Quimby, Miss Frances Howes, Mrs. Edward R.
Estabrooks and Messrs. Ralph l. Morse, Will
liam H. Hall, Morris L. Slugg and Chester B.
Frost. Keyes' orchestra of four pieces fur
nished music and over so couples enjoyed the
dancing. Mrs. Fahy catered. The menu of
creamed chicken, hot rolls, coffee and olives
was served at small tables by the gentlemen
of the party. The second in the series will be
given Friday evening, March 22nd
A MISS SENT Posi- CARD. The prudent pen
ming of postal! How much it means when
does it mean when it is not? A lady in this
city recently received postal bearing the fol-
lowing generous lines, presumably from lady:
"Many thanks are due the sender
OF the violets, sweet and tender.
Certain BIS that remember
Gave your secret quite away.
Evening visits are a boon
So, by the light of this silvery moon,
Come and see me very soon;
Come at the close Of day.
The addressee wishes she had sent some
violets to somebody, so she might feel worthy
of the graceful tribute so lost to its owner
Milton says: mot to know me argues yourself
unknown" but that does not help TIE addressee
who is helplessly usurping another's privileges
and she prefers, with the help of The Journal
to
Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt:
Nothing's so hard but search will find it OUT
HIT OR Miss BANQUET. The Hit or Miss
club, Mrs. Arthur Richie, president, and Mrs.
A. G.. Hopkins, secretary and treasurer had
their first banquet last Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Sherman G. Swift. series of
eight games of bridge had been played and the
four having the lowest scores were to give q
supper to the others. The scores were sealed
after each party and given to the secretary.
When totaled the losers were found to be Mrs.
Arthur Richie. Mrs. S. G. Swift, Mrs. A. C.
Hopkins and Miss Edith M Southworth, and it
devoved upon them to provide supper for
Mrs. I. S. Hills, Mrs. B. o. Norton. Mrs. Ralph
D. Southworth and Miss Sue NJ Partridge,
The tables were lighted by beautiful old cande-
labra resting on a mound of ferns and the
decorations were green and white. On each
place card was pipe of peace and a sprig of
shamrock. The losers served the following
menu: grape fruit cocktails, cold chicken,
escaloped potatoes, hot rolls, pickles, fruit
salads in grape fruit skins. meringnes. walnut
and angel cake. and coffee. Bridge followed
Mrs. J. L. Sleeper. substituting for Mrs. South
worth. won the prize offered by the winners,
brass fern dish; Mrs. A. C. Hopkins the first
prize given by the hostess, handmade hand
kerchief. and Mrs. /. S. Hills the consolation, a
toy whistle. Another series of eight games
will be played. including rides to Northport
and Lincolnville
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. They are making
special prices at The Dinsmore Store on rub
oers made by one of the oldest and best known
rubber company's in the world. They carry
100 different styles of rubbers. >. H. NJ Black
has just received new shirt waists, new wash
goods, new house dresses. new corsets and
novelty neckwear. Fownes gloves speciality.
IA reliable and his wife wanted to
operate farm in Belfast. See advt. for re-
quirements. Apply by letter only. Journal
office. Lost, last Monday, black and white
female setter. Reward offered. =. Lost, a
ladies' black leather hand bag containing a sum
of money and valuable papers. Reward given
Tor any OF the articles. Large Cary safe, &c
volumes End edition of the American and Eng
lish Encyclopedia of Law, and Globe Wernicke
office filing cabinet tor sale. For further in.
formation address 16 Sea street, Camden, Me-
! 1.-THE Holeproof stockings, guaranteed to
wear six months without mending, cost no more
than others that require frequent darning
They are sold only at The Dinsmore Store >. j..
If you think of buying a car call at the B ell.
fast Machine and Garage Co.'s and see the
Ford Model T. earle & Jones are agents for
Waldo county. >. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Ryder of Brooks publish a card of thanks.
E. H. Denslow, Stockton Springs, has about Il
tons of loose hay for sale at $12 ton ID. P,
Palmer, Masonic Temple. sells the Lamson &
Hubbard hats. $50 reward offered by Garlic &
Jones' See their advt. Last call for 1911 taxes,
See notice of city tax collector, F. w. Brown
....Mrs. Harriet A. Cunningham publishes q
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