The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-12-05
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FROM SUBSCRIBERS. A Massachusetts sub
scriber writes: Please send the dear old Jour.
nal for six months; could not get along even
one week without it. After read the paper
IL Is sent back to Stockton, Me-, then out to
California, to friends who moved to the far
west from dear old Stockton Springs, where I
nave made my summer home for years"
A Connecticut subscriber writes: Il regret to
see the electoral vote Of my State go to
Democratic president but that is a great i'm
provement. on the Third Term candidate. and
believe the G. o. P. has given good govern.
ment sufficient momentum to carry it over
four years of Democracy. Let US hope so, at
least"
WEST BELFAST. Equity Grange will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Miller next Saturday
evening. There will be the election of Off
GERS and clam stew will be served at recess.
-. DR.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Hunt of Bridgewa
ter. Mass, arrived Saturday morning to spend
few days with Mrs. Hunts brother at the
Hayford farm Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fowles
moved to the Hall farm last SATURDAY.. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson. who have been living
there, have moved to the Myrck house, North
port avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ems at
tended County grange in Belmont Tuesday.
go. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Toothaker entertain
ed at Thanksgivin dinner Mr.. B. P Toothak-
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Toothaker, Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Dyer and family, Mr. William
! Mason and Miss Loula Mason and the Dunn
brothers.
| LADIES OF THE G. A. R. ELECT OFFICERS. At
the annual meeting of Thomas H. Marshall
Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., held Tuesday
afternoon. Dec. 3rd, the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Abbie H. Putnam;
senior vice president, Mrs. Augusta Fletcher;
junior vice president, Mrs. May H. Coombs;
chaplain, Mrs. Charlotte E. Mcdonald; treas
urer, Mrs. Julia G. McKeen; conductress, Mrs
Hattie Riggs; guard, Mrs. Susan Patterson;
pianist, Mrs. Alice W. Burgess; delegates to
the Sta e encampment, Mrs. Alice W. Burgess,
! Mrs, Charlotte E. Mcdonald, Mrs. Susan Pat
terson, Mrs. Jane NJ. Quincy, Mrs. May H.
Coombs. Mrs. Drusilla p. Frisbee; alternates,
| Mrs. Mauney N. Flood. Mrs. Dora 4. Bridges,
Mrs. Annie M. Smart, Mrs. Della H. Frisbee,
Mrs. Annie S. Bennett Mrs. Alma B. Gardner.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Christmas
shopper is abroad and the shop windows are
flledwith holiday goods and dealers are making
their announcements in The Journals adver-
Using columns. M. P. Woodcock & Son have long
been noted for their annual display of artistic
goods, and this year have outdone former
efforts in their lines of china, art novelties
and pictures, and have made a speciality of
Christmas cards and booklets. Nearly all their
lines are exclusive and were bought directly
from the people who made them. F. G. Mix
err, Main street, is offering great Christmas
bargains in books, stationery, confectionery,
leather goods and other goods too numerous to
mention. All leather and toilet goods at re-
duced prices, and 400 popular $1.5O novels at
SO cents each AT The Home of Waists,
Journal building, you will find everything in
the line of waists, very dainty and stylish
line of New York neckwear, handkerchief
from cent to S1.5O. aprons. kid gloves for Ia
dies and children, corsets. housedresses, etc
....What better for Christmas gift than six
pairs of Holeproof stockings, guaranteed for
six months without hole. You will find them
only at The Dinsmore Store, and they have
them for men and women, boys and girls. -.
See Southworth's holiday suggestions, and call
at No. IL Main street and look over the manv
practical gifts In mems and boys wearing ap.
parel. ~. /. Sleeper & Co., Y Main street
ask your attention. They have Victrolas in
stock from SIS to $50, and invite you to cal
and hear the opera or ragtime records played
on the SIS machine. They carry draperies
couch covers, cheap rugs, mops and busters
card tables and sleds,., A. A, Howes & Co
have full line of the popular Congress play
ing cards, and Colgate's soaps, creams and
perfumery, with other choice toilet articles
-. Cow for sale by E. N. Prescott, Mason's
Mills East Belfast. -. Agent wanted to sell
Red Cross seals in Belfast during the month
of December. A Halett & Cumston square
rosewood piano,with cover and stool complete
for sale for $39 by G. 0. Poor, % Church street
IA sleigh, new last winter, will be sold at a
bargain. Apply to Erwin W. Wood, 10 Vine
street, Belfast. NJ P Woodcock & Son do
picture framing, and do it right. The City
Drug Store has great variety of articles
sp ecialy selected for the holiday trade, in
GLIDING Christmas seals, stationery and post
cards, leather goods, toilet articles, candy,
ETC. A good almanac will be given to every
custo mer who calls to look over the Christ
mas goods Live and boiled Holsters at
Bramhalls market Friday and Saturday
The anniversary sale at the Davis S, 10 and Is
cent store continues until Dec. 18th, with
something special every day. See notice of
stray Sheep. Bargains in real estate and
in a restaurant. Call on M. R. Knowlton, City
Building, who is also agent for the Fidelity
Life Insurance Co.
THE RocKLAND Y. M. C. A. Mention was
made last week of Y. M. C. A. banquet il
Rockland, at which Mr.. o. E. Frost of this
city was the guest Of honor. The banquet
g. was held in furtherance of a movement tt
raise the sum of $500, needed for the Local
association and which has resulted in raising
nearly two thousand dollars more than thu
sum asked for. The remarks of Mr.. Fros
have more than local application and are re-
ported in the Courier-Gazette as follows:
ave are living in commercial age, which
has the dollar sign for its emblem" said Mr.
Frost. "As business we insure our build.
ings, our stock in trade and our lives How
ance of the moral and religious lives of GU,
young men? When it comes to the boy W by
not put the same principle at work?
"Money is means to an end, but the ult-
mate object of our lives is perfect happiness.