The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
Orrin J. Dickey has rented the Myrlck house
on Northport avenue to Mr.. Ephraim Thomp-
son of Montville.

Orrin J. Dickey has rented the Myrick house
on Northport avenue to Mr.. Ephraim Thomp-
son of Montville.
The regular meeting of the Improvement
Society will be held at the office of Dunton &
Morse next Monday evening at o'clock.
Robert Worth, the three years old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. johnson. was operated
upon for adenoids last Saturday by Drs. A..
MilIett and o. s. vickery.
The annual election of the officers of Thomas
H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the G. A. r. will
occur at their next stated meeting, December
3rd. A full attendance is desired.
The famous Pathe Weekly is included in
the picture program at The Colonial theatre
tonight. These reels are very popular with
the picture patrons of The Colonial.-Advt.
| Sunday nights storm will pass for the line
gale. While not severe here, the velocity of
the wind at White Head was estimated at 70
miles an hour and at Portland so miles an hour
The Methodist Ladies Aid society will meet
Dec. 4th, at 2.30 p. M, with Mrs. Frank Whit
ten, High street. All are invited, and to come
prepared to sew. Remember the sale, supper
and entertainment Dec. 11th in Memorial hall.
| The North Church Christian Endeavor had
an antiquarian social in the church parlors last
Monday evening. The girls and several of the
boys appeared in the clothes of their ancestors
Games were played, musical selections render
ed and refreshments served.
The Seaside Spirituaist Society will hold SER
vices Sunday, Dec. 1st at 2.30 and 730 .. m
Frank R. Strout will be speaker and message
bearer. Those who wish for readings or mag
netic healing will find Mr.. Strout at 72 Church
street, from Nov. 29th to Dec. 9th. Sec'y.
The Young Ladies Social Union of the Bap-
tist church will have their annual Christmas
sale in the vestry Saturday afternoon, Dec
18th. The sale will include fancy articles
specially designed for Christmas gifts, aprons
of all kinds, cooked food and homemade
candy. The patronage of the public is solic-
ited
The November issue of The Soda Fountain,
New York, magazine devoted to druggists,
etc., is full page advertisement of the Amer
ican Soda Fountain Co., with large colored
cut of the fountain in the City Drug Store
under the headlines: "Is your fountain as clean
as this? Installed by Edmund Wilson, Belfast,
Me-
Medley Winchester and Raymond Seavey,
both Rockand young men, were arrested in
Bangor last Saturday and taken to Rockland
charged with stealing a te am in that city.
While in custody it was said by the Bangor
police that they admitted stealing the team
and selling it in Belfast, but it cannot be learn
ed that there was any such sale here.
The W. c. 7. U. held meeting with Mrs.
Hattie Riggs last Friday afternoon Devotions
were conducted by Mrs. Annie Davis and the
following program was given at the close of
the business session: Music, "Crusade Hymns" +"
Union; Thanksgiving" Mrs Gerald Howard;
National Thanksgiving" Mrs Minnie Coombs;
music, "Some Glad Day. Thanksgiving,
Miss rockingham; "Miss Matilda's Thanks
giving" Mrs. Annie M. Frost; music, .sWill 1t
Pay?" Union.
The Prohibition voters of Belfast held very
interesting meeting at the Office of J. H.
Wood, Tuesday evening After talks along
reform lines an organization was effected, to
be known as the Prohibition club and the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: President G. w
Howard; vice president, ]. H. Wood secretary
and treasurer, T. H. Fernald. The meetings
will be held at J. H. Woods office, room l, Ma
sonic Temple. for the present, and all true
Prohibitionists are heartily invited to attend.
LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION large and
enthusiastic meeting of the Loyal Temper
ance Legion was held last Sunday afternoon at
the Methodist church The following officers
were elected for six months: President, Mar
ian Waterman; Vice Presidents, Baptist, Hazel
Perkins, Congregationalist, John Durham
Universalist, Mary Chalmers, Methodist, Wal
lace Pendleton; Secretary, Dorothy Ingalls,
Treasurer, Willard Jenneys; Captain Cuthbert
Wilson; Ensigns: platoon l, Eva Dutch; pla-
toon 2, Rowland Pendleton; platoon 8, Janet
Chalmers; platoon 4, Carl Wood; platoon s.
Adelaide B. Howard. Monitors: platoon l, Ada
Curtis; platoon 2, Frank Downs; platoon g.
Margaret Rogers; platoon a, Ernest Everett
platoon 5, Herbert H. Rogers. Superintend-
ents: Evangelistic, Vivian Howard; Flower
Everett
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Green Broth
ers' Company announce the opening of their
new and 10 cent store for next SATURDAY.
morning at 8 o'clock. The store will be open
for inspection tomorrow, Friday, from to S
and to 9p. m. 1t is strictly and 10 cent
store, with nothing over ten cents, and it will
will be surprise to see the great variety of
merchandise to be sold at these prices
Carle & Jones are trying to make room to dis
play their holiday line, which is larger than
ever before. and are making the following
prices for three days only-Nov. 2sth, 18th
and 30th. Every cent article in their crock
cry store will be q cents and every 10 cent
article will be 5 cents. See their advt for a
few of the things you can buy at half price
After Thanksgiving comes Christmas and in Sc
lecting presents for men and boys you are in
vited to call at 1.-THE Home of Good Values" IL
Main street, and look at the line of wearing ap-
parel and the manyuseful gifts for men and boys
I'M. P. Woodcock & Son have been six months
getting together Christmas stock that sur
passes anything they have ever shown, and
holiday shoppers in making their early rounds
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