The Republican journal., 1913-01-30

The W. C. U. will meet next Friday after
noon with Mrs. Annie Frost, Sc Cedar street,
instead of at the Home for Aged Women, as
was announced.
| The Linconville Club of Massachusetts will
hold its annual meeting and banquet at the
rooms of the Twentieth Century Club, 8 Joy
street, Boston, on Thursday, Feb. goth, at four
o'clock. Dinner will be served at six o'clock.
Tickets 81 90. There will be large attend
ance this year. Come and renew old acquaint
ance. A prompt reply will be appreciated,
but there will Re even if you are unable
to notify the secretary.-J. A. Pitnan, secre-
tary.
Tuesday, Jan. 2sth, was the Saith birthday of
Mrs. Mary A. Pendleton, who lives with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Walter Dutch, Elm street,
it was celebrated with surprise party which
included sixteen relatives. Refreshments, in
GLIDING birthday cake. were served Mrs.
Pendleton given purse containing gen.
erous of money from relatives and receiv-
ed shower of 50 post cards with birthday
greetings "Grandma" remarked that it was
the happest birthday she ever knew.
WEST BELFAST. MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Wood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cunningham attend
ed the funeral of their uncle, Edgar M. Cum
mir gham, last Tuesday George B. Dyer was
confined to the house few days last week
with bad cold and grip. :. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Seekns visited his father, Levi See
kins, in Swanville Sunday Henry Elms is
confined to the house with the grip. He is at
tended by Dr.. E. A. Wilson. =. Albert Miller
and Alphonso Frye came from Camden Friday
afternoon to attend the fireman's ball and re-
turned to Camden Monday E. Laura Morris,
who has been sick with pneumonia, is gaining
and is able to sit up few minutes at time. :.
Alberta Drury visited her aunt, Cora Sides,
last Saturday night and Sunday
A TENTH ANNIVERSARY. Mrs. A. c. Hopkins
was hostess of session Tuesday evening
of the Hit or Miss Club. 1t was the tenth an
niversary of the marriage of one of their
members, Mrs. Lulu Carter Hills, and the
Club planned surprise for Mr.. and Mrs Hills
and it was successful beyond expectations
even in securing the presence of the groom of
the evening of Jan. %, 1908 and others who
were interested in the event The gifts in
cluded china, aluminium, water color by P A.
Sanborn-a view of Northport which included
the Hills place-and beautiful bouquet of
pinks. After the presentations the hostess
served delicious refreshments and a social hour
enjoyed At late hour the guests left
with thanks to the hostess, congratulations to
Ike and Lue'' and hopes of other events to
celebrate, some not far distant.
The Belfast Musical Society will give an
open night Tuesday evening, February 4th It
8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited ADJ
mission Is cents. Following is the program:
Piano Solo, Impromptu eegaique, Schubert
Miss Edith M Davidson.
Vocal Solo, My Cavalier
Mrs. Anna P. Booker
Paper, American Composers
Mrs Howard W. Written.
Violin Solo, Sarabande Bohne
Miss Hazel Doak
Vocal Duet, Selected
Miss Katherine C. Quimby, Miss Caroline G.
Hatch.
Reading, Aux Itaiens, Owen Meredith
Miss Alice E. Simmons.
Vocal Solo, On Bilow Rocking, Planquette
MIR. Arthur F. johnson.
Piano Solo, La Regatta Veneziata LIT
Miss Amy E. Stoddard
Male Quartette. Selected
Mr.. Willis G. Hazeltine, Mr. R. I. Morse, Mr..
Seldom B. Hammons, Mr.. Luther A. Hammons,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The 9-cent sale at
the James H. Howes' dry goods store, Odd Eel
lows block, will be for three days-Feb. lst
3rd and 4uh. Unusual special bargains will be
given in every department. The store opens
at a.. m. Come early and avoid the rush..
Miss H. M. BlacA, Main street, announces a
muslin underwear and hamburg sale to begin
today. January Both, and invites call from all
who are looking for bargains in these lines.
Attention is called to the advt of the French
boro Land and Fisheries Co.. successors to
Clarence E. McIntire, wholesale dealers in and
producers of fresh, dry, smoked and picked
fish. This company wants girls to work on
smoked fish at their plant at the foot of Main
street, and are paying higher price than is
paid elsewhere in Maine foI similar work
See statement of the Granite Fire ms. Co. of
Portsmouth, N. H., represented in Belfast by
James Pattee & Son, in Winterport by w. H.
Lord, and in Stockton Springs by B. B. San
born -. Hol proof stockings, sold only in Bel
fast at The Dinsmore Store, are guaranteed to
wear six months without hole, and YOU can
have them in pure silk if you want them.
Capt. and Mrs. Alzo M. Carter and Miss Char
lotte Carter publish card of thanks. .... See
notice of the trustees of the first mortgage
bonds of the Belfast & Moosehead Lake R. R.
Co... Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra L. Talbot, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle L. Talbot. Mrs. Mary 0. Lttlefeld
and Miss Hazel E. Ramsdell publish a card of
thanks. Mrs E. M. Cunningham and Mrs. L.
H. Hart publish a card of thanks. See no.
tice to the person who took q package from
the front of a store on Main street. One
Metz ''22," 1912 model for sale. Price right
Apply to Herbert Hamlin. Brooks or C. B.
Norton, Belfast Members Of the Board of
Trade and all wishing to become members are
invited to call on Elon B. Gichrest and leave
So in exchange for membership ticket for
1913.
The name-Doan's inspires confidence
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Ointment for skin itching. Doan's Repulets