The Republican journal., 1913-01-23

| ADVERTISED LETTERS The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast postofFcs
for the week ending Jan. 2lst Ladies-Mar.
garet Craig. Miss Nellie E. Wood. Gentlemen
Geo. W. Patterson. Mr.. w. Reynolds. Chas
Warren e letters), W. G. Wallace, Fred F.
White.
Miss Nellie Harvey of the Castine Normal
School will address teachers meeting in tho
High school building next Saturday at 10 70 =.
M, on Results in Reading, and will discuss anv
question that may be presented Supt, W. R
Woodbury. urgently requests all the teachers
to be present, especially the rural teachers.
All have the privilege of bringing friends.
| Charles Hammons, who has been for nine
years with B. G. Dinsmore & Co. as clerk and
travelling salesman, and ]. Lee Patterson. who
has long been an employee in the Leonard
Barrows' shoe factory, will open shoe store
in the Opera House block. March 18th, which
will be called the Quality Store. The store
they are to occupy was formerly occupied by
=. l.. Wright and is now undergoing removal
ton and improvements to fit it for their use
| NORTH BELFAST. The 10th and last meet
ing of the year of the Larkin Club was held
with Mrs. w. G. Hatch recently and was
most enjoyable evening. Light refreshments
were served. The club is to continue another
year. with the following members: Mrs. George
Davis, Mrs. A. W. COombs, Mrs. Myrl Whit
comb, Mrs Carrie Whitcomb, Mrs M. F, Hurd
Miss Mamie Hurd, Mrs. Frank Roberts. Mrs
Walter Fish, Mrs. Len Wood, Miss Carolyn
Hatch "A supper and entertainment under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid was given in
the church vestry Wednesday evening JAM
18th. large company gathered, among which
was blackboard load of people from the city
After supper delightful program was gvea
under the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Pierce of Belfast. 1t consisted of piano solo
by Mrs. Elon Gilchrest; readings by Mrs S. A.
Parker and son; solo by Ralph l. Morse solo
by Carolyn Hatch; duet by Katherine C Quinn
by and Ralph l. Morse; duet by Katherine c.
Quimby and Mrs. W. G. Hatch. The music
was highly appreciated, nearly all the numbers
responding with encores, while the harm
ing personality of Mrs. Parker and the fine
rendition of her numbers captivated the audi
ence at the beginning and the enthusiasm she
created continued to the end. The society
and community especially grateful to Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce and to ali VINO took part in the
exercises for their efforts and self -denial,
thereby making it possible for our people to
enjoy such an evenings entertainment.
MILITARY WHIST The first in the series
of the Unitarian card parti was given in
Memorial Hall last Monday evening under the
direction of Mrs. Albert c. Burgess, Mrs.
George A. Quimby and Mrs. James H. Howes,
with Mrs. Robert ?. Chase Mrs. C. H. Wal
den, Mrs. Ralph H. Howes and Mrs. William
H. Quimby hostesses. There were twenty two
tables of military whist, with the following
captains: Mrs. Albert G. Carter Miss Char
lotte W. Colburn, Mrs. Robert P. Chase, Miss
Frances Chase. Mrs. Harry W. Clark, Mrs.
Helen W. Crosby, Mrs Wilmer J. Dorman,
Mrs. Geo. r. Doak. Mrs, Ben. Hazeltine, Mrs.
Ralph H. Howes Mrs. George l. Heating, Miss
Mevina V. Parker, Mrs. John H. Quimby, Mrs
VIM. H. Quimby, Mrs. Annie F. Richards, Mrs
Arthur Richie, Mrs. William B. Swan Mrs. ].
&. Swan, Mrs. J. L. Sleeper. Mrs. E. L. Stew
ems, Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Miss Caroline White
The prize fort was occupied by DR.. and Mrs.
Eugene L. Stevens, DR.. d. p Flanders and
Miss Annie L. Barr, the winners % flags. Mrs
S. S. L. Shute and Miss Mildred Slater DIS
tributed the flags. Six tables of young people
in the ante room under the direction of Miss
Katherine C. Quimby. played progressive
whist with Mrs Ralph L. Cooper, Mrs. Ray
mond r. Sherman, Mrs. George L. Bowman,
Miss Abbie Doak, Clara B. Heating and Miss
Quimby presiding at the tables Coffee, dough-
nuts and cheese were served after the game
Mr. George A. Quinby made and poured deli
cious c,tfee, guaranteed 10 keep the partakers
awake all night Messrs James H. and Ralph
Fl. Howes, Albert c. Burgess, Charles B.
Ames, Elmer A. Sherman and VIM. H. DUMMY
assisted in serving.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Tae fire sale is still
going on at the Midget Variety Store IS
Main street, and will continue until the entire
stock of goods is disposed OF. This is a gen.
ulne closing out sale and there are bargains
for everybody ". Mitchell & Trussell sold out
their entire stock of aluminium ware adver-
tised in The Journal, one customer buying Sl5
worth the day the paper ear1e out. They are
now advertising discount sale of high grade
enamel ware, and are open evenings. Pre-
paratory to thoroughly renovating their d-y
goods store earle & Jones will for ten days
only make discount of Is per cent on all
nice dress goods and trimmings On Thursday.
Friday and Saturday of this week they will
have remnant sale of odds and ends, which
will be closed out at very low figure. This
includes table linen, crash, dimities, outings.
dress goods, etc.........A ten days bargain
sale will begin at the New York Bar
gain Store, Colonial Theater block. Satur-
day. Jan. 25th, to make room for spring
lines. few of the money saving bar
gains are mentioned in the advt Holeproofs
cost no more than the many limitations. Thew
are sold only at The Dinsmore Store. .Ern-
est Smiths public carriage is ready for SER
vice day or night at reasonable rates Work.
ing housekeeper wanted in family of two in
Boston. Particulars of Mrs. Frank A. Cusb.
man, ~ Congress street, Belfast Mr. 7 w
Collins, J. Erwin Jackson and family Mrs A.
ma Bowden and Miss Gladys Bowden nubl;sb
card OF thanks James H. Howes is mak;,o
sensational prices on all coats and SHIFTS
Freeman E. Roberts publishes caution notice
Northerly half of the house No. "a cbnrch