The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-05-15

The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Baptist church will
have ten cent social in the vestry tomorrow,
Friday, evening. There will be an entertain
ment, and cake and coffee will be served free
and home made candy will be on sale.
Cecil R. Nutting a youth of Is years, who
lived in the family of Fred J. Webb of Swan
vile, was before the Municipal Court Tuesday
on complaint of Mr. Webb for the larceny of a
dozen of eggs, quarter of pound of cream
of tartar ard some sage. This was said to be
only one of the boys many offences. He was
sentenced to the State School for Boys in
South Portland and was taken there Wednes-
day by City Marshal NJ R. Knowlton.
"a NIGHT OFF" The Maine Masque pre-
sented this play at the University of Maine
gymnasium Thursday evening, May 9Th. with
great success before large audience. Two
Waldo county boys had prominent parts, and a
report in the Bangor Commercial says of them:
"D. E. Higgins, '16, of Morrill, made typical
professor of ancient historty in the role of
Prof. Justinian Babbtt." 81. E. Muilany,
10, OF S0m erVllle, MASS, as JACK mulberry, III
pursuit of fame and fortune under the alias of
Chumey, acted his part well and held the in
terest of his audience by his attentions to
Nisbe, the daughter of the professor, part
taken by Mark Pendleton, IA, of Isl sboro,
who made a very charming young LADY,
THE INVALID LIST. Mrs. Frank Gray, Bertha
Hoffses), who has been confined to her home
on High street with acute rheumatism, is able
to be out. James, Applin is steadily recover
ing after treatment in the Waldo County hos
pital -. Martin Weber, who has been quite i'll,
threatened with pneumonia, is gaming -. Mrs.
Ralph Darby, who has been seriously i'll with
bronchial pneumonia, is now considered out of
danger -. Charles Marsano, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis in DR.. Tapley's
hospital, is doing we'll. Mrs. Luther Ham
mons is still in very critical condition at her
home in High street.. Miss Vesta J Shute,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph b. Shute
underwent an operation last Saturday at her
home on Waldo avenue by Drs. Elmer Small
and <. D. Tapley. Some months ago she had
an operation for appendicitis but has not re-
covered from the trouble and it was thought
best to have another operation. Capt. Mil
lard +. French is confined to his home on
Northport avenue, where he is suffering from
typhoid pneumonia.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones an
nounce a great Height-of the-Season Sale, to
begin May 18th, when they will offer new
spring and summer merchandise marked at
reductions of Ia to 1-2. The sale includes
suits, mercerized petticoats, shopping bags
corsets, curtain muslins, etc, etc. All goods
sold for cash. Read what The Dinsmore
Store has to say of the Regal pumps, made on
a special pump last-stylish yet comfortable.
Particularly attractive the new Colonial
pumps with their smart yet unobtrusive
buckles. The summer issue of the Waldo
up. and your name should appear. The tele.
phone has ceased to be luxury. 1t has become
indispensable for both social and business
purposes. Mrs R. c. Sheldon, 62 Church
street. has just returned from Boston with
full line of millinery which she will be pleased
to show to her customers. .. The Belfast Fue
& Hay Co., is offering special prices fol
| Noei
on level. Now is good time to put in youl
supply for winter. ..Penobscot river salmon
| first of the season-lobsters and mackere al
| Bramhalls market.....If you want vacuum
cleaning done by hand-power or electricity
drop card to Willis B. Fletcher, 81 High
street, Belfast :. Mrs. Helen F. Mears pub
fishes card of thanks. A new 80 foot 81
II q for AT
Knowton, % Cedar street, Belfast. j.. Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. A. Mahoney, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ma
| honey and Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Mahoney pub
fish a card OF thanks. The Dinsmore Store
began selling Holeproof hose three years age
and every year their sales have increased
This is due to the fact that those who buy
Holeproof for the first time keep on buying
and recommending them. -. L. G. Morse, Lib
erty, is prepared to furnish hardwood matched
foorings,-maple, beech and pine-and manu-
features spruce, Eastwood and pine clapboards
Write him for prices. Mrs. G. S. Weber,
Bell street. Tel. 1912, sells the Sprella cor
sets and will call by appointment and explain
what Spirella Service can do for you. You in
cur no obligation to purchase. =. The Home
Furnishing Co., successors to Spencer. Eator
& Co, M. D. Towle, Mgr, sell the Baldwin
Dry Air Refrigerators, 50 to $50. Call ant
see them. Now is the time to buy Oxford
and the place to buy them is at The Quality
Shoe Store. Opera House block. Special at
tention given to mail orders. Open Wednes
day and Saturday evenings. -. The Consumer
Fuel Co. are ready now tc fill your bins will
the celebrated Old Company's Lehigh coal
first quality, thoroughly prepared. See sum
mer prices quoted for coal and coke. Tit
advt. was received SO late we can only call at
tention to the announcement of the Kockiant
and Belfast auto service, to begin May 18th
....See advt of girl wanted to do houseworl
in family of three. Apply in person to Mrs
R. o. Critchett, % Cedar street, Belfast.