The Republican journal., 1913-12-18

I The Offices in Odd Fellows Block are being
put into fine condition by A. T. Gay and E. ].
Partridge. painters.
There will be dance at Silver Harvest
Grange hall, Waldo. Saturday evening, Dec.
Goth, with music by the Gurney sisters.
Elijah Gay of Center Montvlle wishes to
thank the friends who remembered him with
shower of post cards on his 10th birthday. Dec.
| 9Th.
News has been received of the serious ill-
ness of Mrs. Mary B. Doe, who is spending the
winter with her daughter. Mrs F. A. Stevens.
in Rockland, Mass.
Have you taken advantage of this continued
milo weather to put in your sweet peas?-
Boston Globe
'Our George planted his more than month
ago.
The entertainment that was to have been
given in the Branard schoolhouse this, Thurs
day, evening has been indefinitely postponed
on account of the illness of one of the ladies' on
the program.
Ernest Burgess, while driving through the
Orono road Sunday in his automobile, saw three
near that he could easily have struck them
with stone. indicating that the deer are get
ting pretty near to Bangor-Bangor Com
mercial.
Washington special says that Arthur W
Howard. postmaster at Cape Rozier. has been
continued in office, and that Fred E. Dickey
has been appointed fourth class postmaster at
Bayside, Waldo county. in place of j. P. Wood,
who was removed.
Among the marriages expected to take place
at Christmas are the following: Mr.. Amos A.
Colcord, Belfast, and Miss Adria Thomas, Isles
boro; Chester Larrabee and Susan F. Gay;
Charles E. Adams and Clara A. Bowen; Charles
H. Simmons and Myrtle B. Nash.
Carmen and Tannhauser, the big three reel
classic feature, will be the attraction at Bel
fast Opera House Wednesday, Dec. oath and
the Christmas matinee. An entire change will
be made in the program for the Christmas
night performance. This will al SO be orches-
ira night.
WEST BELFAST. B. B. Toohaker and J. H.
Elms are attending the State Grange in Ban
gor. Mr.. Toothaker is delegate from Equity
Grange. B. r. Mosher has returned from
Bangor, where he was called by the death of
I his brother. Mr.. Cooper and a crew are
packing apples for H. J. Morris
4 dance will be given on Christmas afternoon
from o'clock until T. in Memorial hal, under
the direction of Frank Mudgett and Alton
Johnson. The patronesses will be Mrs. Charles
Bradbury, Mrs. William Nj. Randall, Mrs.
Ralph H. Howes, Mrs Morris L. Slugg and
Miss Anne NJ. Kittredge. Keyes' orchestra
will furnish music.
The stores were all open last Monday even
ing and will be open every evening during the
holidays. Practically all the shop windows
attractively decorated, and together with
the many outside electric lights, red and white,
with the electric signs, make brilliant display
People out of town will find it to their inter-
est to visit Belfast at this time
Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the G
A. R., presented Thomas H. Marshall Post
some weeks ago with 12-foot flag ard it was
raised with appropriate ceremonies on the
staff in front of Memorial building. Not salts
/ fled with the size Of the flag the Circle order
/ ed another Is foot flag, and it was displayed
from the staff for the first time last Tuesday,
and when the Circle met in regular session
that afternoon they were greatly pleased with
the change. There was good attendance at
their Is cent supper that followed their regu-
lar session and that was enjoyed with the Post
at o'clock
The Belfast Gun Club was obliged to de-
cline the invitation of the Castne Gun Club to
JON them in a shoot Christmas, as many of the
members cannot leave home at that time but
will have all day shoot at the home grounds
A special feature will be match between
members of the Coot Club, lined up as cham
pions and would-be champions. The respec-
tive teams are as follows: Champions, f. H
Howes, captain; William H. Hall, William H
Quimby, c. E. McIntire, T. Frank Parker, W.
q. Lbbey, +. K. Estabrooks. Would be cham
pions, Clarence E. Read, captain, A ii.
Nichols, James H. Howes. Horace Chenery,
S. M, R. Locke, Fred T. Chase, Herbert b.
Foster. This match will take place il the
morning and will be followed by the usual trap
shooting for chickens, etc Johnny, get your
gun" and join the shooters
ANf1E Sd!le q Jones are
making fine holioay display of glass, china,
lamps, leather goods, plain and hammered
brass, manicure sets, toilet sets, silver, nickel,
copper, brass and aluminium ware, toys dolls.
s'eds, games, stationery, etc. See their one
half price table of china ware. =. Bracelet
watches and ail the latest jewelry fads will be
found in the Christmas stock of Chase & Doak
Established 1926 with up-to-d date patterns in
gold and silverware, watches. diamonds and
fine leather goods. They have Kodaks from
Sc to $40, Brownies from 81 to $40, and fine
line of Premo cameras. Nv. A. Winchester,
who has had Is years experience in the mar
ket business Us in BOSTON,, has opened the
Central Market and will sell for cash only. He
will not deliver goods but will give his patrons
the benefit of this saving in expense. .......
At the New York Bargain Store, Colonial
| Theater block, there are many useful and
of which are enumerated in the advt. on the
End page. Only one store in Belfast has the
wonderful amending Holeproof hose for
sale, and that is The Dinsmore Store. From
now until Christmas they will be delivered
free by parcel post. IL. The crownng triumph
of Edison. the great inventor, is the new Edi-
son Diamond Disc Phonograph, of which dem
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