The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-03-13
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The first crow seen Monday morning, Mar.
10TH
Remember the young Ladies' Social Union
will have large variety of Easter neckwear,
all handmade, at their sale in the Baptist YES
try March 2lst also food and candy.
! New ADVERTISEMENTS. The time for slush
and slop has arrived, and to keep the feet dry
and avoid colds and pneumonia you need rub
pers, and you will find them, all kinds, for
men, women and children, at The Dinsmore
Store. See comparison of prices today with
those of war time, and prices for March. In
buying rubbers why not supply yourself with
the genuine Holeproof hose, sold only at The
Dnsmore Store? .. The E. E. Wyman Land
Company, Howes block, Main street, offer a
number Of bargains in farms, houses and cot
tages and business openings. I'D. 7. Palmer,
Masonic Temple, sells the Lamson & Hubbard
hats See announcement of the opening of
The Quality Store in Opera House block next
/ Saturday An Overland 1910 touring
n good condition for sale at reasonable
price Apply to Orrin J. Dickey.- See the
window display of 40 cent waists at the Home of
| Waists and Ladies' Toggery, Journal building.
.L.T Shales & Son sell Pratts Powdered
Lice Killer which promptly kills poultry lice.
Young lady wanted for a local store....
The Stickney Stove Store. Church street.
carries full line of kitchen furnishings.
stoves, ranges, etc Plumbing specially.
THE u. OF M DRAMATIC CLUB. The play
/ ,..l eor +b;s soason ga NIGHT OFF " is said
to be one of the best the club has ever under
ia zen and it is expected to meet with great
success. The first performance will be dress
ret earsal at the Bangor Insane hospital on
March 26th, For the Easter vacation the
manager is endeavoring to secure trip to in
clude Belfast, Camden. Thomaston and Bath.
but this is as yet unsettled. The cast of char
acters so far as decided upon is as follows
Justipian Rabbit, professor of Ancient His
tory at Comptown University. D. E. Higgins
| '16: Harry Damask, his son-in-law, ?. q. Chad
bourne 'l6; Jock Mulberry. in pursuit of for
tune under the name of CHUNKY, J. E. Null
laney, I6; Lord Mulberry in pursuit of Jock
P. W. Monohon. IA; Marcus Brutus Cwap. in
pursuit of fame and fortune. 7. w. Haskell
IA. Proy,l. usher at the University, M.
Banks. rs: E. P. Ingalls. Is; Mrs. Zantippa
Rabbit, professor of conjugal management in
the Professors household, ]. L. Whittier, l6;
X, Nisbe, youngest ''imp" of the household, M.
Pen II eton. IA; Angelica Mamask, the eldest,
E. D. Potter, '16; Susan, the brassiest, F. l.
Damsron, '16; Maria, servants at Damask's,
l. Cameron, '16; E. P. ingalls,, Is.
THE TRAVELLERS CLUE ENTERTAINED, The
Travellers Club, with Mrs. Martha Baker
Dunn and Mrs. l. B. Mower of Waterville and
Mrs. E. R. Pierce, president OF the Arts and
Crafts, as special guests, were delightfully."- en-
tertained at lunch last Tuesday by Mrs. Amos
Clement the President of the Travellers Club,
at her home on John street. The dining table
was beautifully decorated with jonquils and
the place cards were scenes in India, the sub
ject of the clubs study this season. Mrs. W.
C. Shaw gave brief and appropriate address
of welcome Mrs. Fred Waldo Brown recited
an original poem, "Isabelle's Jewels" and Mrs.
E. S. Pitcher sang 1.-THE Pines of Maine," with
Miss Louise Clement accompanied. The paper
of the afternoon was by Mrs. Dunn on Long
fellow and she delighted her hearers with her
bright and happy thoughts. Mrs. Dunn is
charming essayist, whose contributions to The
Atlantic Monthly are looked forward to by
many readers. Miss Caroline W. Field voiced
the clubs appreciation of Mrs. Dunn's paper.
Mrs. Mower, who is the president of the Wa
tervile Woman's Department Club, was called
upon and made brief remarks. social hour
followed Representatives of the Freedom
and Stockton Springs clubs were expected
guests, but snow storm and recent bereave-
ments caused notes of regret. Mrs. Clement
was assisted by her daughter, Miss Louise. and
Misses Alice Parker and Alfredo Ellis.