The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-01-16

There will be public supper and entertain
ment in Benevolent Hall. Poor's Mills, Tues
day, Jan. 21st.
There will be dance at Silver Harvest
Grange hall next Saturday evening, with music
by Polands orchestra. Come early
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the City National bank was held Monday
morning, Jan. 18th, and the following direct
ors were reelected: William B. Swan, Selwyn
Thompson, Elmer A. Sherman, Charles Wal
den, V. A. Simmons Charles P. Hazeltne,
Thomas w. Pitcher, A A Howes and Ira NJ
Cobe of Chicago. In board of directors, VIM.
B. Swan was reelected president and Clement
W. Wescott cashier.
Superintendent of schools W. j. Woodbury.
will hold paren's' meeting for the parents of
children in the grades Tuesday evening.
Jan. 2lst, at 80 O'Clock at the High school
building. The special object is to discuss
plans for school work such semi annual pro-
motion, medical inspection and practical
course of study Mr.. Woodbury. hopes that
there will be large attendance of parents at
this meeting he has plans of work which he
wishes to place before them TO see if they will
meet their approval.
THE CosT OF Eggs. The high cost of living
was under discussion at recent meeting of
the Mems Forum, and reference was made to
the woman's crusade to bring down the price
Of eggs. A gentleman present said that eggs
could be produced FOR cents dozen, and was
advised to go into the business. His remark
caused Mr. Chas. F. Swift to interview a man
in the business, who keeps an accurate debtor
and creditor account and these were the fig
ures he gave: In June, 1912 his eggs cost him
16 cents per dozen, and in December 81 cents
per dozen, an average of % cents He has
,, two pens, one of Rhode Island Reds and one
of White Wyandottes. In January the Reds
laid very few eggs and had not the Wyan-
dottes done better than the average the cost
would have been much greater.
An adjourned meeting of the Waldo County
2 Law Library Association was held in the Lii
brary last Saturday evening and the following
e officers elected: President, George E. johnson.
clerk, Carleton Doak; treasurer John R. Dun.
: ton; librarian, Carleton Doak; book committee
f the preceding officers. 1t was voted to have a
4 catalogue of the books made and printed. the
treasurer to pay for same. A meeting of the
Bar Association was held the same evening
and the following officers elected President.
George E. johnson; clerk, Carleton Doak, treas.
, urer John R. Dunton. Messrs. R. F. Dunton.
Arthur Richie and Fred Waldo Brown were
made a committee to revise the fee bill The
meeting was adjourned to the sec ond evening
of the April term of court Resolutions were
adopted on the death Of Hon. VIM. H. Nc
O Lellan, one of the oldest members Of the Wal
3 do County Bar and an Attorney General of the
State.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. At the Home of
Good Values IL Main street, they have on
hand broken lots of clothing, hats, CAPS and
furnishing goods. which will be sold at greatly
reduced prices, as they do not believe in carrv-
: ing goods over from one season to another
n 1t will pay you to look them over Or g
q Metz %. 1912 car. fully equipped. including
top, extra tire, full set Of tools, ETC., for sale
Price right. Enquire of Herbert Hamlin.
e Brooks, or C. B. Norton, Belfast H. L.
s Written Co., Opera House block, have full
line of groceries and can give you good val
e ues in tea, coffee and molasses No premiums
j., given with the tea and coffee, but the quality
can't be beaten at the price. Be sure YOU
: ger Hoieproot. the original guaranteed hose.
, Solo only IN Belfast at the Dinsmore Store
The Blended Rheumatic Oil is now being pre-
) pared from the original formula and will be
: placed on the market. W. o. Poor & Son.
r Belfast, are the agents.. earle & Jones are
receiving new wall paper for 1918 . House
to let corner of High and Church streets. neyt
to the North Church. Apply to Clarence NJ.
Knowlton.
PUPILS RECITAL. The members of the Or
pheus Musical Club met with their teacher
Miss Amy E. Stoddard, Wednesday afternoon.
for their first monthly recital After the
program, refreshments were served, and the
remainder of the afternoon was devoted to
games. etc. The program:
Danse Caprice Martin
Ruth Redman
Always in the Van Sartor;s
Geneva Stephenson
Get Ready Creenwo,d
Sleep. Dolly. Sleep Swift
Charlotte Knowlton
Holy Night HAYDN
Carroll Parker
1raumerel Schumann
Margaret Craig
On the Lawn Sartoris
Doris Patterson
summer fragrance Necke
Edna Curtis
In the Nick Of Time Iindsav
Myrtle Simpson
fofest BROOK Ganschals
Blanche Jennys
IL irovatore Verdi Krug
Alice Sanborn
Alexander March
| Dana Pattee
morning Song Spence
| Cathleen Colcord