The Republican journal., 1913-01-09

G. A. Il. INSTALLATION. Past Commander
DR.. A. 0. Stoddard, assisted by James A Dun
ton. installed the officers of Thomas H. Mar
shall Post G. A. R., at their regular meeting
last Tuesday afternoon, follows: Command
err, L. C. Putnam senior vice commander
James A. 'Dunton; junior vice commander, l. A. /
Conant quarter master, E. R. Thomas; sur
geon John W. Nash chaplain, Albert W. Has
san; officer of the day, J. o. Clark; officer of
the guard, F. W. Patterson; patriotic instruct
or Daniel o. Bowen; trustees. Messrs. Putnam,
Dunton and Conant; adjutant, Thomas Cannon.
80. Past President Mrs. Emery O. Pendleton,
assisted by Mrs. W. W. Carter installed the Of
fcers of Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of
| the G. A. R., last Tuesday afternoon, IS fol-
lows: President, Mrs. L. c. Putnam; senior vice
president, Mrs. A. K. Fletcher; junior vice
president, Mrs. A. R. Coombs chaplain, Mrs
Charlotte E. Mcdonald; secretary, Mrs. W. A
Nichols; treasurer, Mrs. Julia G. McKeep;
guard, Mrs Annie S. Bennett. Refreshments
were served after the installation and the
members of the Post were invited.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Read what Garlic &
Jones say about the parcel post and their
rangements for attending to and promptly
forwarding mail orders. They can serve you
as well and more expedtiousy, than the dis
tant mail order houses. Don't forget that
their cent sale opens this, Thursday. morn
ing, to continue days. 1t will be the best
showing they ever attempted. The semi-an-
nual discount sale of j. W. Ferguson & Co. be-
gins TO day. A discount of 20 per cent will
be given on wool dress goods and dress trim
mings and 10 per cent on all other goods, ex-
cept corsets, for the next 80 days. Terms
cash Mitchell & Trussell are selling stand
ard aluminium ware below cost, and great va
riety of useful household articles for 10 and rs
cents. See their windows. The Dinsmore
Store is the only place in Belfast where you
can buy the guaranteed Holeproof stockings
-. Mrs. c. H. Meader Of Belmont publishes
a card of thanks. ..,M, H. knoWlton Of
fers bargains in real estate and in a paw
ing restaurant, and has a 7-room tene-
ment with modern improvements to let,
Mrs. E. E. Wentworth, at the rooms of Mrs
Sheldon on Church street. will do dressmaking
| in all its branches. The Grand Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale at the Home Of Good Values, IL
Main street, continues only three days more.
| Don't miss it if you are looking for bargains in
mems and boys clothing and furnishing goods.
Mail and telephone orders promptly filled -.
The annual January White Sale at James II.
| Howes' dry goods store, Odd Fellows block, is
still on, and coats, suits, children's coats, and
furs are offered at a great reduction in prices
-. earle & Jones have made big cut in the
price of Edison wax records. -. See advt of
| spaniel dog LIST. Reward offered. =. Mr. and
| Mrs. S. G. Norton publish card of thanks .
| See advt. of fourth class postmaster examina-
ton to fill vacancy at Thorndke IA. A
Howes & Co will have special coffee sale at
reduced prices Friday and Saturday Jan. TO-
| II.
sEARsMoNT
Bliss Mariner and Rayw God Hills have re-
turned to Camden to resume their studies in
the High school, after spending the holiday
vacation with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Merrick Tibbetts of Keene,N N. H., are receiving
congratulations the birth of daughter
Donald Fogg and Alice Whitcomb we're united
in marriage Jan. LIST. They have the best
wishes of their many friends. -. Misses Helen
and Mary Cobb went to Boston Jan. LIST to re-
sumo their music studies. There was a dance
New Years night at Dirigo hall. The attend
ance was small, but very pleasant time was
enjoyed by those present. An oyster supper