The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-02-26
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

| Get prices at the local stores before buying
| extracts from peddlers. 1t pays to deal at
! home.
| Dr. w. L West sold to the State last We'd
ndsday fire 5-years old chestnut horse to be
| used by the manager of the fish hatchery at
| Camden.
| There will be special meeting of the Bel
fast Board of Trade Wednesday evening,
March End. with special remarks by ex-Presi-
dent O. E. Frost.
The Board of Registration will be in session
next Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day in Eben F. Littlefeld's office, Odd Fell
lows block. The city clerks Office in Memo
rial building is occupied by the North school.
Architect J. W. Mansur of Bangor was in
Belfast Monday with the preliminary plans for
the new school building. The building COM
'mittee requested several changes in the plans
and Mr.. Mansur will come again the last of
this week.
Mrs. Leroy Hurd of Lincolnville Beach is
seriously i'll with pneumonia and compica-
tions. Clarence E. Hurd, who has recently
been substituting for Warren Pitcher on his
R. F. D. route, is now substituting on his
brothers route.
Mrs. C. w. Jennys entertained the Now and
Then Club Monday at her home in Cedar
street. After an afternoon of sewing the
guests were served dainty supper. Mrs. v.
L. Hall was made member of the club. Mrs.
c. E. Owen will be the next hostess.
Miss Gracia Luce of Searsmont, student
nurse in the Waldo County hospital was
operated upon last Monday night for Appendix
.citis by Drs. johnson and Millett. Miss Luce
is sister of Frank Luce, one of the post
office staff in this city.
Walter Varney, who has been dangerously
ill since his recent operation for appendicitis
in the Waldo County hospital, is much better
and is thought to be convalescng. Mr..
Varney is the son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wiley of Congress street, having mar
ried their daughter Martha few years ago.
The annual ball of Seaside Hose Co, to be
given in Seaside Grange hall this, Thursday,
evening promises to be largely attended and a
very enjoyable time is assured The proceeds
will 20 to worthy sick member, and those
who have not already secured tickets may
procure them of Mr.. Lewis F. Marden. Music
for the dance by Reyes orchestra, which will
also give a concert TO include a clarinet solo
by MIR. Lower and ccrnet solo by Mr.. WEIGH.
A SEQUEL TO THE PATRIOTIC SUPPER. Mrs.
Clarence E. Frost, President of the Methodist
Sewing Circle, gave an appreciative reception
to the helpers of the recent patriotic supper
in their church vesry Fred A. Seward was
usher and conducted the guests to the dining
room where they were formally presented to
George and Martha Washington Charles
Getchell and Ethel FROSTY, who in turn pre-
scented them to the host and hostess. The
room was appropriately decorated with flags
and the Washington pictures. Patriotic songs
were sung and articles in relation to Washing
ton were read. Mrs. Frost served pineapple
delicious, nut waters, jelly cookies and fruit
cake. All present enjoyed delightful even
ing.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The time is near at
hand for spring housekeeping, papering and
painting, and earle d Jones nave zo,UoV foils
of wall paper in stock at prices from to 5o
cents. No more darning if you buy Hole
proof hose, sold only at The Dinsmore Store
Annie L. Crockett of Frankfort publishes
a card of thanks. -. Take jar to the Old
Corner Drug Store and have it filled with DELI
cately perfumed cold cream at five cents an
ounce. . earle & Jones have established
new department, Picture Framing, by Roy W.
Ellingwood, and have q new stock OF picture
frame moulding. w. L. West has received
new lot of young, sound horses at his stable
on Spring street, which will be Sold at reason-
able prices. See appointments of the Boy
inRton Optical Co. Lost on the shore road
from Searsport red leather music roll con-
tanning srasic Return to A. P. Goodhue. "a
Main street, Belfast, and receive reward....
~ ,oo;t;cv no hoy1sokoener in Belfast.