The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-07-30

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! Mrs George o. Bailey has been engaged to
take charge of the Arts and Crafts depart
m ent of the Woman's Club for the next two
weeks
| The Thomas Musical Comedy Co. is booked
at the Colonial Theater for all of next week.
The regular picture program will be shown
before the musicale comedy each night
There are twelve people in the company this
year. The prices will be 10, 20 and 80 cents
with change of bill each night.
At the regular meeting Monday evening of
the Official Board of the M. E. church it
voted to petition the mayor and city council
for street light on Miller street, midway be.
tween Church and High. The petition will he
signed by members of the church and also
placed in the Free Library Saturday to allow
any interested to sign.
Mrs. William B. Swan entertained friends
last Friday from 2 to p. M at her home on
High street in honor of Mrs. S. A. Reed and
her daughter, Mrs. Richard Boutelle of Mimi
| eapolis, who are guests of Miss Sarah Gardner
Bridge was enjoyed and dainty refreshments
were served. Other guests were Mrs. Evie
Burke of Redlands, Ca Mrs. Carrie Littlefield
of St. Stephens N. B., Mrs. William P. Thomp-
son of Bangor, Mrs. Annie N. Quimby, Mrs. J..
| W. Frederick, Mrs. G. O. Bailey, Miss j. A.
Wiggin, Miss Gammons and Mrs Palmer
| At the July meeting of the school committee
last Monday evening,in response to the request
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continue the Head of the Tide school, providing
eleven or more pupils are in attendance. 1t
was decided to begin the fall term September
9Th. Supt. W. B. Woodbury. was made COM
mittee to secure room suita BILE for the class
in typewriting in the High SC hool commercial
course. 1t was voted to grant the request of
loan of the school music boo ks to E. c. Wander
laan for use of the Trinity Reformed churches
in East Belfast.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Mrs. Josephine Scribner
a former principal of the English department
of the Gardner. Mass, High school, was oper-
ated on at theWaldo County hospital last thurs
day evening. Mrs. Scribner. in company with
her husband, was on the Boston boat on theil
way to the home of her husband in Millinocke
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port she was attended by DIR. Luce, who came
to Belfast with her and took her to the hos
pital. Her condition became so much worse
that an operation was deemed necessary and il
was done that evening. 1t was successful anc
she is doing well. Miss Helen M. Sanderson
superintendent. left last week for months
vacation at her home in East Waterford
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DR.. Silas C. Blaisdell and is doing finely.
Charles Smith of Belfast entered the hospita
Monday for medical treatment 80. Mr.. JOSEPH
Marley of Monroe returned home last Thurs
day. %. Mrs. Scribner of Millinocket, who en-
tered the hospital last Thursday for surgical
treatment will return home today, Thursday
Mr.. Wiley of Unity will return home mex
Saturday.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The sale of the
goods in the cloak and suit room of Garlic
Jones at SO 1-3 per cent discount is going or
finely, and the public is again reminded that
lar semi-annua! Red Tag clean-out sacrifice
sale by Harry W. Clark & Co.. the Main street
clothiers, will begin at break of day tomorrow
Friday. and will continue through the three
days of the Waldo County fair, August 18th
18th and Goth, ending Saturday night, August
22nd. This is cash sale. If you cannot come
order by parcel post. James H. Howes. Ode
Fellows block, announces his August mark
down sale of muslin, crepe and linen dresses
} crepe, cordaline and ratine wash skirts. See
prices quoted. The remainder of the stock Of
summer suits and coats will be sold at one hall
price . If you are looking for shoe comfort
you will find in the Ground Gripper shoes. sole
only at The Dinsmore Store. Try pair
In this line Foot Note from the Old Corner
Drug Store will be found of interest. >. SEE
appointments of DR.. H. Boyington. Eye Sigh
Specialist. Pleasant furnished room will
modern conveniences to let. Apply to Mrs. J
M Fletcher l53 Main street. Mrs. Georgi;
]. Written, "a Union street, is authorized t.
secure subscriptions for the leading magazine!
and is taking orders for freless cookers.
VIM A. Banks, Everett E. Banks, Mrs. Adel
bert Millett and Cassie l.. Banks publish
card of thanks. Secondhand furniture suit
able for cottage for sale at 43 High street,.
Half-price sale of wall paper at earle & Jones
to continue until, and including. August 9Th.
See prices of few summer specialties at Per
ry's Cash Market. Oranges. Is cents PEI
each.