The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-11-26


setdlss, thimbles and tongues wers aetivs. A
Iplenie supper was served. the menu including
chicken. fruit salads, hot rolls. assorted cakes
and coffee, and the table decorations were Of
evergreen and American holly.
When dischaFging fertilizer 1t the wharf of
the Coe Mortimer Co. last week barge No. 8
Of the R & R. l. Co. grounded in an extreme
low tide on q rock and sprung aleak, damaging
part 1T her cargo. A diver went down and To-
Gated the rock. which was lifted out by light
er. and Sunday the barge was towed to Rock
land for repairs. Barge No. l. which had been
waiting here for some time. was then hauled
into the wharf to discharge.
At the meeting of Thomas q. Marshall Cir
Gle, Ladies of the G.sA. R.. last Tuesday, Mrs.
A. X. Fletcher and Mrs. Julia G. McKeen gave
an account of their visit to Hallowell. Nov.
Goth, and of the reception to the National
President at the Hallowsll House. An invita-
ton was received from the Post to lunch
next Tuesday, to be furnished by the Post
| Mrs Abbie Putnam Mrs. Mary Russ and Mrs.
Ellen Strout were appointed committee on
the death of Mrs. Nancy Stevens. short
program was given. consisting OF reading,
"A Visit from Aunt Dolefu." by Mrs. Nettie
Merithew, and poem, exception" by Mrs.
Lottie Mcdonald. Next Tuesday there viii!
he an election of officers and full attendance
| is desired.
WEST BELFAST. Herbert Seekins made
trip to Waterville Saturday to consult DR..
Austin in regard to his eyes. Susan Whit
more had shock last Thursday night and is
quite low at this meeting. Mrs. Ellen Las
sell is visiting her daughter, Abbie Toothaker,
| at G. B. Overs. Fred Toothaker arrived
from Rockland Friday to remain at home for
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Ralph Hayford is max
ing short visit with her grandmother, Mrs.
Peavey. in Newport. The Thanksgiving
program at Equity Grange last Saturday night
was followed by a fish chowder which was en-
joyed by full attendance. The Farmers
Union is doing f1ourishing business. having
had two carloads of grain this week, carload
of cottonseed and mixed car of feed and
-four. Mrs. Chas. Simmons and baby re-
turned home Saturday from Waldo Co. hospi-
| tal
PooR's MILLS. Marian Brown is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ella Brown. Rev. George
Lincoln of Washington, Me-, called on Rufus
Dyer last week :. Lloyd D., the six-years-old
son of MIR and Mrs Orrin L. Wentworth, was
presented by his teacher, Mrs Frank L. Field.
at the close of the Sunday school, with fine
Bible as reward for his regular attendance
He had not missed Sunday and never failed
to repeat the golden text. Herbert Jackson
of Montville visited his brother. Joseph jack
son, last week Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foss of
| Waterville visited friends here recently....
| Orrjn L. Wentworth returned heme last Thurs
day from Islesboro -. W. A. Banks is moving
to the city. where he has bought place. He
will close his farm home for the winter. .Orrin
L. Wentworth shot fine large deer last Mon
day near George B. Dyer's place.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Christmas is near
at hand. and earle & Jones are offering Christ
mas presents free to all the people in Waldo
county and adjoining towns on two days-Sat-
urday, Nov. 18th, all day and evening, and
Monday, Nov. Both, all day. On these days
the sale includes both stores, and in each you
will get. absolutely free OF charge, one-nail
more than you pay for. See their advt. for
further particula AT Dwight P. Palmer's
Masonic Temple, you will find large and
complete line of mems furnishings, hats and
caps; Earl & Wilson and Hathaway shirts;
Lamson & Hubbard hats hose, sweaters, bath
robes, etc. Christmas stock of books and
| fancy goods arriving daily. Gold watches
make acceptable Christmas gifts and you Will
find them at Locke's. All watches guaranteed,
and those selected now may be hung on the
watch board and regulated until Christmas
time Bracelet and wrist watches, and the
best line of watches II. j. Locke & Son have
ever carried. No trouble to show goods. "A
one-horse sled, ready to hitch, for sale May
| be seen at 1873 Main street. The Ralph u.
Southworth Co. has just received large ship
ment of Mackinaw coats in all the newest
patterns and models. Prices, 81 to So. ....
Those who have never wore Royals should call
at the Dinsmore Store and see the fascinating
autumn styles from which to select these
| leaders in ladies' foot wear. See illustration
this week of the Bronx. :. Only one store in
Belfast has the Holeproof hose for sale, and
that is The Dinsmore Store. 1t you have
ever worn them you will not be satisfied with
any of the many substitutes, and If you have
never worn them you should begin now... E.
F, Littlefield offers for sale his house, &c Cedar
street, Belfast, a most desirable property.
The house and stable in first class condi-
ton, the house having all the modern improve
ments aid conveniences, and there is half an
acre with fine garden plum, pear and apple
trees A great bargain for a quick buyer.
Sherman & Co., Belfast, offer for sale at a low
price two Burnham water wheels in good condi-
ton, with all shafting and gearing to connect
with the main line. ...See appointments OF
Dr. E. H. Boyington. eye-sight specialist.
The attention of farmers is called to the adj
vertisement of the Belfast Farmers Union