The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-22

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| In odd Fellow Hull tsGar,s ssSs sy.''i'ss
With music BY simpsons orchestra.
| The W. c. T. U. will meet Win MUS Lors
Maxcy. Pearl street, tomorrow. SF'oay. u "
D. m. Members are requested to come pre-
pared for sewing.
At the meeting Of the Reading Department
of the Woman's Club Tuesday, Oct. 9th. Mrs.
Annie L. McKeen will read q paper on 'The
Story of Evolution"
There will be Harvest ball at Silver Har-
vest Grange hall, Waldo. Friday evening. Oct.
2sd. Music by McKeen's orchestra OF four
| pieces, assisted BY Mr.. W. N. Lower. During
i the evening Mr. Lower will play clarinet solos.
The Travellers Club will meet Tuesday.
| Oct. 9th, with Mrs. E. J. Morrison ut No.
Franklin street. The following program will
| be given: Papers, Cornwall and the Scilly
Isles" Miss Barr; "The Development of the
Arthur Legend" Mrs. Brown; readings from
the "Idylls of the King" Mrs. J, r. Dunton.
| Mr.. Arthur W. Leonard has new variety Of
apple at his home in Morrill,. the Missouri
Stemen Wine Sap, winter fruit. The grower
| who produced this apple has made fortune
out Of it. Three years ago Mr. Leonard graft
ed it on a tree in his orchard and this year it
bore apples exactly like those in the catalog.
The meeting of the creditors in the cases of
Frank M. Fairbanks and Philemon W. Pitcher,
bankrupts, which was to have been held at
E~,In lat
was postponed to Oct. 23d on account of the
sickness of John R. Mason. referee in bank
ruptcy, has been again postponed to Friday.
Nov. 9Th.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be held with Mrs. H. S. Morey, A
Miller street, Monday afternoon, October 26th.
The Roll.call, current events; lesson from the
c. L. S. C. book, Through England with Tenny-
son." chapters four and five, and from the In
dependent magazines of October 18th and 10TH
the ''Story of the Week"
A PLEASANT OCCASION. The North Belfast
Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. James Wing,
Swanville, Oct. 14th. About twenty gathered
at her pleasant home and spent a very profit
able aftern oon- The time was spent in sew
ing and lively conversation. Mrs. Wing never
forgets herself and as usual was ready with a
bountiful spread. to which all did ample justice.
invitations from the genial hostess. The next
meeting will be with Miss Mile Mitchell. All
are cordially invited to attend.
THE HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. The
annual meeting of the Home and School As
sociaticn held in the High school room
Monday evening, Supt. of Schools W. B. Wood
bury presiding in the absence of the president,
S. A. Parker. There was very small attend
ance. due to the unpleasant weather. The
nominating committee, Mrs. Frank l. Wilson,
Mrs. l.. F. Cannon and Principal Clarence E.
Proctor, recommended the following officers
and committees and they were elected: Presi-
dent, Charles S. Bick ford; vice president, DR..
c. w. Jenneys; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
John R. Dunton; chairman of executive COM
mittee, Mrs. Clarence E. Read; lecture CON-
mittee, Mrs J. C. Durham; new members COM
mittee, Mrs. G. G Abbott The principal topic
discussed was the most desirable location for a
new High school building. Three locations
street lot, and the Mcclellan place. The latter
was considered by far the best. notwithstand-
ing the distance from the center of the city,
The next regular meeting of the Association
will be held in November.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. crisp bright, cor
rect Regal for every occasion, the "Crispin,"
made CT dark russell calf, is now on sale, ex
clusively, at The Dinsmore Store, headquar-
tiers for up-to-date footwear. .. Good warm
clothes are what boys need for the cold, snowy
days near at hand, and you will find them at
"The Homa of Good Values" IL Main steet.
49,. This is the time of year when your heat
ing system needs overhauing or a new sys-
TEN is needed. Goodhue & Co., ID Main street,
recommend highly the Moline Vacuum plant,
and also have most efficient hot water systems
and the Kelsey and Crawford furnaces and
ranges First class plumbing at second class
prices, headquarters for pipe and pipe fittings,
etc. -. You will make no mistake in shipping
your eggs to Chapin& Adams Co. ,35 South Mar
ket street, Boston,. Position wanted as house,
k. eper or nurse. Apply at Bayview street.
. Beginning this week, Oct. 22-29, and
continu ing each week until Christmas, all the
agate ware in the basement salesroom of Garlic
& Jones will be sold at rs per cent discount,
and in their crockery department 200 decorat-
ed pitchers, all sizes, at half price. Other bar
gains are given in their advt. :. See notice of
loss of Belfast Savings BanA book No. Is, 927.
Don't forget that the big sale is still going
on at earle & Jones, with prices as quoted last
week. discount on every class of merchan-
disc in the store. Samples sent on apple alton
and coats sent out on approval. H. M. Black,
1O7 Main street, advertises this week her fall
and winter goods, which include underwear.
outings, bath robes, gloves, infants wear,
| hosiery, fancy work. Fleesher's yarn and self
threading needles. .. Some of the many bar
gains at Perry's Cash Market are enumerated
| in his advt. this week. Two pounds of fancy
white halibut for &c., large fancy Cape Cod
cranberries TIC. quart, etc. Gold locket and
rope chain lost on the street. Finder please
return to Journal office. Those who are SC
fortunate as to be able to spend the winter in
a southern cline will be interested in the offer
| of an attractive furnished home for rent in
Nassau, N. P.
.A|1~ These haas. values IL ssI must 1st