The Republican journal., 1914-11-19

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house on his lot on upper High Street, formerly
the Ellis place.
The Travellers Club win meet with the
Misses Mathews Tuesday afternoon, Nov. oath.
The program includes paper on Salisbury,
old sarum and stonehenge. by Mrs. R. F. Dun
ton; reading, 1.-THE Isle of Wight paper, 1.-The
Earliest English Capital" Mrs. F. s. Pitcher.
Mrs. John Davis, who had been the guest of
relatives in Calais for several weeks, has return
ed home and has resumed her duties in the
lance Il. Howes store Earl Braley, who spent
two weeks in Orono. has also returned to the
store. Mrs Hiram Hoffses. who has charge of
the alterations in the suit department. gave
supper last Saturday to portion Of the staff
and will entertain the others later. A very
enjoyable party is reported.
The food sale at the Woman's Club room
SATURDAY. afterno On as benefit to the Home
for Aged Women was very successful, netting
$50. A much larger quantity of food could
have been disposed of. Several who were I'M
able to cook gave money. Mrs. Ben Hazeltine,
chairman, Mrs. William B. Swan and Mrs.
Clvde B, Holmes Of the benevolent committee,
and Mrs. Charles M. Craig. Mrs. Charles E.
Rhoades and Mrs. George l. Heating of the
culinary committee had charge of the sale.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Clar ence Penney of Thorn
dixie entered the Waldo County Hospital last
Thursday for surgical treatment. Clyde
Moody of Belfast has undergone a surgical
M, Caoruio Roloruop Dickav
who has been in the hospital some time for
treatment, is improving and was taken to her
Main street home last Thursday. 80. Mrs.
Charles Sambrook returned to her home in
Searsport last Sunday. Mrs. E. A. Dinsiow,
surgical patient, returned to her home in
Montville yesterday, Wednesday,. -. Howard
Taylor of Unity, who was in the hospital about
six weeks ago, returned Wednesday for fur
Their treatment
SUNDAY SERVICE AT THE JAIL. Rev. Arthur
H. Sargent announced at the morning service
of the Unitarian oh urch that he had called at
the county Jail Saturday and obtained permis-
sion to hold services there Sunday at 8 p. M
and asked all who could to attend with him,
especially those who could sing. Mrs. Glenn
ent W. Wescott, Mrs. George A. and Miss Kath-
crime C. Quimby, Misses Charlotte W. Colburn
and Marian Hazeltine, Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Allen Howes accompanied him to the Jail,
where they were very courteously received by
Sheriff Frank A. Cushman. The service was
including familiar hymns, in which
several of the Jail inmates, nine in number,
joined, All present enjoyed the service. Later
Mr. Cushman remarked that he could use to
advantage more magazines and books than
were at their disposal, In answer to the ques
ton what book would be most acceptable
William Howard, alias Gordon, the young
colored man of Hampden, committed in Sep
TENDER for statutory offences, said he had read
a part of Victor Hugo's Les Miserables and
always wanted to finish it.
The Hospit al Club and invited guests were
socially, Wednesday afternoon
and evening, Nov. 18th, by Miss E. Frances
Abbott at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Giles G. Abbott, Lincolnvllle avenue. The
hostess provided blackboard to take the
guests to and from the city, but some went by
auto and others walked In the afternoon the
of the club were busy with their
needlework and at $50 o'clock delicious sup
per was served, and the evening was spent
with music and games. Those who attended
were DR.. and Mrs. Carl H. Stevens, DR.. and
Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy A.
Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hayford, Mr..
and Mrs z. Hartshorn, Misses Margaret Keene,
Msude B. Steward, Helen Sanderson, Mrs.
Maine Hills, Mrs. Colby Racklffe. Mrs. W. B
Woodbury., Arthur Condor. Wilson Ellis and
Norman Read.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones an
nounce their Goth annual Thanksgiving sale
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 18th
goth and 21st, and if you mention this adver
tisement they will give you, free, one-h alf
more than you buy. For instance, if your pur-
chases amount to 81, you can select any other
article or articles worth so cents; and for So
purchase you will have 81 worth of goods more
than you buy. You get one-half more than
you pfy for whether your purchase amount to
81 or $1,000. This applies to everything in the
crockery and basement salesrooms, excepting
Edison goods. 1t is a cash sale and no free
gifts will be given with goods charged on
these days. 1t is an opportunity to get the
goods you need and all your Christmas pres
ents free. The Regal. Comfort shoes and
the Ground Gripper shoes. sold exclusively at
The Dinsmore Store, are both designed for
foot comfort The Korndoc Regal is de-
signed to prevent foot trouble. and the Ground
Gripper shoes have cured thousands of foot
sufferers Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bennett, P
D. H., Russell C. and Gladys M. Carter, publish
q card of thanks -. Hubbard squash and cab
bage for sale at the Ferguson Poultry Farm.
Northport avenue. :. See statement of the
Waldo Trust Co. of Belfast. Special sale of
cereals by A. A. Howes & Co., Saturday, Nov.
21st :. Two good small rents very reasonable
to small families Enquire of H. c. Buzzell.
....For Thanksgiving specialties. fruits, nuts.
candies, plain and fancy cheeses. ETC., go to
Chas. F. Swifts, Masonic Temple. Order
your Thanksgiving dinner now at Fogg's Mar
ket. Native Waldo county turkeys. chickens
from to pounds. geese, ducks.
vsnison and meats of all kinds. Mrs. Buck
linz home. made mincemeat and Boston Mark e
celery. A. A. Howes & Co. have everything
in the grocery line you will need for Thanks
giving: new and fresh goods ordered for the
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