The Republican journal., 1914-01-01

| There was Christmas tree at the Waldo
County General Hospital, from which SAINT,
Claus delivered gifts for all the patients arc
members of the hospital staff.
There will be joint ms tallation of the of
/ ficers of Thomas H. Marshall Post and Circle
Tuesday, JAM 9Th A dinner, including clan
stew. will be served after the installation
The sisters are requested to be present and
bring cookies, cakes, doughnuts, pickles, etc
The Circle will meet at 130 o'clock.
Henry Butterfeld of Boston, member OF
the Chamber of Commerce delegation that
visited Panama and South America last Gpring
has written Eben F. Littlefeld, city clerk, ask
ing for particulars in regard to the death OF
Mr. Frar B. Knowlton Mr.. Butterfeld said
"Mr. Knowlton was held in the highest esteem
by every member Of the delegation and was
my room mate the greater part of the trip. u
He also expressed deep regret at the terrible
accident that ended M. Knowlton's life when
he was in the enjoyment of such good health,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mitchell & Trussell
will begin this, Thursday, morning half price
sale of enamelled ware, to include everything
in that line in stock, the sale to continue one
week unless the stock is exhausted sooner.
This is an opportunity to secure high grade
goods at half price. earle & Jones 9-cent
sale will begin January 9th and continue nine
days. 1t includes both stores, 10 and 81 Main
street. This is always an event with shoppers,
and the indications are that the sale this year
will be a record breaker. Stockings may
come and stockings may go but the Holeproofs
hold their own and the guarantee that goes
with them holds good. Sold only at the Dins-
more store. If you want shoes that don't re-
quire breaking in, just try pair of the IA
nous Ground Grippers, sold only at The Dins-
more Store :. earle & Jones sell the O-Cedar
Polish and in their advertisement tell how to
use it. There is nothing better in that line. . :.
After enjoying sleigh ride call at the Old
Corner Drug Store and enjoy one of their de-
licous hot drinks. e. Buy your watches, clocks
and jewelry of and have your work done by
W. M. Thayer, Jeweler, Phoenix Row.. In
sist on having McIntire's smoked cod and had
dock. Guaranteed free from all chemical
preservatives and artificial colorings. Fresh
when smoked >. The Home of Good Values
extends New Years greetings to its patrons
and returns thanks for their liberal patronage
during the past year =. All suits and garm nts
half price at James H. Howes, Odd Fellows
block. Mr.. Howes extends the seasons greet
ings to his many friends and thanks them for
their good will. confidence and liberal patron
49, he
at Perry's Market. Send your address and re-
ceive his price list of meats, fish and grocer
les. :. Lost an old-fashioned cameo pin with
modern setting. Reward offered. Middle
aged woman wanted as companion and to do
light homework. .... Have your chimneys
cleaned by Lewis Trundy, Belfast.
CHRISTMAS AT THE GIRLS HOME. The
Christmas tree at the Girls Home this year
was under the auspices of the Universalist
Sunday school land Mr.. Frank 1. Wilson, super
intendent, and special committee composed
of Misses Florence Libby, E. Frances Abbott
and Mildred Randall. had the arrangements in
charge Only Miss Libby of the committee
was able to be present at the exercises Dec.
24th. While a committee was decorating an
immense tree that stood in the center of the
school room the following program was given
in the dining room under the direction of Mr..
and Mrs. Mcneil. superintendent and matron:
Remarks by Rev. A. A. Blair; singing "A
Morning Hymn by the Home chorus, with
Miss Katherine c. Quimby at the piano; reci-
tation, 1.-THE Star of Bethlehem" Alberta AL
len; recitation, "While Shepherds Watched
their Sheep at Night" Mile Whitcomb; song.
"Shine Out o Star of Bethlehem" the girls, -
recitation, "Bethlehem," Georgia Knight; reci-
tation, "When You Hang Your Stockings. Chill
dren," Bertha Harmon; Christmas Acrostic, by
the girls; dialogue, 1.-THE Old Woman Who
Lived in Shoe" The old woman part was
.excelently taken by Lucy Pendleton, and Ber-