The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-29

Warren A. Nichols is confined to his home
on Bayview street by serious injuries to his
ewes while at work Oct. 18th. His right eye
was injured by lime dust and the other by
steel splinters. By advice of his attending
surgeon he went to the Eye and Ear Infirm-
ary in Portland where the steel was probed
out Both eyes are now much better and 1t is
hoped to save their sight, although the left
eye is very painful.
There will be public supper in Memorial
Hall, November Bird, as benefit for the past
years deficit at the Home for Aged Women.
It will be under the auspices of the Madisses
Club of four, assisted by the following ladies'.
who will have charge Of the tables: Mrs. I. l..
Perry, Mrs. John A. Fogg. Mrs. ]. L. Sleeper,
Mrs. ]. G. Aborn, Mrs. S. G. Swift, Mrs. j. w.
Jones and Mrs. VIM. Holt. Those who have
not been solicited for food will confer favor
on the club by signifying their willingness to
contribute. The tickets will be IS cents. The
menu will include cold meats. salads escalop-
ed clans, baked beans. hot rolls. pickles. as
sorted cake, cream pie and coffee.
Wednesday, Oct 21st, the Ladies of the G.
A. R. held special meeting for inspection.
The inspecting officer, Mrs. Mary R. Tarhox of
Fryeburg, was accompanied by the Dept.
President, Mrs. Mertie Perkins of Hallowell.
The work was exemplifed. and was compll-
mented by both ladies', after which an infor-
NAL reception was held and lunch served. A
Lx,o oil
Perkins brought greetings from the National
convention, held in Detroit. and invited all
who could to attend reception to be given to
the National President in Hallowell Nov. GOTH
at the Hallowell house. Mrs. Tarbox and Mrs.
Perkins were the guests of Mrs. Julia McKeen
while in town. The next meeting of the Cir
Gle will be Nov. 3rd, the hall being let for
other use.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The H. H. Coon BIS
Co. report that October is going out register
ing for them the banner month in their bust
ness, and in view of the generally bright out
look they have been adding new items to their
already fine stock of merchandise. Their list
of fall goods is compile tie; in millinery they
are showing some of the very best and latest
shapes in mld-season hats, have large assort-
ment of art goods, and recently received an
other case of the C. B. "a La Sprte" corsets
ularity from season to season and the Regal
patent boots for women, sold exclusively at
The Dinsmore Store, assure perfect harmony
between gown and shoe. See cut and des-
cription of the Manhattan. There is relief,
and in most cases q positive cure for all foot
ailments, if you will try pair Of the famous
Ground Gripper shoes. for sale only at The
Dinsmore store. :. For the mid season styles
in hats go to The Home of Good Values" IL
Main street. They are sole agents for the
Knapp felt hats and are showing the new
mushroom shaped soft hats in all the new
shades. James H. Howes. Odd Fellows block,
has full lines of women's, misses and childre en- g
wearing apparel-women's suits, dresses. coats
and skirts; children's coats and dresses for
school and dressy wear, and in this department
is offering extra values. -. earle & Jones have
1000 blown glass water tumblers, regular
price Coo a dozen, which are on sale until Nov.
4rh for cents each. Deerfoot Farm sau-
ssges, bacon and ham. fresh every Tuesday end
Friday at Fogg's market; also homemade sau-
sage in links and bags, Schonland's German
frankfurts and bolognas, pressed ham, Prem
Jun ham and bacon and home made head
cheese. Lost, a pair of glasses in case.
Finder please leave at The Journal office or &c
High street. ...See appointments of E. H.
Boyington, eye specialist. Flat of five rooms
up one flight and two large front rooms. first
floor, with use of stable, to let. Enquire cor.
ner Church and Grove streets. Gustav w
LARSON and Thomas Rich and family publish 9
card of thanks. DIR. Elmer Small requests
all parties owing him for one year or more te
make immediate payment. Such bills will be
left for collection after January l. 1915. See
statement of the Stockton Springs Trust Co..
DR.. Foss' Cold and Grip Tablets, DR.. brakes
Headache Powders and Wilson's Laxative Tab.
let's at the City Drug Store. Mail orders at
tended to-. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren M. Nicker-
son publish card Of thanks.