The Republican journal., 1914-10-15
The News of Belfast.
THE SUNSET SKY.

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That wander where may my spirit doth
not tire,
For faith. that gates of Heaven, when wan
dering shall cease,
Will open in a western sky above an old
church spire.
Will open in a sunset western sky.
se.tinted. golden-fringed and amethyst.
Above the old familiar hills that lie
Across the fields the setting eun has kissed.
Yet can wonder that my heart should be
Enthralled in spell of peace where'er roam
By sunset skies that bend SO tenderly
| Above the hills, across the fields-at home.
R. T. NEWELL.
The Univeralist Ladies Circle will meet this
Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Sarah Fletcher
% Bay View street.
The regular meeting of Emma White Barker
Tent, D. of ", will be held next Wednesday
evening in Memorial Hall.
The Woman's Hospital Aid and Hospital
Club will have a sale, supper and dance in
Memorial Hall Tuesday Oct 9th.
The ladies of the Methodist church will have
public 25-cent supper in their vestry Tues
day, Oct, goth. There will also be sales of USE
full and fancy articles.
Mrs. Carrie C. Matthews entertained few
friends Saturday afternoon and evening in
honor of Mrs. Evie c. Burke and Miss Zadie B.
Carter of Redlsand, Calf.
The sewing circle of the Women's Hospital
Aid will meet next Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Adelbert Millett 1t is earnestly desired
that all members be present.
| A number of Belfast firemen were called to
the Ellingwood farm in Belmont Tuesday for
forest fire, assisted in extinguishing it and
remained for some time as matter of precau-
ton.
Bernes O. Norton recently completed gar
age and general storehouse on the lot adjoin-
ing his place of business Front street. 1t
is a one-story building 80 by 65 feet. with
cement floor and sheathed with galvanized
iron.
Bernes O. Norton is making extensive re-
and Spring streets, and it is expected to have
the inside repairs done by November 1st, when
he intends to move in. Mr.. William Woods of
Searsmont is in charge of the carpenter work.
Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant, who is occupying
the Rackliff house next to the J. W. Jones
house. which is to be vacated by Mr.. Norton,
has the refusal, but no definite plans have
been made for the change.
The HANSON PRIMARY. The following can
didates for the post office. to be voted for at a
primary to be held Oct. 18th, the polls opening
at 9 a. NJ and closing at p. M, have entered
their names with E. F. Hanson: Stephen S. L.
Shute, the present chief of the fire depart
ment; Frederick W. Brown, now clerk in the
postoffice; Orrin j. Dckey, who has held many
nubc positions; Thomas W. Lothrop, chemist
at the plant of the Coe Mortimer Co.; Samuel
H. Lord, bookkeeper for the Belfast Water
Co., and Fred W. Pote. agent at the Belfast
wharf of the Eastern Steamship corporation.
If this primary takes place it is not believed
that it will have any eight with the appoint
ing power, and despite repeated assertions to
the contrary the primary was not suggested,
authorized or approved by Senator Johnson.
The BELFAST WoMAN's CLUB. The first
meeting of the season of the Reading Depart
ment of this club was held Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Amos Clement, the president. presiding,
and twenty-five members present. 1t was a
pleasant and profitable session as the program
was in charge of Mrs. Clement and Mrs. Essie
P Carle, its delegates to the State Federation
! meeting in Presque Isle. Mrs. Clement spoke
:, op IN of their trir, of the MANY
bright and helpful thoughts along civic lines,
schools, social sentiments, and in the art de-
partmentsin in all of which the Belfast Club has
made promising beginnings. Mrs. Carle re-
ferred to the meetings of this department in
the first years work, and to the entertaining 6
and instructive program prepared for the
coming season, and said: "In closing, and with
the permission of our President, would like
to make a suggestion, and that is that each
club member bring to the meetings, often
as possible, some one outside of the club. By
so doing you will not only give your guest a
pleasure, but no doubt it will enlarge our mem
bership. As there is strength in numbers the
larger the Club the more good we can do. And
we want this Belfast Woman's Club to mean
something to the city"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Inc the
Season Sale" of Carle & Jones, for which un-
usual preparations have been made, will begin
tomorrow, Oct. 10th. The sale will consist of
new up-to-date merchandise, of the same
quality this firm sells every month in the year.
and every article will be sold at a reduced
price. In the crockery department, beginning
today. Oct 18th, and closing Wednesday, Oct.
2lst, there will be real 9-cent sale, with
special bargains for each of the six days.
closing with box sale on the last day-5.O00
boxes at cents each. Everybody is invited
to"Walk in and Look. Around" The Dinsmore
Store suggests that you get acquainted with
Regals They do not need to be commended
to old customers and trial of these smart
shoes ensures perm nent patronage. They
are for sale only at The Dinsmore Store....
Oct. 18th to oath inclusive, is to be National
Coffee week and A. A. Howes Co. will OBJ
serve it by offering the public great variety
of brands at prices as low as the lowest. They
will have special window display for this
sale which will show the goods in an attractive
way. The Ralph l.. Southworth Co. is show
ing the best of handsome and correctly styled
soft hats for autumn and winter. Something
new in caps Soc, to ST.. See notice of J. D..