The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-28

Miss Kathleen futile, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Benz. F. futile of this city, teacher in
the Islesboro High school, has resigned that
position and accepted one in the Wlndham
High school in Willimantic, Conn.,. where she
will teach Algebra and Ancient History. This
school EMPLOYS about twenty teachers Miss
futile is graduate of Bates College. She
leaves next Monday to take up her new duties
A TALK ON THE WAR. Rev. Arthur E. Will
son of the Unitarian church spoke before the
Belfast Womans Club last Tuesday evening on
"Some Things the Great War is Making Plain
to U.s." Mrs. Esse P. earle. vice president
presided Mr.. Wilson gave summary OF
what had occurred during the year and
quarter the war has been in progress, when
was both interesting and instructive. He said
| the methods of modern warfare make US near
neighbors of the nations at war and advocated
preparedness on land and water for self de-
fence and that our nation might command the
respect of the world at large. he SAID:
"The war shows us that human nature is not
much changed over ancient times, that peace
is still r-distant ideal, that preparedness
seems to be necessity for ourselves as wen
as for other nations, that international laws are
binding on nations only SO long as the law suits
a nations Wishes" The war shows re-
markable efficiency on the part OF the Ter
man army and nation which the speaker at
tributed to form of State socialism found In
that country, only it is an autocratic instead OF
democratic socialism as desired by true social
lists. Mr. Wilson closed by comparing the me"
chapical to the spiritual theory Of life and saio
the world would never be willing to accept the
mechanical substitute for the true spirit Goo'
That it would offer itself on battlefields, en-
dure hardship, suffer martyrdom, before 1t
would ever acknowledge truth. right, love, God
we're dead The next meeting will be Nov. 9Th.
when Miss Freeman of the Food Department Of
the University of Maine will speak on Foods
and their Uses.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. This is the sausage
season and you will find at Fogg's Market
Deerfoot Farm sausage, bacon and ham, home-
made sausage in links and bags, home made
head cheese, Frankfurters, Arlington ham and
bacon, etc.. Five thousand rolls of 1916 wall
paper at s. 6, 8 and 10 cents at earle Jones.
See notice Of the dissolution of the firm of
Dunton & Morse, Robert F. Dunton retiring to
practice alone, and John R. Dunton and Ralph
l. Morse continuing under the same firm
name . Mrs. Silas S. Beckwith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross E. Beckwlth and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
| o, Beckwith publish a card of thanks. "A
square piano but little used and in good condi-
| Nlx,t FOL otor
| F. WEIGH, 60 Union street, Belfast. The Coe-
| Mortimer offers SIS reward for information
that will lead to the arrest of the thief who
stole fire. ak from their hose house No. A..
The Ground Gripper shoes are made on last
that gives perfect freedom to every muscle of
the foot, yet the foot is properly supported
Sold only at The Dinsmore Store. Business
opportunity in Rockland. .....You will find
everything for the kitchen, agate ware. tin
ware and wire goods, at L. ]. Politics. 5, ~ and
Is cent store, Hayford block, Church street.
See appointments of E. H. Boyington of VIM
terport, eye sight specialist. The Belfast
Womans Club Tea Room will be opened Mon
day, Nov. LIST, under the management Of Mrs.
John C. Black Dainty lunches will be served,
cooked food on sale every day, baked beans
and brown bread Saturday. Special 25 cent
dinners II a. m. to p. m. .Housekeeper
wanted in family of two. Easy work for the
right person. Apply at No. 116 Waldo avenue.
%. Safety and service bring deposits of over
s., DOC, OCO to the City National bank of Belfast.
g. Picture framing prices right-at earle &
Jones, Main street. Belfast. :. Darby & Shales
have just received full line of Apollo choco-
lates in packages and in bulk and have fresh
stock of other candies. See notice of Bel
fast Savings bank book lost.