The Republican journal., 1915-04-01

The closing party of the Spinney dancing
school last Friday evening was largely attend
ed and the new dances were prettily demon
strated, Refreshments were served.
On account of the critical illness of theil
mother, Mrs, E. S. Shuman, the Misses Flor.
ence Kimball of the Mcclellan school and Ruth
Kimball of the Hayford school were unable to
attend to their duties. Miss Alberta Wads-
worth of the South school was able to substi-
tute for Miss Florence as so many of the pu-
pills in her grade are absent account OF
| illness and Mrs. Ralph Hayford is substituting
at the Hayford school.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be held with Mrs. c. E. Rhoades,
% High street. Monday afternoon, April 5th,
! At this meeting the Circle will begin the study
J of the c. l.. S. C. book entitled "Your Child
| Today and Tomorrow" chapters one and two.
This book was written by Mrs. S. M. Gruen-
berg. Roll call, current events; "Story of the
| Week. in The Independent of April 5th All
who are in terested in this c. l.. S. c. study are
cordially invited.
Relatives in this city of Mrs. John Campbell
| Weir have received cards announcing the ar
rival, March 18th, of daughter, Mabel Greg
DRY Weir. Mrs. Weir is daughter of Rev.
| Thomas B. Gregory and has been a summer
visitor here and will be remembered by sew
eral in the younger set. While on visit here
she sang in several of the churches, and at
public en- entertainments. Her mother, formerly
Mabel Knowlton of this city, is sister of M
| R, E. H. and c. M. Knowlton.
Mrs. Alice l. Thombs met with a peculiar
accident last Saturday afternoon. She had
been calling on Mrs. Clara Morrison Matthews
and in going out had opened the storm door,
when gust of wind caught it and threw
her to the ground. She was unable to move,
but with the assistance of Mrs. Morrison and
others who were near at the time was able to
reach home, where she was met by her sister
Mrs Helen Holt of Camden, who is visiting
her. DR.. E. D. Tapley and Miss l. l.. Barker
were called and it found that no bones
were broken but the muscles were strained
and Mrs. Thombs had received a severe ner-
vous shock. She is steadily improving.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Harry W. Clark 4
Co., the Main street clothiers, present the
new spring styles by the designers Of tbs
House of Kuppenheimer, of which an illustra.
ton is given. They have the Kuppenheimel
clothes at SIG So $18, $40 and $22 SO, and othel
good makes in the new spring styles at $40 anc
$12. They also have the shapes in spring
headwear, new shirt arrivals, spring neckwear
, etc :. The Progressive Store, Masonic Temple
High street, offers the latest spring millinery
styles, with an unusually large and fine show
ing of ladies' and children's hats; also, for
Easter, something new in gloves, neckwear,
etc., new line of spring and summer silk chif
! fon and silk organdie and wash goods, and ma
terial for graduation and reception gowns.
There are great bargains to be had at Clark
Corner in clothing and furnishing goods. Mr..
Clark is retiring from business and is closing
out the stock as fast as possible. Mr.. Leo
Croker, formerly of the Dinsmore Store, is at
CIark's Corner and will be pleased to show his
friends real bargains in clothing and furnish
ings Terms spot cash. Fixtures for sale. Store
for rent. New stock of hats, caps, shirts,
ties and hosiery for Easter at D. P. Palmers,
Masonic Temple All new goods and strictly
up-to- date Easter gloves, 81 to So. So cor
sets so cents to $3.50. dainty neckwear in the
street. AT the Howes dry goods store, Odd Eel.
lows block, they are ready for Easter with suits.
coats, dresses, skirts, waists and gloves. The
! latest styles in the seasons most attractive
1 merchandise at the very lowest prices.
Easter is good time to put on pair of Hole
proof hose, guaranteed to wear six months
without q hole or new hose free. Sold only at
The Dinsmore Store. See statement of the
Employers Liability Assurance Corpo ration,
Lit, of London, England, R. W. Rogers, Bel
fast, and Csc, F. Taylor, Unity agents. .. i.
Annual meeting of the corporators of the B ell
fast Savings Bank at 10 a. M, Wednesday,
April 18th. -. Sand and gravel delivered at
reasonable prices by Chas. M. Hall, Searsport
avenue. Tel. &c., Mrs. Everett L. Flan-
ders, Mrs. Inga Aldus and Mr., and Mrs. S. A.
Flanders publish card OF thanks. If you
have that Spring feeling and need tonic you
will find it ct the Old Corner Drug Store.
Bargains in laces and Hamburgs at L. J. Pot.
ties, Hayford Block. Church street.. .Chas
F. Swift. Masonic Temple has a new lot Of
fine confectionery for Saturday nights sale.
Mr.. Albea Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs. Harcourt and
Mrs. Leila Whitmore publish card Of thanks
You will find Easter styles in mems suit
at 1.-The Home Of Good Values" IL Main street
where they will be pleased to show you. :.
Mrs. Rose Davis, Miss Alma Davis and Mr.. an,
Mrs. George Holt publish a card of thanks.
See notice of the assessors of Belfast and tn
dog license nolce Of the city clerk. Orange
and grape fruit at panic prices at Perry's Cas-
Market Flour is cheaper. Get Perry's prices
The Baldwin double service house dress
sold by earle & Jones. is made in one piece an
put on like coat, has no buttons and no hooks
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