The Republican journal., 1915-02-25

Orrin J. Dickey left Monday on business
trip to Fort Fairfield and Houlton in regard to
the High schools trip to Washington, D. c.
The next meeting Of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be held with Mrs. L. F. Cannon, 48
Congress street, Monday afternoon, March 1st,
The lesson is from democratic England"
chapter six. and the required reading from
"The Independent" of February 22nd Roll
call. select quotations.
There was q special hearing in the Probate
Court last Tuesday morning. Judge James Lib
by of Unity presiding. on allowing the account
Of Mrs. Inez N. Decrow in the estate Of her
father. Francis Staples of Stockton Springs.
Judge Libby will announce his decision at the
March term Of Court.
Mr. Edison's latest achievement in the phon-
ograph lins-the Wonderful Diamond Point
reproducer-is a winner both in the hearts Of
the people and as seller. Garlic & Jones sales
for the first half Of February in Edison Dia-
mond Point Photographs amounted to $4,000
and in records to nearly $4,000.
Mrs. Horace B.SelIers' Sunday school class held
a social Monday evening at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Chamberlain. The program includ-
ed musical selections and reading, 1.-THE Ner-
vous Woman at the Telephone" by Mrs. Sell
lers. Refreshments were served and several
games. including the favorite at the recent
stag party of Mr.. Sellers Sunday school class,
were greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. George E. Kittredge and Miss Anne M.
kittredge entertained the Once In a While
Club last Monday afternoon at the Kittredee
cottage at Washington's Birthday party The
afternoon was devoted to sewing. and at 6
O'Clock supper was served at daintily ar
ranged table. The decorations were appropri-
ate to the day. and the centerpiece was of pot
ted tulips. The place cards had Washington
decorations, and the favors were tiny cherry
trees and hatchets. The menu consisted of
grape fruit cocktail. cold chicken, baked pota.
toes. olives. jelly. hot rolls, Washington pie,
cake. nuts and coffee. The entire ;party at
tended the pictures at the Opera House in the
evening.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary entertained
Thomas H. Marshall Post, Ladies of the G, A.
w. tuc OduSntcTS VI teteEduS ana Sons OF
Veterans, at Washington party last Monday
evening with the following program: Address
of welcome by the president of the Auxiliary,
Mrs. Juan; piano solo, Mrs. Gay; Life of
Washington" Mrs. Frost; piano solo, Edna
Curtis; "Thee Blue and the Gray" Carolyn
Whiting; piano solo, Doris Clifford; washing.
toms Birthday" Airline Curtis; clarinet solo.
Mr.. Lower; reading, Mrs. Slavery; duet, Alice
and Estelle Sanborn; ARENAS Wards Grafton
on George Washington. A. T. Gay; violin solo,
Mrs. Lamson; reading, Mrs, Bridges piano
solo, Alice Sanborn; reading, Mrs. Merrithew;
tableau, Good Night Carolyn Whiting and
Verna Jelison. Ice cream and cake were
served.
A PLEASING CONCERT. The concert at the
Baptist church last Monday evening under the
auspices of the Y. P. S. c. E. was we'll attended
and musical and financial success. The stu
G. Sussman, violnist; G. F. L Bryant, bari
tone; W. L. Webb, tenor. and Harry H. Upton,
reader. Those assisting from local talent
were Mrs. Willis B. Fletcher and Florence M.
Chaples, accompanies, Miss Marguerite
Owen, pianist. and Miss Edna Hopkins, soprano
soloist. The program was as follows:
Piano solo. The Minuet, Rass
Miss Owen.
Solo, All Through the Night.
Mr. Bryant
Violin solo, Melody in F. Rubenstein
Mr.. Sussman.
Reading, selected.
Mr.. Upton.
Solo, Hungarian Love Song, Roeckel
Mr.. Webb.
Violin solo, La Anguantine, Gabriel Marie
Mr.. Sussman.
Piano solo, Impromtu.
Miss Owen.
Solo, selected.
Miss Hopkins.
Solo, Mother Machree.
MIR. Bryant.
Reading.Selected.
Mr. Upton.
Solo. Whisper and Shall Hear; Piccolonni
Mr.. Webb.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. The H. H. Coombs
Co., Masonic Temple, High street, are up with
the times and as everyone is predicting an
early spring they are showing early spring mill
linery and new spring wash goods. They carry
the excellent fitting, long wearing and always
satisfactory C. B. corsets and have just re-
csived a case in the best selling styles for
spring. Mr. and Mrs. Coombs are now in the
markets and will return in a few days with
many more new goods to add to their already
fresh stock of merchandise. earle & Jones
sell Alabastine, the beautiful wall tinting ma
terial that does not rub off, chip or peel when
applied according to direction on packages.
Now is the time to use it, with spring house
cleaning near at hand. Tomorrow, Friday,
earle & Jones will give free to each purchaser
of SO cent bvttle of Liquid Veneer a big rs
cent L-V Dust Cloth. This is done to intro
duce the dust cloth and to emphasize the
economy Of buying so cent bottle of the Liq-
uid Veneer instead of rs cent bottle. This
offer is for Feb. 18th only...See appoint
ments of DR.. E. H. Boyington, eye specialist.
-. Alexander P. Sweetser of Searsport pub
fishes card of thanks. =. .Perry's Cash Mar.
ket quotes special prices on food of various
kinds.
The PIERCE MEMORIAL. Through the cour.
tesy of Mr.. Charles w. Frederick The Journal
has had oppor tunity to examine the Church
and Elm streets elevations and the floor plans
of the Peirce memorial school building it ia
proposed to erect on the old Academy lot. The
material is to be brick with granite TRIMMINGS