The Republican journal., 1915-01-28

euin sssS 4uesoay q MS congress street home,
| but 10 improving.
The household goods Of Rev. and Mrs.
Arthur E. Wilson arrived from Boston Tues
day and are at the Unitarian parsonage on
Church street.
Mr.. Clarence E. Frost, who recently UNDER
went very critical operation at the Tapley
hospital. is at his Cedar street home and ,s
gaining rapidly.
The committee having charge of the Red
Gross work in Belfast wish to thank all those
who furnished linen and other materials for
the work. 1874 dozen pads and sponges and
five dozen bandages have been made and sent.
Friends in this city have received from DR..
George W. Stoddard copies of the Annual
Midwinter Edition of the Los Angeles, Calf,
Times. 1t is composed of six parts in maya.
zine form with colored covers-and then some.
The managing editor of The Times, Harry Ad-
drews, is Maine man who had made his mark
IN Maine Journalism before going to the Paci-
fic coast. The Los Angeles Times is one of
the great papers of this country and its mid
winter edition an achievement of which it may
well be proud.
FROM SUBSCRIBERS. A Monroe subscriber
in sending a remittance "for the dearest and
best ever weekly" says further: Il was SO
pleased when l read Mr.. Governs tribute in
The Journal to my uncle Thomas 'Smarts
memory. l had scanned the columns of The
Journal closely hoping some one would write
something about him. Mrs. Belle Blethens
| letter wa road wifi ipfop
she will write again to The Journal, which al
ways has way of giving US these pleasant
| surprises"
HOSPITAL NoTEs The work of renovating
the nurses quarters in the Waldo County hos
pital is progressing favorably and the rooms
are being made most attractive. The money for
this work is provided by the Hospital Club. an
organization of young ladies' who have been
holding dime thimble parties for this purpose
....M Mrs. Amos A. Colcord and little son went
to their Church street home last Thursday -
Miss Nina Valentine, student nurse who was
recently operated on for appendicitis, is with
her sister, Mrs. James Ainslee, in Unity
Allie Wing, the little girl who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, went to her home on Mayo
SlEcet SATURDAY 1ueEe were no new cases
the past week,
The W, C. T. U. had we'll attended and
profitable meeting last Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ida E, Acorn. Miss Esther E,
Winchester of Lubec, superintendent of the
Washington County W. C. T. IT, who is now
working in Knox County, will spend the first
week in February in Waldo County and the
Belfast Union voted to tender her reception
Monday evening, Feb. 1st at the home of the
President, Mrs. Annie M. Frost, Cedar street.
with the superintendent and teachers of the
public schools as guests The afternoon pro-
gram was taken from the Union Signal, MIS-.
Annie M. Frost, Miss Lora Maxcy, Mrs.
Michael and Mrs. John Collins, Mrs Leroy A.
Coombs and Mrs G. W. Howard taking part,
New ADV ERr1sEMENTs. earle & Jones are
Edison Photograph distributors for Waldo
County and have monographs and records in
stock and will be pleased to demonstrate them
to all who call. You can have vocal or instru-
mental music, rag time music, old time hymns
or sentimental songs Photographs from $50
to $780,. Many people eat luncheon away
from home, and to all such, whether school
children or grown-ups, The Universal Lunch
Box, sold by earle & Jones, should appeal. 1t
is illustrated and described in their advt. A,
A. Howes & Co, are prepared to serve visitors
to the Food Fair, and the public generally,
with everything in the grocery line. They
sell Chase & Sanborn's teas and coffees and
Hathaway's bread, samples of which are given
away at the fair, and also high class goods at
Boston prices. .. Luvile ]. Pottle announces
that he has bought the H. Davis 5, 10 and %
cent store in the Opera House block, of which
he has been the manager for some time, and will
welcome all old customers and invites the
general public to inspect his up-to-date stock
-. Don't forget that the Red Tag Sale of Har-
ry ". Clark & Co., the Main street clothers
is still on. and will continue until Saturday
night. 1t is an opportunity to save money on
mems suits and overcoats of kuppenheimer
and other we'll known Makes and on boys
suits and overcoats of Widow Jones and other
good makes. Mems furnishings at good reduc-
tons. :. James H. Howes, Odd Fellows block
announces 81 sale for Friday and Saturday
to begin Friday morning at o'clock See ar
ticles displayed in his window for 81. .. earle
& Jones are to have an Innovation Sale in their
corset department of the New Memo in
visible self-reducing corsets, most effect
i've for stout and medium figures. .....
Washington Hose Go. publish a card OF
thanks. -. Dry hard wood, fitted and dried I'm :
der cover. delivered anywhere in Belfast at So
a cord. Send postal to Samuel Place, R. F. D.
2, Brooks. Me. :. "A rent of three or four rooms
for light house keeping wanted. Apply to Or
rim J. Dickey, Pythian Block. See window
display at the Old Corner Drug Store of arti-
ces to be given away at the Food Fair. The
February price list at Perrys Cash Market is
now ready, and gives the lowest cut price on
72 articles of food. Send for it. ..See notice
of Clifford ]. Pattee, treasurer of Waldo coun-
ty.... The Belfast L an & Building association
offers for sale the Daniel Butler house in East
Belfast on easy terms. Must be sold :. Next
Saturday will be Souvenir Day in the base
ment salesroom of earle & Jones, Everyone
} making purchase either small or large in the
salesroom on that day will be presented with
a handsomely engraved tumbler. 80. Deposit
book No. Ass, issued by the Waldo Trust Co
Belfast, has been lost. Please return it to
Wilson Ellis, treasurer.