The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-22
The News of Belfast.

Inc daughters OF focanontas VIII nave
public whist party and dance in Red Mems
hall April 9th. The public is cordially invited.
The public dinner in Memorial hall Wednes-
day noon under the auspices OF Thomas H.
Marshall Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., was a
success in every way and was well patronixed.
| Friends of Mr.. Osgood Woodbury. Of Beech
hlil, Northport, will regret to learn that he is
critically i'll at his home there. with little hope
Tor his recovery. His daughter. Miss Myra
Woodbury. of Boston. has joined the family to
assist in caring for him.
Bramhall's Market is undergoing improve
ments. The wooden floor has been taken out
and replaced by cement. and the walls have
Deem wanscotte1 in cement This was recent
~ done in Fogg's market and facilitates the
cleanliness characteristic Of both markets.
Mrs. Wallace Reed Tarbox of Fryeburg, past
department president Of Maine Ladies' G. A. R,
was unable to attend the Massachusetts, con-
vention of that body in Boston on account Of
Illness The Massachusetts convention sent
testimonials of regret and sympathy to Mrs.
larDox, who has met with them several years,
Boston Herald.
Jefferson Smith of Waterville, secretary of
the State of Maine Y. M. C. A.. was in Belfast
Monday evening in the interest of the boys
movement and addressed the local committee
and a number of men and boys at the residence
OF Mr.. James H. Howes His address wss in
structive and encouraging,
At the Smoker of the Masonic Club last
Monday evening Rev. Haraden S. Pearl gave
Tr:k
Navy, relating some of its early history. tell
ing OF its present condition and the compare
tive standing of the navies of the. world, and
placing the United States fourth.
Miss Edith Florence Kidder. B. O.. has opened
offices at AZ High street and will locate here
permanently for the practice of osteopathy
Miss Kidder recently graduated from Kirks-
vile, Mo-, school of osteopathy, the original
school, where the science was founded. She
has regular hours and will treat by appoint-
ment.
HOSPITAL Norris. Mr.. Harold Patch of
East Northport was operated on at the Waldo
County hospital last Monday. :. Mr.. Edward
Mitchell of Liberty.a surgical patient. return
ed home last Monday. -. Mr.. James Ellard,
surgical patient. returned to his home inStock-
ton Springs last Saturday :. Mrs. Fred A.
johnson and infant son-Alfred Ellis Johnson.
born April 18th, are both doing nicely.
THE SICK AND CoNvALEscENT. DR.. F. M.
Adams is ill at his home on Cedar street from
the effects of a severe attack of gall stones
Mrs. Ralph H. Howes is gaining, although still
confined to her bed from the effects of grip
cold. Mrs. M. L. Slugg is able to be out
after few weeks illness. =. Mrs. E. s. Shuman
remains about the same. Mrs. Frances
Bradford is improving from very Sc we're at
tack of the grip. Charles E. Sherman has
resumed his duties in the C. R. Coombs store.
after few weeks illness with rheumatism.
Mrs. C. H. Walden is convalescing. Mrs.
Hiram Hoffses. who has been critically i'll with
the grip and erysipelas, is much better.
Mrs. VIM. K. MacNeil. matron of the Girls
Home, is ill at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Hester Wentworth in Knox. Fred T. Chase has
written his sister, Miss Frances Chase, that he
is rapidly improving and able to take three
mile ride. He was in the Agnew sanatarium
at San Diego, Calf, but was soon to visit his
cousin, Mrs. Frances Houghton. in Tropico, a
place near there. Walter J. Upham is ill at
his home on Belmont avenue. :. Mrs. VIM. q.
Quimby Is able to be about her home after
severe attack of the grip. Judge Knowlton,
after weeks confinement to his home, was
able to resume his duties Monday.
Belfast Free Library, is ill at her home in Con-
gress street with measles Oscar Wilkins is
confined to his home in Miller street with an
abscess in his throat. Herbert Morey is able
to be out after an illness that confined him to
the house for two weeks. :. Eitheel Wilev
one of the proprietors of the Belfast Bowling
Academy, is confined to his home in Condor
street by illness.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The City Drug Store
announces One Cent Sale. to begin today
closing Wednesday night, April 18th. You
pay the regular price for any of the articles
enumerated in the advertisement. and for one
cent more will be given another of the same
article. The Rexall people use this direct
way of advertising and you get the direct
benefit. Rexall guarantee on every package
and money back if you are not satisfied.
The roads are getting in good shape and the
auto season is at hand. B. o. Norton has
some bargains in used cars, and is agent for
the popular Ford cars. See the interview
with Mr.. Ford in regard to the Ford Motor
Company's 100000 car rebate plan, in which q
rebate of $50 is practically assured to every
buyer this year of Ford car. The New
York Bargain Store, Main street, Belfast, an
nounces its Sd anniversary sale for Friday and
Saturday. April 23d and 24th when discounts
of 10 and 20 per cent will be made on the
regular prices. These reductions are for Fri
day and Saturday only. The Home Furnish
ing Co. is prepared to furnish the home to be-
and has many useful articles for the house.
cleaning time, including Uncle Hirams Varnish
and Brighten-all, the Wizard Triangle Polish
mop, Bissells Carpet Sweepers, Liquidine. 9
preservative for oil cloth and linoleum, AND
curtain stretchers. You are invited to
visit their carpet department. earle &
Jones have made a cut in prices of wal
papers at the height of the season. II
you have papering to do you should let them
show you. New styles of coats and suits, all
marked at the lowest prices, at James H
Howes, Odd Fellows block. See statement OF
The Peoples National Ins. Co. of Wilmington