The Republican journal., 1915-11-11

Almanac that 1916 will be Leap Year. New
Years day will usher in the year on Satur-
day Lincolns birthday will be on Saturday;
Washington's birthday Tuesday; Easter
Sunday on April 3d. Memorial day on Tues
day; July 4th on Tuesday; Labor day on Mon
day, Sept. 4th; Thanksgiving on Nov Both, the
last day of the month; Christmas on a Monday
UNITARIAN MEMS CLUB 'Twenty-four m. n
of the First Parish (Unitarian) met at tt e
parsonage Thursday evening and listened to an
intimate. personal talk by the Rev. Frank L.
Phalen of Waterville on the subject Our
Escape from the Jungle. Mr. Phalen enliven-
ed his talk with a wealth of stories, but the
burden Of his message was that slowly through
he ages man has emerged from the animal
rate, from the ignorance of the past, to his
present upright. upward looking condition
Now in Europe man seems about to revert to
the jungle again. Savagery dominates those
countries today. Our lesson is that while we
must be prepared to cope with such conditions
existing among our neighbors, we must not
let this destroy our upward seeking or ideasm.
An intermission, during which ice-cream and
for social minglipg; then the meeting proceeded
to perfect the organization of mems club
with the following officers: Pres, Mr.. Ira M
Cobe; Vice. Pres, Mr.. Fred T. Chase; Sec'y Mr.
Wilson Ellis; Treas, Mr.. c. W. Wescott. A by
laws committee consisting of Messrs. Chas.
R. Coombs, E. S. Pitcher, and M. R. Knowton
will report at the next meeting, which will be
GIL hi oct In tho call Of fho praSideDt
NORTH BELFAST. George U. Hatch of Mill
Valley, California, arrived Saturday evening
for short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G, Hatch. Mr.. Hatch has been in
California five years and is delighted with its
climate and natural resources, but business has
been in bad way the past two years owing to
the unsettled condition of the country. The
"war prosperity" of the east has not reached
the Pacific coast. Mr.. Hatch returned to Bos-
ton Tuesday, where he is to remain for a while.
..... Arthur Roberts shot deer last week.
Several others have been seen in this vicinity
sportsmen. The Sunday school is being con-
tinued each Sunday under the direction of
Mrs. w. S. Hatch and Mrs. Grace Emmons
Last Sunday evening large company of PEG.
pie gathered in the vestry and organized
Christian association, its object being to pro-
mote the religious welfare of the community.
Mr.. H. B. Ladd was chosen president; Miss
Virgie Beckwith secretary and treasurer; Miss
Carolyn Hatch. Victor Merriam, Almeda Rich
ards, committee on music; Mrs. W. S. Hatch.
Mrs. Frank Roberts, Howard Hatch, commit
tee to secure leaders for the meetings. These
meetings are to be held IN the vestry Sunday
evenings at o'clock. All are cordially in
! vited to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS They are already
booking orders at Fogg's market for the
Thanksgiving dinner and as usual will have
the best of everything in poultry and meats.
Native Waldo county turkeys, chickens weigh
| ing from to pounds, geese. ducks, venison,
meats of all kinds, Mrs. Bucklin's homemade
mlncemeat and Boston market celery. :. James
H. Howes, Odd Fellows block, is offering
sample suits at special prices-an opportunity
to save Is to SO 1-3 per cent. On Saturday,
for one day only, you can get So HYGIENE
auto roller bearing carpet sweeper for SO
cents. Sale begins at II a. m. Be on hand to
get yours. Call on earle & Jones and let
them demonstrate the superiority of the New
Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph, with its
permanent diamond point and no needles to
change. The Dinsmore Store has the ex-
elusive agency for Regal Shoes and calls your
attention to the Regal Gotham at 81, "a shoe
that fits the purse. the foot, the eye and ages
honorably" IA first class, up-to-date jewelry
store. with other goods, for sale in Camden or
will trade for city property or first class
arm. IF. F. Graves. Registered Optometrist,
Odd Fellows block. is prepared to replace
your broken lenses while you do your shop
ping ...A desirable one-family house, with
stable, on Condor street, for rent. Apply to
F. B. Peavey. Condor street. =. Fresh food
daily at Hogan's bakery. Have you tried his
whole wheat bread and doughnuts fried in
lard?.. Tenement of rooms, city water,
flush closet. good cellar, wood and coal all I'M
der cover, to let at 40 Cedar street. Enc uire
on the premises. Lost, from an auto,
Wednesday afternoon, a black fall overcoat
Finder please return to Harry W. Clark,
| Main street.