The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08

Inc hospital Slup met tuesday evening with
Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore and IL members were
! present. After informal discussion several
| business matters were deferred to the next
meeting.
| HOSPITAL NOTES. Mr.. James Ellard of
Cape Jellison, Stockton, ent red the Waldo
| County hospital April 4th for medical treat
| ment.. Donald Spear of Belfast was operat-
ed on Saturday for enlarged tonss and went
| home the same day -. Elisha Sherman, a med
ical patient returned home; Tuesday, very
much improved. Mrs. Joseph Harding, p,-
tient. is the guest of Mrs. B. L. futile for
few days, before returning to her home in
Dixmont. Henry Harrington. typhoid fever
patient returned yesterday to his home in
Waldo.
THE SICK AND CoNvALEscENT. Mr.. A. D.
Hayes had severe ill turn last Friday, but is
now out as usual. Mrs. Ralph H. Howes is
confined to her home with severe cold.
Mrs. E. B. Lunt has been ill with a nervous
| trouble since returning from South Paris
where she accompanied the remains of her
uncle, Mr.. Chandler Swift. Miss j. A, Wig
| gin has been confined to her home for several
| days with cold. Hiram L. Partridge, who
| has been confined to his bed since his return
home from Providence, R. l., is improving and
able to sit up some. :. Mrs. Nellie Grotton is
out again after severe cold. :. James C. Dur
ham is out daily for a short time after an at
tack of the prevailing epidemic =. Mr.. Edison
Sherman is able to call on neighbors after
long illness at home. -. Charles E. Sherman is
still confined to his home on High street with
rheumatism. Mrs. Sarah W. Hilton and Mrs.
Mary W. Twombly are on the convalescent
list... John A. Fogg is ill at home with erysip-
elias and one of Jobs comforters Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth are on the sick
list, but able to be out Capt ROYAL W.
Warren has been in several days with another
cold. Mrs. Charles H. Walden is rapidly
convaiesclng from her recent critical opera
ton. Mrs E. S. Shuman is improving from
severe illness and hopes to be out in short
time. Helen Wescott and Ruth Dnsmore
are confined to their homes with the measles.
Elena b. Shute, Annie V. Proctor, Isabel
Coombs and John Morrison, who have been i'll |
/ with measles, are now able to be out Mr..
M w. Rich is seriously ill at his home on
Main street,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Allen L. Curtis,
successor to Hattie M. Black, 1O7 Main street.
has the latest styles in ladies' and childrens
furnishings. Special attention is called to the
new white petticoats, the skirts trimmed with
lace and Hamburg, and the corsets for young
girls in the corset department. =. earle &
Jones will have 81, So and SIS sale of coats
and suits Saturday, April 10th. All suits and
coats, regardless of price or quality, will be
closed at one of these prices. Former prices
were $12. SIS and s18....A. A. Howes & Co.
have everything that is needed for the paint
ing and house. cleaning season, now at hand
See the articles displayed in their windows .
This is the time of year for foot troubles, and
If you want to be assured of ease and COM
fort you should go to The Dnsmore Store and
get pair of Ground Grippers. for sale only at
this store. Toys, games and books at L. j.
Politics., successor to H. Davis 5, 10 and Is
cent store, Hayford block, Church street.. See
/ statement OF the Quincy Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
James Pattee & Son, agents. Belfast :. "A de-
! lightfully situated cottage on the North Shore.
Northport, will be let for the season, furnish
ed. "A 1915 Buick for sale, See earle E.
Jones announcement of gift sales on Friday
and Saturday, April 9th and 10tn-a rs cents
l.. V. Dust Cloth free, Friday; and 35 cent
floor broom, free. Saturday >. Smoked shoul-
ders (John p Squires) at Perry's Cash Market
at 7-8 cents. Friday only, one to a customer
....See statement of condition of the Belfast
Savings bank March 2, 1915. . Special sale at
Howes dry goods store Friday and Saturday of
the new 81 and 81 .25 house dresses for 70 cents.
An extra good wearing dress at very low price
Nine-room house on Mayo street. with
modern improvements, one and one half acres
of land. large barn and hen house, SO fruit
trees, etc., for sale. Enquire of Mrs. Lizzie
Black, Is Mayo street, Belfast. >. The Home
Furnishing Co. has employed the services of
Mr.. Fred Obrey of Portsmouth, N. who has
had ten years experience on government
work. to take charge of their carpet depart
ment, and are prepared to lay your carpets in
the most expert manner. They sell the Arm
strong linoleum, a sanitary floor covering,
made in patterns and colors to suit every room
Cover your kitchen floor with it and stop
scrubbing... Live and boiled Holsters at Bran.
halls market. =. Belfast Savings bank books
S,920 and Is .919 lost. .... Woman wanted at
once to assist nurse in caring for an invalid.
Pay 81 per day. Apply to E. S. Shuman. l16
Waldo avenue. Belfast. Roller skating at
the Coliseum Rink Saturday and holiday af-
ternoons, 2 to O'Clock. and every evening z 80
to 10 o'clock. Harry W. Clark & Co.. the
Main street clothiers, have in all the new
! spring shapes in soft and stiff hats. including
the favorite Guyer hats. Also new Lion shirts
and collars and Widow Jones suits for boys.
Deans Rheumatic Pills for rheumatism
| and Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe.