The Republican journal., 1916-04-06

n1u0leu DuSn0lS were snlppeO mo1Cu 1ssu
from Palermo and China stations for Mr..
Weeks.
The Womens Alliance of the First Parish
(unitarian) will meet at the home Of Mrs
Wilmer ]. Dorman, Cedar street. this. Thurs
day, afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Dorman will
give a paper on Thomas Mott Osborne, The
Man and his Work." This will be the last
meeting of the season and full attendance is
desired.
The New York Sun of March 26th has full
page of illustrations captioned "A Peep INTO
to the Innermost Circle of the Truly Artistic
which included the studio, of M. Pierre Tar
toue, "painter extraordinary to New York So
ciety, viewed at last through the profane
eyes of camera" The half-tone illustrations
are very distinct and include the artist and his
wife, formerly Miss Alma Dodworth, the in
terror of his reception room. M. Tartoue at
work on a portrait of Mr.. Edward B. Close.
with full length portrait of Mrs. Close near
by, and a portrait of the artist himself.
JUNIOR ALLIANCE Mrs. Jas. H. Howes was
hostess last Friday evening when the Junior
Alliance of the Unitarian church gave public
entertainment. The program was given en-
tirely by the girls of the Junior Alliance. The
entertainment opened with greeting to the
guests by Miss Marian Waterman, president
Then the Junior Alliance yell was given. The
Belfast Junior Alliance Song was sung by the
members, Miss Helen Wescott singing the
| solo, Eno
piano solo, "The Flower SOM" Gustav LANCE.
Miss Jennie Spear sang the solo, there's
Only One Mother" very prettily. Miss Char
lotte Wadsworth gave very entertaining,
reading, can Old Sweetheart of Mine," by
James Whitcomb Riley, with musical accom-
paniment by Miss Julia Littleield. Then
came the play, "The Goose-Gir and the Fairy"
The prologue was spoken by. Miss Margaret
Chenery, and the parts were well played by
Miss Hope Dorman as the goose girl, Miss
Barbara Mckinney her mother, and Katherine
Frost as the fairy. Chopin's Waltz in B fiat
major was then finely rendered by Miss Julia
Lttlefeld. Another little pl:ylet followed,
entitled "a Scene from Alice in Looking Glass
Land" The parts were very finely done by
Helen Wescott as the Red Queen, and Miss
Ruth Dinsmore as Alice. An interpretative
dance closed the program. This number was
much enjoyed. The title was 1.-THE Spirit of
Youth and the Spirit of Mischief" and the
dancers, Misses Elizabeth Doak and Betty
Hanshue, with accompaniment on the Victrola.
After the program the guests were invited to
! = ,Lor too liCrht rafr ~.
ments were served. Home made candies were
on sale during the evening, and silver col
lection was taken at the door. There was a
large attendance and the Juniors feel very
much pleased with the proceeds of their
efforts.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The snow has dis
appeared. the ground is drying, and some have
already planted their sweet peas. A. A. Howes
& Co. have their usual large stock of flower,
farm and garden seeds, in bulk and packages,
the best varieties in all lines, fresh and pure.
The packages contain more seed and cost only
half as much as those ordered from seedsmen
out of town, The Southworth Store, Main St.,
is a store for boys, and now has a new spring
line of suits for boys in the latest patterns and
styles; also a nice line of boys furnishings to
go with the new suit. Carrie & Jones have
some interesting announcements this week.
They have received full line of spring dress
fabrics, and their sample department is always
at your service. Parcel post, mail or express
packages prepaid 81 purchases and over.
earle & Jones sell the Gordon hosiery and tell
you why, and they also quote prices. They
have entirely new line of middies, in sizes
from years to 46 inches bust measurement.
In their basement earle & Jones sell Sterno
canned heat put up in seamless cans-non- ex-
plosive does not leak and cannot spill when
carried Let them show you. IA five-room
tenement to let. Enquire of Mrs. w. c. Mason,
43 Pearl street. :. The Camden Anchor Rock
land Machine Co., Rockland, Me-, want boat
builders, wood workers and machinists. The
city of Belfast calls for bids for sprinkling the
streets for the current year. Small furnish
ed cottage at Northport wanted for the
months of July and August. This Is the
time of year when you need the Ground Grip
per shoes, sold only at The Dinsmore Store
See statement of the U. S. Branch of the EN-
of London, England, represented in Belfast by
R. W. Rogers. IN. D. Ross, Center Lincoln
vile, handles the McCaskey System, the one
writing method of handling accounts. Let
him explain it to you. See professional card
of Carl H. Stevens. M. D., ID Main street.
Telephone GAL. The Dickey Knowlton Real
Estate Co., Pythian block, is offering some
real estate bargains. -. Now is the time to put
down eggs, and A. A. Howes & Co. have the
best Water Glass on the market. The Penob.
scot Bay Electric Co. is prepared to do cleo
trical job work of any description-there is
none too large or too small for them to un-
dertake. Annie B. Mudgett and Mr. and Mrs
Walter Decrow publish a card of thanks. H. l.
Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Stevens, pub
lish card of thanks New scalops at Bran
halls market. Brick block on Phoenix Row
now occupied by Jones & Snow, for sale at a
bargain price for quick sale. Apply to Dickey-
Knowlton Real Estate Co.. Water Glass, sc
cent per gallon, just received at Poor's Drug
Store. :. Farm for sale in Center Montville
Inquire on premises or address Mrs. ]. o. Bart.
lett, r. F. d. 2, Brooks, Me-. The Edison
Diamond Disc Photograph is perfect musi-