The Republican journal., 1916-01-13
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The Women's Alliance of the First Parish
(Unitarian) will meet at the home of Mrs.
James 4. aowes High street, this, Thursday
afternoon AZ o'clock. A musical program
viii be given.
ia mes Duane of Waldoboro has bought OF
H nry E. Capen the Bay View Hotel in Cam.
den. now being conducted by Fred E. Allen anG
is expected to renovate the building anG
make many needed improvements Mr.. Duane
has been conducting The Waldoboro, in
W sdohoro.
The annual supper of Seaside Hose Com
pauy last Monday evening in their rooms or
Vine street was a pleasant occasion. Oyster
Stew, etc, was served, followed by program
o voc-l and instrumental music, recitations
&c Chief Engineer S. S. l. Shute and as
sistants, /. Clough and Z l. Cook, were
special guests.
The next meeting Of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle viii he held Monday afternoon, January
l7th, at { he Peilce school building Roll-call,
c urrent Events from he Independent The
i lesson is from the {. L. S. c book entitled,
| Ross Changing America" chapters one and
two. Tax, The Caste Spirit in America; dis
cussion, is the World Tending Toward Demo-
crazy"
] K. bennett has bought the fish market on
High street Of Alton Thomas and took posses
sion jan. 10th. In company with the late John
F. Stephenson he had formerly carried on the
market but sold out in October, 1918, to en-
, ter the restaurant business with Mrs. Myra
Nj ountain, and because of her illness they re-
Gently sold to Charles O'Connel.
B ELFAsT FREE LIBRARY. Special List No.
s. Opera:
pthorp, William Foster,
The opera, past and present 1901. 1872 Ap
Singleton, Esther.
A guide to the opera. 1884,. 1872 81
Upton, George P.
The standard operas. 1888. ..... 1872 Up
The benefit card party at the Womap's Cluh
room last Monday evening was a very pleasant
occasion. No prizes were given. The tables
were in charge of Mrs. Amos Clement, Mrs.
Geor e R. Doak, Mrs. Ben HazeItine, Mrs.
Thomas E, Bowker, Mrs. Austin W. Heating
and Mrs. J. A. fogg Home made cookies and
tea were served. The committee in CHARGE
were Mrs. George and A W. Heating. Mrs
2. d, Crawford and Miss ENERGY CHM. The
| net proceeds were $3.50, some who were unable
to attend on account of the storm contribut.
ing.
The annual meeting of the trustees of the
W aldo Bar association called for Wednesday
ev eniDg, Jan 9th, in the Law Library was ad.
Journed to 100 =. m, Jan. 9th, when officers
ere elected as follows: President, George
Z. johnson; treasurer, John R. Dupton:
cl ERIK, Carlton Doak. 1t was voted to have an
oil portrait of the late Judge William II. Fog.
Ter painted by Boston artist and hung In the
library. same to be paid for from the treasury
A meeting of the law library trustees follow
ed. when Judge johnson was reelected presi.
dent. Hon John K. Dunton, treasurer: Carl.
t on Dock clerk and Judge r. E Rogers librar.
ian. 1t was voted to buy new shelves for the
books recently bought.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The 1916 muslin
underwear sale of James n. Howes, Odd Fell
lows block. begins Saturday. Jan 18th. New,
fresh and dainty undermuslins, SURPRISING
any previous sale In quality. quantity and won
derful savings will be offered. &. Don't forget
that the Scent sale at Garlic & Jones con-
tinues until next Saturday evening 8. at
O'Clock. Bargains in all lines for everybody.
see. Goodhue Co. "a Main street. can install
heaters. bath rooms. or do your plumbing
promptly and at reasonable prices. Special
for Saturday at Bramhall's market, fresh Pc
nobseot bay seallops at IS cents per quart.
Another illustrated advertisement showing the
merits o; the Ground Grippers shoes. sold ex-
clusvely by b. e. Dinsnore & Son.. Annual
m Getting Of stockholders of Belfast Building
Co Jan. 18th at Z p. m. Harry Emmons and
family and Mrs. Norton and family publis h
cards of thanks. See notice of drawing of
bonds of Belfast & MOosehead Lake R. R. Co.
-. Notice of loss of Savings Bank book, No
1901.