The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-03-08

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\ week.
Charles F. Thompson returned last week
from Bristol. where he bought. and for two
weeks had been engaged in packing for ship
ment to Belfast. the stock of neral store.
1t is a very large stock and it VIII take some
time to get it ready for sale-probably until
the first of April The time and place of sale |
will be announced later in The Journal.
BOWLING In the Dutch alleys last Thurs.
dly night the team from the Masons defeated
the K, P team by 60 pins in the nrst game in
the tournament The score (tnree strings
each) was as follows: Masons Walton. 3l4,
Gilchrest. 254, Hall. 1888, Haley, 259. Stevens,
2sd total 1894: K of P.-French, 3O4. Dutch
273, Staples, 251 McKeen, 2S2, Nickerson, ga,
total, 1884 Another match will be rolled this,
Thursday. night.
Stanley Knowlton observed his 7th birthday
last Saturday by entertaining party OF his
vounp friends at the matinee at the Opera
House. and at the Jellison & Greer restau rant.
where ice cream and birthday cake were
served. A house party had been planned, but
was given up on account of the illness of his
aunt, Mrs Eta Weymouth, with whom he
lives. The guests were Alton Marsano. Eu-
gene Hammons, Henry Chalmers. Harry
Peters. George Moore, Lester Knowlton and
Max Collins. They were accompanied by
Misses Sadie Chaplin and Evelyn Knowlton.
SOUTH BELFAST. Master Roscoe Deane,
student in the Rockport High school, visited
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Hurd, in
Northport, Sunday. .. Miss Verna Greenlaw,
went to Camden last week. where she has en-
ployment. Mr., and Mrs. D. C. Greenlaw
and daughters, Misses Vera and Una. spent
last Saturday evening at the home of B. L.
Colcord. Miss Eulaa Greenlaw, who has
been teaching school in East Searsmont. is
spending he vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Abbie Greenaw . DIR. and Mrs. C. H. Stevens
and son John were Sunday guests of their par
ents Mr. and Mrs. M. Stevens, in Northport
Young Bros of Lincolnvile have erected
portable saw mill in Northport. on the syndi
/ cate lot Their many friends wish them sue
cess.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The profit sharing
store of Chas. B. Eaton & Co. is offering
smart spring styles in ladies suits. coats
| gowns and waists. See prices quoted in the
advertisement and an explanation of the profit
sharing plan . Electricity is the model SER
want. 1t lessons the time, eases the work, and
simplifes housekeeping. Let the Penobscot
Bay Electric Co. prove it to you. See the
advt. of the Dodge Brothers motor car. sold in
. Belfast by B. o, Norton. and read the item on
the 9Th page on modifying cars to take care of
women in case of invasion. IA. A. Howes &
f,o all HIN, 70 hoo no biyhn tofl ivinp
James H. Ho.es, Odd Fellows block, is
making spring showing of new cretons and
curtain materials. is. G. Norton. Mrs. Fannie
=, E Vose, Mrs. Sadie E Clark and Chester E,
Perkins publish a card of thanks. .. The E. W.
. Ellis place in East Belfast is offered for SALE
This is attractive and desirable property,
with all the modern improvements. .. For com
fort, foot ease, and to remedy all foot troubles
!. you should the famous Ground Gripper
}, shoes, sold only at The Dinsmore Store.
: Boy SCOUTS There was good attendance
!, at the meeting of the Boy Scouts last Thurs
day evening, and the program presented was
one of the best of the season. Rev Walter
T. Hawthorne gave a very interesting talk.
, his subject being Sacrifice Hits" Forest
Woods was elected chairman of the next
, meeting and the program will be as follows:
History of the Flag, by Walter Page; What to
d, do in Case of Fire, by Rudolph Cassens; The
:, Scout Laws and What They Mean, by Donald
j.. Knowlton; What a Tenderfoot Scout Should
! Know. by Walter Omar; General Directions
:. for First Aid in Injuries, by Walter White
! head; stories by Thomas Craig Byron Green
law, Murray Keene, Charles A Swift and Ed
=. win Morse. The debate will be on the sub
J., ject. The Army the Navy. which stands
- first? with Byron Greenlaw and Walter Omar
". for the Army and John Canning and Wallace
% Pendleton for the Navy. Tolford Durham will
speak on "Some Historic Places in Belfast. |"
benefit for the Scouts will be given at the
m Colonial Theater Tuesday evening, March
18th, when some special vaudeville features
T. will be presented. Charles F. Hammons will
u sing that latest song hit. 1.-The Nephews and
y Nieces of Uncle Sam" There will be other
q features in which the boys will take part and
st it is expected that there will be good attend
IS ance to help the boys. They are already plan
lie ming for the summers program and there will
e be number of hikes the weather
e will permit.