The Republican journal., 1917-09-06

| MIR. and Mrs. Maine Hills are receiving
congratulations on the birth of son
Sept. 4th.
| The Woman's Hospital Aid will meet
with Mrs. E. A. Wilson tomorrow Fri
| day, at 2.30 p. m.
| lhere will be meeting of the Eastern
Star tomorrow, Friday evening. Refresh
! ments will be served.
ADVERTISED LETTERS The FOLLOWING
letters remained uncalled for in the BEL
fast post office for the week ending Sent
4, 1917: Ladies-Mrs. j. C. Jipson Miss
Marie Anna. Gentlemen-Norman Has
sex, David Wattell.
Miss MacAllarney, one of the ablas+ -
the National speakers for suffrage. who
is touring Maine in the interest of the
suffrage amendment election on next
Monday, will speak near the Old Corner
Drug Store on Main street this, Thurs
day, at 8 p. m. Attend and listen to one
OF the brightest women in the country
even if you don't agree with her.
The September term of the Supreme
Judicial Court will open Tuesday. Sent.
25th, with Justice George F. Haley of
Saco presiding. John A. HAYDEN of
Portland, one of the best known stenog-
raphers IN the State, is with Justice
Haley. To date there are no important
civil cases entered and the only appealed
criminal case to come before the Grand
Jury is the incendiary fire case at the
trotting park
There was dance at Aliens hall in
Center Montvilie last Monday evening.
with ice cream and cake for sale. The
proceeds were given to buy knitting ma
terial for their local Red Cross work Mr..
Allen gave the use of his large hall and
Mr. |. P. Critics gave his services in
managing the affair. Most of the ice
cream and all of the cake were given by
public spirited citizens.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS This is the
day of the photograph. More people are
learning every day the beneficial influ-
ence of good music. Fred D. Jones in
vites you to come in and hear your favor
lite record on the Edison Phonograph He
also carries Columbia Grafonolas and
Sonoras. See notice of Miss Edith M.
Davidson, teacher of pianoforte, who was
trained at the New En- gland Conservatory
of Music. Harmony lessons given if de-
! sired. Studio No. Grove street, Lost
on August 28th, a gold bracelet, between
Searsmont and Belfast. Reward given
on return to Mrs. D. l.. Craig, Searsmont.
THE Penobscot Bay Electric Co. tells
how to make perfect toast with the use
of an Electric Radiant toaster. Try one
! today........T The Shute house on Park
street with nine rooms and a bath is Of
fered for sale. Apply on the premises,
NORTH BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ranger of Washington, D. c., visited his
sisters, Mrs. H. W. Mackie and Mrs. Ad-
die Merriam, last week and returned
home Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Conant of Lowell, Mass, who have been
spending two weeks vacation with rela-
tives will return to their lone the latter
part of the week.. Capt. and Mrs.
| Adams of Baltimore, M D., are visiting
his sister, Mrs. Henry B. Ladd....Mr and
| Mrs. W. N. Brier of Detroit, Mich, and
Mrs R. N Brier of Winter Hill, Mass,
who spent the summer at the old home
stead, returned to their homes last Thurs
day.. Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark and
children and Brier and Malcolm Gay OF
i Brooklyn, N Y, who passed the summer
here returned to their homes Wednesday.
| ..... Everett S Hatch went to Boston last
! Tuesday to take course in wireless tel
egraphy . Mrs. Alonzo S. Beckwith and
Mrs Horace Wentworth are visiting rel
atives in Windsor. Mr.. James Roberts
who has employment in the shipyard in
Thomaston spent Saturday and Sunday
with his family