The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-06-21

If anyone has programs of the B. H. S.
for the years 1909 and 1913 and any earl
Ter than 1884, they will confer favor bv
presenting them, or a copy of them to the
Belfast Library.
At the meeting of Thomas H. Marshall
Circle last Tuesday, Mrs. Dora Bridges
! gave report of the meetings of the State
Department Convention. Mrs. Bridges
has been elected State Department Patri-
otto Instructor for the second year, and
Department Color Bearer No. of the
Daughters of Veterans for the second
year. Next Tuesday the Circle will have
a 10cent lunch of sandwiches, coffee,
! doughnuts and cake, to which the Post is
invited
The Junior Alliance Campfire Girls and
Bluebirds of the Unitarian church gave
/ delightful entertainment last Saturday
afternoon in the parlors of the church.
The program opened with the entrance of
the Campfire Girls and the flight of the
Bluebirds. The Campfire Girls in full cos
tune gave portion of their ritual and
the Bluebirds gave a half-hour of song
and games, one of their regular afternoon
programs. This was preceded by brief
explanatory talk of the order by Mrs
Arthur E. Wilson, the leader The pro-
Of IoJ
'The Happy Day." in which the follow
ing cast took part: Mrs. NARROW, young
matron, Hope Dorman; Sybil, her daugh-
ter, the bride-elect, Helen Wescott; Anne
Loring, her friend and bridesmaid, Bar
bara Mckinney; Kitty Fern, the village
dressmaker, Ruth Dinsmore; Opal Ness,
reporter, Elizabeth Doak; Mrs. Tatlock,
country cousin, Ava Burgess; Polly, her
daughter, Charlotte Burkett Wadsworth.
1t was very clever little play and the
girls played their parts very well. A sill
yer offering was taken
j NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Empor-
ium, Chas. B. Eaton & Co. are holding
"Can You Beat it Sale for four days
only See their fine adv. in this paper
which tells you all about it. You will find
it worth your while to read this adv and
then visit their store and see the many
fine bargains they are offering. .....M Mrs. A.
B. Wyllie advertses special sale of up
to-date millinery for Thursday, Friday
and Saturd day, which includes handmade
hats, street and sport hats at greatly re-
duced prices. The Dinsmore Store have
selected the Hose of Luxite because it is
worthy of your patronage. Its rich deep
bodied lustre and clinging shapeliness is
lasting. Bids for repairs on the Nc
Lellan school are called for Anyone in
terested is asked to communicate with
Franklin Greer, R. D. Shnte or w. B.
Woodbury. ON or before June 25th......
The Freedom Lumber Co., Freedom, Me-,
handle the Deering moving machine, also
hay rakes and tedders and section and re-
pairs. Call on or write them before buy
ing.....The Penobscot Bay Electric Co.
tells how to keep old friendship bright
with electric gifts...... The United States
Government urges preserving as home
duty. Fred D. Jones, successor to earle
& Jones, carries everything in fruit jars,
special feature being the Empire jar.
He also carries the Lightning and Econ
omy jars. Mr.. Jones invites you to at
tend the Saturday night Edison concerts
: at his store. No obligation is incurred by
: such attendance......To let, one half the
r residence at 43 Church street. Inquire
2 at the house or telephone 121-13......A
furnished room for rent at the S. S. l.
0 Shute house, Park street......For rent, {
s new tenement of six rooms. Apply tt
e Capt. A. E. Smith, 9 Allyn street. Mis-
o j. w. Ferguson advertises discount sal,
of 10 per cent, beginning today.