The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-18

I n. Charles O'Connell is suffering
erou, the effects of bad fall, which she
rsce;ved few nights ago, by stepping on
. Loose hoard on the sidewalk when she
WAS returning with Mr.. O'Connell to
their home on Park street
Edmund Wilson, tax collector, has
changed his office hours to. $50 a. M,
+o - 30 D. m. and from to 6 D. m. to
better accommodate the working people.
He will be found at the city clerks office
at those hours on all week days.
! The surgical dressings class will meet
| Friday afternoon this week instead of
Saturday, as there will be cooking DEM
onstration Saturday at the Baptist church.
! Owing to the Chapman concert for next
Tuesday evening the class for that even
inc will meet Monday evening instead.
FIRES A general alarm from box 80
was given at 72O a. m. Tuesday for fire
| on the roof of the residence of Frank E.
Clark on Water street. The damage will
probably be less than $25....A still alarm
was given for chimney fire in the house
of Charles H. Field at noon, last Satur-
day. which was extinguished by the use
If the chemical, but the house was badly
smoked from basement to attic.
Belfast friends will be sorry to learn of
the death at her home in Minneapolis,
Mimi. of Mrs. Otto Rieman, formerly
Miss Alice Barlow of West Newton,
Mass. She was the daughter of B. F.
Barlow. formerly of Montville, and had
frequently visited here as a guest of the
CODES at Northport, as we'll as in this
civ. Her death was due to heart trouble
She is su, vived by her husband.
A food demonstration will be given at
the Baptist vestry Saturday afternoon at
o'clock under the auspices of the Wom-
ans branch of the Waldo County Public
Safety Committee. Miss Jennie Min
nick, agent of dairying in the Depart
ment of Agriculture at Washington,
will demonstrate the making Of cottage
cheese and other dishes from the same.
Miss Ruby Barker, the State and FEEDER
al agent for food conservation, who has
been in Belfast several times, will demon
strate the making of war breads of barley,
etc.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Ralph u.
Southworth Co. has a spring showing
of suits and overcoats at reasonable
prices. They are also prepared for big
business in boys clothing and have a
large assortment in spring hats and up
to-date styles in shirts.....The Dinsmore
Store is advertising an attractive Regal
street pump for spring wear. See illus
tration and prices quoted. This store
carries stylish shoes for every occasion
and other smart accessories. ... bramhall
Market has new Penobscot bay smelts
and fresh opened Islesboro clans. Their
market will be closed for Patriots Day
and all orders for that day will be deliv-
cred Thursday afternoon. ...See list of Of
ficers and corporators of the Belfast Saw
ines Bank elected April 10TH. With an
electric iron you can have plenty of heat
in the iron and none in the room. Price
81. so at Penobscot Bay Electric Co...
Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury will sell at
sacrifice remaining household goods at
No. 4 Court street, April 18th, 10Th and
goth. -. Capable woman wanted to work
in kitchen of sporting camp. Address
Packard, Sebec Lake, Me.....Four con-
Meeting rooms for rent, to adults only, at
q Pearl STREET.-THE j. Clark, r. F. D. 3,
is local agent for pure nut butter made
from cocoanuts, peanuts and milk. The
Home Furnishing Co. have opened for
business with all new goods. Their de-
partments include carpets, draperies,
stoves and furniture. See advt. for fur
Their particulars. Fred D. Jones adver-
tises flags for Patriots Day, American,
English, French, Italian, Belgian, Japan
csc and service flags. Read what he
saws about the Edison phonograph as an
investment. E. l.. Colcord advertises
eggs for Matching and day old chicks.
See prices quoted. ..".. Sam Freedman, 10
Cross street, quotes prices for old ra gs,
iron. short bags and rubbers. George
G. Wells advertises four-year-old Jer
sey cow for sale.