The Republican journal., 1922-02-02
The News OF Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mrs. C.S Webber advertises new styles
and prices in corsets.
Blaine S. Viles publishes political adv.
LEROY A. Paul advertises Dodge cars
with reduction in prices.
Direct Importing Co. advertises coffee
and extract
A. |. II. Pitcher publishes a political
adv.
J H. Lord offers wood, etc, for sale.
Ezra Knowlton and family publish
card of thanks.
Mrs. JAS Higgins and Eugene hendali
publish a card of thanks.
Mrs. w. j. Dorman advertises silk scarf
lost.
Harry w. Clark & CO. advertises the
last week of their T. d. Bill sale, closing
Saturday night.
The Colonial Theatre aivertises play
for Monday evening.
The Waldo Trust Co. expresses appre-
citation for the interest shown at their
opening, last Saturday. >.
Allen Drinkwatey advertises rabbit
hound lost.
Mrs. j. B. Darling publishes a card of
4 thanks.
Bert L. Davis makes a proposition on
3 the sale of mems clothes
The City National Bank offers free SER
Il vice in making income tax returns.
Fred T Chase advertises kodaks tor
use on winter days.
See adv. of child's sleigh for sale.
Johnson's offers chocolate ice cream
bars.
Mrs. Thomas Waterman and relatives
publish a card of thanks.
Betsy NJ. Seldom gives notice in regard
to package.
Eastern Illustrating & Publishing Co.
makes application to be registered as deal
er IN securities.
Fred D. Jones advertises sale for Sat-
urday and Monday.
4 The Dinsmore Store offers Holeproof
Il Hose at reduced prices.
The regular meeting of Primrose Chap
ter, O. f. S., will be held Friday evening,
Feb. 3rd, opening at 730 sharp. There
n will be games and refreshments after the
meeting.
The Rumford Falls Ii es of Jan. 28th,
Il has the following complimentary notice
y of Belfast lady:
81 During the year Just past the Rumford
IN Public Library has showed an increase IN
81 users of books of more than 3 305 the total
number of books having been lent being
20,23l. Miss Annie l.. Barr, the present
slicrarlan has been in charge of the Libra
~ since the first of September. Miss
Barr has accomplished excellent results
since coming here and has brought about
many new changes of great benefit to the
II many users of books. There is no ques-
Il ton but what under her supervision the
Library will continue to be of greater ser
vice to the people of Rumford and COM
munity."
The Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian
church met last Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Albert M. Carter and Miss Charlotte
W. Colburn. Considering the severe cold
weather there was large attendance.
Mrs. Edmund P. Brown in very enter
tanning and concise manner gave brief
reviews of several books, speaking also
of Edwin Arlington Robinson, a noted
Maine author and poet. He is today con-
sidered by the majority of critics the
greatest living American poet. Born in
Gardiner in 1869, he attended the G. HIS.
and later went TO Harvard. AT the age
| of 28 he published his first book to attract
the reading public entitled "Chidren of
the Night" tie then went to New York
and was given a position by Theoio
Roosevelt in the Custom House, where
he had more time to devote to his literary
n efforts. In 1916 he published ''The Man
q Against the Sky" and his latest book is
n ''The Three Taverns." He is shrewd
81 interpreter of character and brilliant
u writer. Mrs. brown read short poem
81 of his entitled Boston" She then took
u up the books "Mirrors of Downing
s. Street." "Mirrors of Washington" and
d the "Glass of Fashion," the authorship
q of which is unknown. The last book of
which she spoke was "My Life Here and
There" by the Princess Cantacuzene
Julia Dent Grant,. Then followed brief
A summary of the principal events in the
life of this brilliant American woman,
both in this country and abroad. Mrs.
Brown received many compliments at
the close of her well written and very
i pleasingy delivered paper. Mrs. Fred A.
johnson read the Unitarian religious
] news. The next meeting of the Alliance
will be at the home of Mrs. Irving I.
Dinsmore, when Mrs. Stephen S. L.
Shute will have a paper upon Belfast
Bays Old Merchant Marine" Mrs.
Harry w. Clark will read Unitarian
News On next Thursday afternoon the
members will meet with Mrs. Cecil Clay
to sew