The Republican journal., 1922-01-26
The News OF Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

uarrv w. Clark & Co advertise suits
and overcoats with ten dollar bill gwen
by T. d. Bill.
Albert NJ. Ames of Stockton Spr. pub
fishes a political adv.
see endorsement of John f. Nelson by
citizens of Waterville.
The Waldo Trust Co. invites the public
a. The formal opening of their new bank
no rooms. Jan 18th, and advertlses ser
ICES which their bank is Offering.
The Home Furnishing Co. are Offering
Crawford and Glenwood ranges at lower
prices
The Direct Importing makes a special
this week of coffee and baking powder.
Miss Bragg has canary birds for sale.
Rowena A. Colcord and relatives pub
Ish card of thanks.
Leon r. Webster publishes card of
thanks.
The Dinsmore Store advertses a special
sale of mems heavy hose
Geo w. Luce offers lumber lot for sale.
Fred ID. Jones advertises a five days
ale of a variety of articles and quotes
prices.
phineas G. Hurd publishes political
adv.
n,tch Brothers offer specials of oranges
.nd other articles for Friday and Satur-
day. ,A,;.h
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Patterson publish
card of thanks.
Fred r. Chase offers Big Ben Clocks a.
snecial prices for three days.
E. II. Knowlton advertises milk at re-
duced prices.
Winnie Bucklin and relatives publish
card of thanks.
The City National Bank advertises
Christmas Savings Club.
The Sons of Veterans will have pub
lie dance in Memorial hall this, Thurs
day. evening.
A good way to save light and fuel these
DAYS is to put the cat out, lock the door,
nut the key under the mat and 60 to the
Colonial. It's warm there.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Sew
ing Circle will meet with Mrs. Edith Dan
forth, High street, this, Thursday, after
noon.
Several hundred children were guests
last saturday afternoon of Manager Cliff
ford at the Colonial and their happy
faces showed they appreciated his
thoughtful attention. All brought home
a souvenir of the event. The bunny
dance by Frances Busse. Anne and Char
lotte Cooper and Hilda Tuttle, also the
costume dance of Alice Brown and Evelyn
Towle were greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent, including the grownups.
Rev. and Mrs Ashley A. Smith of
Bangor were special guests of Primrose
Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, at
| its annual installation last Friday even
ing. There was large attendance as
they were former and prominent mem
g. bers of Primrose and Mr.. Smith is the
81 present Grand Patron of the Grand Chap
81 ter of the State. A formal reception was
M rendered them at O'Clock, followed by
n banquet at 80. After short business
session the Grand Patron, assisted by
4 Mrs. Smith as Grand Marshal, and Mrs.
Abbie c. Doak, past Grand Chaplain and
also a past worthy matTon of Primrose, as
| grand chaplain, installed the following
officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Esther
Hartshorn, worthy matron; Zenas ID.
Hartshorn, worthy patron; Mrs. Ida F.
BRAY, associate matron; Miss Alberta
Wadsworth, secretary; Mrs. Lena M.
Coombs, treasurer; Miss Emroy CHM,
conductress; Mrs. Maude S. Bramhall,
associate conductress; Mrs. Abbie F.
COOK, Cnapldln, MIS-. lud n. VCooci,
q marshal; Miss Louise Ellis, Adah; Mrs
Esther w. Roberts, Ruth; Mrs. Ida c.
Rollins, Esther; Miss Carrie Newcomb,
Martha; Miss Frances Jellison, Electa;
Mrs. Alice Cannon, warder;' Thomas
Cannon, sentinel, organist, Mrs. Ellen
Smith; Mrs. Cordelia H. Brown, Mrs.
Esse P. Carle, Ralph l. Morse, financial
committee. Mrs. Mabel D. Webber was
organist during the installation. Follow
ing the work Mrs. Jessie II. Allen sang
two solos with Mrs. Ellen Smith as ac-
companist. Remarks were made by Mr.
hnd Mrs Smith; by the retiring worthy
matron and patron, Mrs. and DR.. Elmer
Small; by DR.. o. S. Vickery, past patron
md past Grand Patron; Mrs. Doak and
" the incoming worthy matron and pa
ron. Mrs. Hartshorn in behalf of the
fetirlng officers presented DR.. Small with
handsome stick pin and Mrs. Small
#~Ith sterling cream ladle. The latter
@as also presented by the chapter with
Past matron's jewel. Both responded very
Il peasingly to the graceful presentation.
Among the guests of the evening was
Mrs. Arthur V. Scott of Pine Grove
a