The Republican journal., 1902-03-13


he young ladies OF the Murray Club
will meet this, Thursday. afternoon, at 80
with Mrs. A. A. smith, High street
f. NJ. Sanborn recently made three round
tables of California redwood for the Sea
side Inn, Seal TIarbor. They We're finished
in the natural wood.
The next entertainment in the cour e
given in the Universal>t Church viii be
readings by Maj. Holman T. Day, from
unpublished works, Friday. March 2Ist.
T. II. Marshall, Relief Corps will have a
supper Tuesday, March 18th, at Memorial
Hall. The public are cordially invited.
Admission Il cents Ii stormy. the supper
will be postponed.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
Gle Will meet with Mrs. c. \. Hubbard, /
Park street. Monday afternoon. March nth.
Lesson; THE Land of Luthur" Quota
tons will be from Luther
The signal for no school was sounded
Monday morning, but the storm abated and
the afternoon session was held In the
South Primary building, which is used as a
polling place. no sessions were held Mon
day.
SHIPPING ITEMS Sch. Frank G. Rich
discharged phosphate from Boothbay for
l.. y. knowlton x Co. Saturday. 80. Sch.
Helena WAS lowed from Bucksport to Mt.
Waldo last week to load stone for New
York. Steamer Marjorie toMed sch. Susan
Stetson from Buck sport to Bluehill last
week, to take Il stone charter Hon. J.
Manchester Haynes has sold the sch. Hope
Haynes, built at Wiscasset in 1880, to Alfred
Winsor x Son, Boston, at private terms....
Sch. Joseph W. Hawthorn arrived Tues
day morning with 429 NJ. hard pine lumber
for Geo, A. Gilchrest. She had a very rough
passage, during which the mate was washed
overheard and lost, the jibboom WAS broken
and some other damage sustained. The
Hawthorn was towed here from Portland.
$50. The frames are nearly all raised on the
new dredging steamer in Geo. \. GilchreSt S
shipyard. The inboard finish, cabins, etc,
which are being made by f. Y. Cottrell,
joiner, ana I. A. IIoyt, painter. are as nice
Last Thursday evening the Westquotaire
Club celebrated Founders Day by picnic
supper at which the members of the Ochean
Society We're invited guests The rooms of
the hostess, Miss Marion Wells, were very
tastefully decorated, the dining room in
particular being prettily trimmed in red
| Festoons of red were suspended from the
four corners of the ceiling to the centre
| and bowls of scarlet peoples were placed tc
great advantage i'll different parts of the
room. The table was trimmed with pop
pies and ferns. Place cards of the prevailing
color and red or white rose at each plate
completed the decorations Several of those
present We're attred in old-fashioned COS
TUNES one young lady in particular created
sensation by her strict adherence to the
dress of our grandmother's day. In the un
| avoidable absence of four of the young
ladies ali equal number of young gentlemen
were entertained in order to complete the
party. TO carry out the old fashioned idea
one OF the last-named appeared in the wed
! ding suit of an ancestor. The evening was
| pleasantly spent with games and music
Features of the entertainment were singing
by chorus and by the male quartette
| The selections rendered were very remark
able for their classic worth. This supper
was the fourth in the series given by the
two societies this winter. May it not bt
the last,
| A SONG RECITAL. Emery F. White, who
is studying music in Boston, is at home on {
vacation and will give a benefit recital il
| the Baptist church next Tuesday, Marcel
18th, assisted by Mrs. f. S. Pitcher, Mrs. +
p Frost and the Brotherhood Orchestra
Mr.. White is always obliging in assisting il
| local musical affairs and the high favor il
which his talent is held should combine tt
make the recital a success. The following
program will commend itself to all must,
| lovers:
White Squadron, March
Orchestra
a. Where'er you walk, Handle
b. Oh, Sleep! Why dost thou leave me?
Handle
c. Like melting tones it rises, Brahms
Serenade, Schubert
| Mrs. Pitcher.
If with all your Hearts, elijah
Mr.. White.
Duet, Drift my Bark, Kucke1
Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Pitcher.
a. Slumber Song, Franz
b. Silent Safety, Franz
| Mr.. White
Selection.
Orchestra.
a. This would do, Chapman
b. When love is done, F. Lyme:
Mr.. White.
Whisper and l shall hear, PicolOmin
| Mrs. Frost.
Flute obligto,
Mr.. PhlbrOOk.
a. a Memory, Park
b. The Miller's Daughter, Chadwick
C. Goodbye, lost
Mr.. White.
Horse Marines, Marcel