The Republican journal., 1907-02-14

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The W. c. T. q. will meet with Miss
rockingham tomorrow. Friday, afternoon
at 9 80 o'clock.
The ladies of the G. A. R. will hold a fail
in Memorial hall, Feb. END. Full particu
lars will be given next week.
The Unitarian parish party was given in
Memorial hall last Tuesday evening.
supper was followed by dancing.
The T. H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the
G. A. R., will hold special meeting today
Thursday, Feb. 14th A full attendance is
desired.
Remember the supper and dramatic enter.
tainment in the Universalist church vestry
this. Thursday, evening. Supper at 6 p. m.
entertainment at 7.15 p. m. Admission, .;
cents entertainment alone, 10 cents.
The Turner art exhibit by the Belfast
High school in Memorial hall last Friday
afternoon and evening and Saturday af-
ternoon was both interesting and in
structive and was we'll attended. The
works of Rosa Bonheur. Corregio, Hof-
mann, Angelo, Millet, Raphael, Stuart, Mu.
rillo, Turner, Whistler and many others
were shown.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will meet with Mrs. Lewis F. Gan
non, No. 4s Congress street, Monday
afternoon, February 18th. The lesson will
be from chapters ten and eleven of Literary
Leaders of England" and from Shakes
peare's play, Macbeth Acts II and III.
Roll-call, quotations from Macbeth.
The Casualty Company of America, Fred
Atwood of Winterport, agent, makes a
speciality of boiler insurance and inspec-
ton at reasonable rates Mr.. Atwood also
represents the "Old Hartford" the oldest
fire insurance company in Hartford, that
has paid over one hundred millions in
losses. The Baltimore and California losses
were promptly paid
The s. G. and 7. b. whist clubs had a
very pleasant meeting at the home of Miss
Nettie Shuman last Monday evening. Ice
cream and cake were served by the hostess.
The winners of the first prizes were Fred
Tibbetts and Miss Maud Holmes H. Fair
Holmes and Miss Winnie Kimball won the
BOBBY prizes. The next meeting will be
with Misses Eva and Charlotte Tibbetts
Feb. 22d.
The clerks of The Dinsmore Shoe Store
were given a banquet Sunday evening by
the proprietors. The spread was at the
Burgess restaurant and was eminentiy
worthy of that well known caterer In ad-
dtion to the excellently served Substantials
there were many side dishes of out of sea-
son dainties. 1t was a most agreeable
gathering, and one that was marked with
good fellowship from the proprietorS down
to the shoe string clerk.
The season tickets for the Hospital Fair,
which will be held Mar. 14th and 18th, are
in charge of Mr.. Ralph H. Howes who in
tends TO call-personally, or through his
aidS-on every one, and it is hoped that all
will show their interest in the maintainaDce
of the hospital by buying one or more tick
cts. The price of the tickets is one dollar
and they will admit to all attractions at all
times, including, the Vaudeville Show, the
Cinderella Party and the fancy dress party,
with masks.
The annual ball of Belfast Hook & Lad
der Co., No. l, will be given in the Belfast
Opera House on the evening of Feb. 2Sth,
with music by Pullens orchestra of Bangor.
Chief Engineer Ira 7. Clough will officiate
as -four manager with members Of the
company as aids, and good time is assured.
The tickets will be on sale Friday, Feb.
22d, at o'clock at D. F. StephenSon's store,
High street.
The j. KS had most enjoyable session
last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Leslie C. Follett. j. K, Jr., was on exhi-
bition and proved to be one of the enter
tanning features of the evening. An i'm
promptu musical was arranged before the
members departed, arrayed in the cold
weather wraps which, in some cases, proved
most becoming. The club will meet with
Miss Sarah E. West Monday evening, Feb
ruary 18th.
At an adjourned meeting of the executive
committee of the Children's Aid Society of
Maine, held last week, it was voted to en-
ploy Mr. and Mrs. ,Nose of Montvile as
superintendent of the farm ana matron OF
the Girls Home. Mr.. Nose is a practical
farmer and both Mr.. and Mrs. Vose were
highly recommended. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
A. Griffin, who have been in charge of the
Home until these positions could be filled, at
considerable sacrifice to themselves, will re-
turn to their home in this city.
The second annual masquerade ball of
the RathbOne Sisters, given in the Belfast
Opera House last Friday evening, was very
largely attended, including many in cos
tune, and was brilliant success. The
music by Alexander's orchestra of Camden
was fine. City Marshal William A. Kim
ball acted as floor manager with the follow
ing aides: Martin Weber, Fred G. Spin
ney, j. W. Waterman, Herbert Bucklin and
Fred Patterson. Ice cream and cake were
on sale during the evening.
The recital by the Parlor Musical Society
in Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening,
February It'll, was a great success. The
program, which was published last week,
was wholly devoted to Maine composers,
with several numbers by such local
favorites as 4. P. Chase, A. c. Knight and
j. W. Wheeler. The program was ar
ranged by Mrs. E. S. Pitcher and number
of peODle were present to Listen tn tho