The Republican journal., 1908-03-05

3
One of the prettiest and most enjoyable
dances of the season was given by Misses
ENERGY CHM and Florence Gilmore in
Memorial hall last Tuesday evening. The
hall was prettily decorated for the oc-
casion with Japanese lanterns, and four
huge red bells we're hung on each wall.
Small trees were also effectively used and
the whole effect was charming. Music
was furnished by the Quintette, and there
were twelve dances and two extras.
Lemonade was served during the evening,
and at intermission ice cream and cake was
served by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
W. E. Jones and Mrs. G. Osborne Lord.
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY. The J.
KS enjoyed a surprise picnic supper last
Thursday at the home of Miss Helen Bird,
thus celebrating the birthday OF their hos
tess. A delicious supper was served at $50,
and included a finely decorated birthday
cake. The decorations were in yellow
and white, the centerpiece was of jonquils,
and the artistic place-cards were yellow
peoples, with the club members names in
gold on them. After supper the merry COM
pany adjourned to the parlor, and "calen-
dar hunt" was enjoyed. kilograms furnish
ed much amusement, and the remainder of
the evening was spent playing the newest
spelling game, which proved very popular.
BASKET BALL. At Corinna last Friday
night Belfast High defeated the Corinna
Academy team by score of 80 to "a. Nom
Il ha oil 0nlra Ral-
fast High was defeated by the Bar Harbor
Y. NJ. c. a. team, 40 to "a. The attendance
was the largest ever seen at basket ball
game in the Belfast Opera House, and the
game was an exciting one. At the end OF
the first half the tally stood IS to 10. After
the score had reached % to % the Belfast
boys began to lose ground, and the final
whistle showed Bar Harbor points ahead.
Between the halves, moving pictures were
shown and dance followed. The sum-
mary:
B.H. VINO. A. (42) BIB. (24)
f. Cleaves, RI 4 Zig, Fahy
Si!ke, If 4......................rg, Collins lIl
joyce, O.. .....'''.'''.''.''' ~, eolo! .
C, Cleaves, rb / ........lf, Cunningham (2)
Referee, Hayford and Carter alternating.
Scorer, Richards. Timer, Suminsby. Time,
% minute halves.
Preparations are being made for the
North church fair, to be held in the Opera
House April 1St The three-act comedy
drama "Miss Fearless II Co.." is under
rehearsal by the following cast:
Miss Margaret Henley, an heiresS,
Miss NJ. d. Pilsbury
Miss Euphemia Addison, her chperone,
Miss Edith +. DuntOn
Miss Sarah Jane Lovejoy, from the Lost
Nation,
Katie O'Conuor, the maid,
Miss Irene Sibley
Miss barbara Livingstone, Miss Henley's
Miss Bette Cameron, rpaets
Miss Marion Reynolds,
Miss Winifred kimball
Miss Emroy CHM
Miss L. Grace Chadwick
"Just Lizzie the Ghost,
Miss Hester Brown
MISS MISS A 4 Iihi The ''silent Sisters"
Miss Edith West, Miss Grace Hall
New ADVERTISEMENTS. If you will call
early at Fred a. Johnson's, Masonic Tenn
pie, you can get one of those twenty-four
s.. 80 black petticoatS for S1.25-half price. -.
Field & Quimby are the local agents for the
American Central ms. Co. of st. Louis,
Mo, and the Etna ms. Co. of Hartford
| Conn. See card of W. J. Roberts, who
does painting, papering, freScOing, etc. -.
See statement of the condition of the Sears
port National Bank 49,. Deposits of the City
| National Bank of Belfast for Jan. and Feb
! show gain of over $24, 900 over the CORE
| spending months of 1901. There is bar
gain in standard sewing machine at the
Read Machine Works, II Main street, Bel
fast. Only one remainS....N anted by the
ESta brooks Shirt Mfg Co., young man Is t.
20 years old. to learn cutting. Heal 4
! " God, Bridge street, Belfast, have an i'm
p0rtant notice about cemetery work. See
their advt,.. ... The new popular song, LET
me be your lemon COON at The Fashion,.
/ For SAFE at d bargain i fine building lOt
corner OF Elm aud { curt streets ..... Call at
| F. j. Stephenson's, No 1G Phoenix Row,
and see the wonderful little Ford automo.
bile. To advertise their new store, rs Main
street, the Staples Piano & Music Co, make
special music offer for March 9Th, 9th and
| 18th. Open evenings. Young woman
wanted for general Homework. Apply to
! Mrs. c. A. Horton, s Church street.
| UNCLAIMED PACKAGES. The Ameri-
/ can Express Co., will sell at public auction
! March Stb, at 10 a. M, at the office in Union
Station, Bangor, all unclaimed packages in
the offices of this company and Of the West
ern Express Co. DIT different points in
Maine, unless they are previously called for
| and charges paid. Following is list of the
packages remaining in the Belfast, Sears
! port and Stockton Offices:
BELFAST, Men. M. Anderson, City.
| point; W. E. Bowen, W. j. Clifford, H.
| Clark Wild West Show Eden L. Clark, E.
| b. Cunningham, DecrOw Bros, j. Eggan,
| +. Erickson, Liberty; William NJ. Gray, n.
| II. Goodhue, (2) NJ. Hartman, James W.
Hanson, W. R. jackson, F. NJ Knapp, ~
| d. NJ. Moody, N. l.. Maddocks, L. Mack, NJ.
E. Mott, Northport; NJ. E. Morrill,, Belmont
| T. d. Nickerson, r. F. D. No. 2; Mrs. W.
Ominsborg, W. F. Peacock, Ii. Priest, A. b.
Roberts. E. S. Roberts, F. E. StinsOn, North
Searsport, (3); a: J. Stevens, W. F. Thomp-
SOP, Charles F. Thompson & Co., Charles
| Wood, f. Ward.
SEARsPoRT, Me. j. F. Gerrity, Mr. n.
C. Shute, (2) H. H. Sellers.
STOCKTON, ME.-H. b. Whittier, Stock
ton Springs.
DON'T THROW SNOW BALLS This Of
fetal, or semi-otfical, announcement APP
peared last week in the Belfast correSpOn-