The Republican journal., 1910-12-01


A. Sargent, Grade l, North school, was i'll
for her.
The regular monthly business meeting of the
Womens Hospital Aid will be held at the hospi-
tai tomorrow, Friday, at 2.30 p. m. The Aid wish
to notify all persons holding donation cards to
forward them to the chairman of the commit
tee, Mrs. o. S. Vickery, and to send in all dona-
lions soon as possible. A full list will be
given in next weeks Journal.
The sale of Red Cross stamps will be under
the direction this season of the president of
the local Red Cross and committee from the
Travellers Club, consisting of Mrs. George E.
Bracket, Mrs. A. j. Knowlton, Misses Annie
v. Field, Maude E. Mathews and Elizabeth
Kelley. Full particulars will be given next
week.
Wilhemina Shakespeare, the mascot of the
B. H. s. class Of 03 has given birth to two
kittens, one gray and the other black and
white. They both have an extra toe on their
front feet. They will be given to any little
boy or girl who will promise to be kind to
them. Apply at The Journal Office or at 5
Court street.
Prof John M. Briscoe of the Department of
Forestry, University of Maine, has been en-
gagged by the Belfast Improvement society to
give an address on 1.-THE Planting and Care Of
Shade Trees" Dec. 9th, lat o'clock, in Memorial
hall. There will be no charge for admission.
The Improvement society extends cordial
invitation to all citizens who have the beauty
of our city at heart.
The K. B. Club met with Mrs. Eben F. Hatch,
Bayview street. Monday evening, November
2sth. The evening was spent in sewing and
with vocal and instrumental music Home
made candy, ice cream and cake were served.
Each member was given dainty crepe napkin
stamped with the "K B. Club as souvenir
of the occasion. The club will meet with Mrs.
Martin Weber. High street, next Monday
evening.
Remember the Universalist fair at Memorial
Hall this, Thursday, afternoon and evening.
Doors open at 2.30 p. m. A varied assortment
of useful and fancy articles, home made
candy, ETC., will be for sale. Supper will be
served at O'clock and at las the farce, "Our
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ladies of the Social Aid, Admission free in
the afternoon. Supper and entertainment, IS
cents; entertainment, Is cents. All are cor
daily invited.
The Junior class of the Belfast High school
were entertained last Friday evening by Misses
Marjory Carleton and Flosse Heal at the
Carleton home on Congress street. peanut
hunt was the principal feature of the evening.
| Miss Marian Knowlton came out high line and
Miss Arvila Daggett had the least to show for
her work. Both were given appropriate prizes.
Confectionery and nuts were served and jolly
time is reported by the nineteen members
present. Herman and Norman Cuddy of Win
terport, cousins of Miss Carleton were among
those present.
An open meeting of the Belfast Musical So
ciety will be held at the rooms on High street,
Tuesday evening, December 9Th, at o'clock
The program is as follows:
Paper, Schubert" read by Florence Hill
Piano solo, "Impromptu in A Flat"
Louise bennett
Vocal solo, "serenade." with Violin Obligato
by Mrs. Lampson, Katherine Quimby
Vocal solo, Selected, Marian Wells
PIANO solo, "Scherzo IN Z MAJOR,
| Ethola Frost
Vocal solo, Farewell" Arthur johnson
The public is cordially invited. Admission,
Is cents.
The meeting of Seaside Chautauqua Circle
will be held with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, No. 4
Park street. Monday afternoon, December 5th.
The roll-call will be events during the reign of
Queen Elizabeth. Lesson, discussion Of
chapters nine and ten of the C. L. S. c. book,
Industrial and Social England" The maya
zine topics will be ''Shakespeare's London"
and the English Cathedral at Ely" The Pro-
gram will include paper on English Expan-
sion and Adventures by Sea; a story, the
Queen of Romance; readings, Anne Hatha-
way" and "Macauley's Armada"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. In buying Christ
mas presents why not select something useful,
like the Holeproof Stockings sold only at The
Dinsmore Store. They have them for men,
women and boys, from s1.50 to So box. You
will find home made candies, pure and fresh,
also all kinds of fancy pastry, doughnutse etc, at
the City Bakery Opera House block. Mr. and
Mrs. Horace G. Peaslee, Mr.. Merrill H. Peas
lee and Mrs. Nellie P. Billiard publish card OF
thanks Gold bracelet lost. Christmas
cards, 10 cents per dozen at W. H. Richards.
| M asonic Temple. See notice of ladies'
hand bag lost. &C. L. Wright, Opera House,
block, has every facility for doing plumbing
and heating, and the best attention is given to
all work in that line. Dressing want ed by
Arthur Higgins at Pearl Brook farm -. earle
Il Jones will have half price sale of all agate
tin and galvanized ware and of the and IL
cent goods in stock in their asement sales
room Saturday, December 3rd, all day and
evening, to make room for their holiday lines
MRS. R. P. CHASE ENTERTAINs. A most ar
tistic and novel bridge party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Robert P. Chase last
evening. The attractive home was beautifully
decorated and brilliantly lighted. The hall
parlor and music room were in green anC
white, and the living room in yellow ferns anG
chrysanthemums The guests arrived at 63t
and 81 covers were laid the daintily ap
pointed tables In the green rooms the center
pieces were artistic rata baskets filled with
ferns and chrysanthemums and the place cards
were tied with ribbons on miniature basket.
filled with magnolia bonbons, souvenirs of tft
in yelOyU i,