The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-17


The Young Ladies' Social Union Of the Bap-
fist church will have Christmas sale in The
church vestry, Saturday afternoon, December,
10TH The sale will include fancy articles
aprons. food and home made candy,
A well known Searsport sea captain pronhe-
cies mild winter and backs his Statement ~,
the fact that every storm thus far has cleared
off warm, moderating during the progress Of
the storm. an indication that we have NOTHING
to fear from the weather man.
A. h. Blackington and others. who held a
mortgage on the hotel which has been build;ng
by Bangor corporation at Temple HEIGHTS
have foreclosed and taken possession. The new
owners have crew at work and the building
will be finished at once and be ready for oc
cupancy next season.
Mrs. Selwyn Thompson has bought of Mrs.
Charles H. Brier the house at 20 Charles street.
now occupied by Mr.. Charles B. Slower, The
house will be enlarged and thoroughly repair-
ed and later will be occupied by Mrs Thomp
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hamlin Burkett of
Burkettville.
Phidelah Rice was greeted by full house
last Friday evening. 1t was his second appear
ance in the Belfast Improvement Society's
lecture course. Last year he presented David
Garrick, and his presentation this season of
Kidder's comedy, Peaceful Valley" assures
him large audience should he again visit u.s.
The Ladies' Quartet of Belfast will 90 to
Camden to give concert Thanksgiving eve
under the auspices of the High School Athletic
Association. The entire entertainment with
the exception of a reader will be given by the
quartet: Mrs. E. P. Frost, first soprano; Miss
katherine Chase Quimby, second soprano; Miss
Emma Skay, first alto; Mrs. Elbridge S. Pitcher,
second alto.
AN IMPORTANT LAND DEAL. The sale of
what was known the Frohock farm in Lin
colnville to Louis and Mary Vanderpool Pen
nington of Newark, N. J. was made November
, Sth. John 4. Dunton, Esq., was the attorney
for the buyers. The place is this side of Duck
Trap and just beyond the farm bought few
years ago by Mrs. VIM. V. Pratt of this city
1t comprises 155 acres, reaching from the
shore to Knights pond and including Knights
mountain, the scene of the opera, "The Gran
gers Daughter" by Mr.. R. P Chase of this
city. The land was in four parcels and was
divided by ]. Edwin and Oliver R. Frohock 1t
was originally decided to the Messrs. Frohock
by Ann M. Hale and Louisa J. Hall. Mr.. T. F.
Mccain of Boston has rented the farm and
buildings for several summers and had erected
small summer-house on the land. Messrs
Frohock and Mccain have been given to May
next in which to remove the small house and
all their personal effects from the estate The
Penningtons were guests last summer of Mrs.
Allan McLane at her cottage on Northport ave-
nue. and would have bought and built here had
they been able to get such a location as they
desired. 1t is understood they will build
summer home on the place they have bought.
MILITARY WHIST The second military
whist party will be given at the Home for
Aged Women this, Thursday, evening at 730
O'Clock, with the following captains and play
ers Miss Annie V. Field, captain, Mrs. George
A. Quimby, Mrs. Susan C. Carter and Mrs.
Amos Clement; Miss Edith M. Southworth,
captain, Mrs. Ashley A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs l.
S. Hills of Northport; Mrs. Joseph Tyler, cap
tain, Mrs M. F. Peavey, Miss Evelyn L. Pea
vey, Mr. Tyler; Miss Annie L. Barr, captain,
Miss Margaret N. Hazeltine, Mr.. Charles P.
Hazeltine. DR.. D. P Flanders; Mrs. A. C. Bur-
CESS, captain Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman,
Mrs. Edward Sibley; Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald,
captain Miss Maria Andrews, Mr.. M. L. Slugg
and Mr. Mcdonald; Mrs. John C. Pillsbury,
captain, Miss Florence M. Hill, H. T. Field and
MIR. Pillsbury; Miss Frances Howes. captain,
Miss Katherine C. Quimby, Mr.. Herbert Fos-
ter and Mr.. James H. Howes; Mrs. W. J. Dor
man, captain Mr. and Mrs. George R. Doak
and Mrs. S. M. R. Locke; Miss Evelyn P. Mort
son, captain Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Parker and
Cora S. Morrison; Mrs. Harry W. Clark, captain,
! Mrs. George W. Burkett, Mrs. Edward A.
Wadsworth and Miss Grace A. Lord; Mrs Will
liam B. Swan. captain, Mrs. Jonn H. Quimby
Mrs. A. A. Howes and Mrs. Ada Swan; Mrs
William M. Randall, captain, Mrs. G. o. Bailey,
Mr. C. W. Wescott, Mr.. Randall; Miss Hattie
P. White, captain Mrs. c. H. Crosby, Mrs. A.
F. Richards, Miss Henrietta Johnson; Mrs. A.
C. Hopkins, captain, NJ RS. ]. L. Sleeper, Misses
Sarah R. Gardner and Carrie E. Gilmore
Three of the rooms at the Home will be appro-
priately decorated for the occasion with flags
for the game OF flags and forts. Assorted
cake and cocoa will be served by Miss J. A.
! Wiggin, Mrs. R. P. Chase, Mrs. Arthur Ritchie
Mrs R. F. Dunton, Mrs R. H. Howes and Miss
Amy L. Wilson.
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