The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-10-27

| oay evening.
There will be Spiritualist meeting IN the
Union church, Swanvile, next SUNDAY az p.
/ m. M. Moro 1arrabee of this city will be the
speaker.
The first supper for the season unoer 'ne
auspices of the Young Ladies 1ui'o OF tne
North Church will be held IN tne vestry
| Wednesday, November End
At the recent harvest festival given by the
Liberty Sunday school Is sacks ana one oarrei
of apples and vegetables of all Kinas were 90
mated to the Waldo County Hospital.
Mr.. B. B. Greenlaw was injured az Matnews
Mill Wednesday noon He was operating a
saw when piece of lumber flew back, strik-
ing him in the stomach. He was taken nome,
and later in the day was more comfortable
although in some pain.
The Gladys Klark company hao large audi
ences at the Opera House on eacn OF 1neir
three nights The plays were well presented
and the specialties between the acts were alone
worth the price of admission.
The Sewing circle of the Woman's Hospital
Aid will meet tomorrow, Friday, afternoon AT
$50 in the new school room at the hospital TO
sew for the institution. The new room Is
most attractive and during the winter months
the circle will meet there weekly.
At the last meeting of the trustees of the
Wesleyan Grove Campground ASSOCIATION held
in Bucksport, change was made IN the ny
laws for the accommodation of the trustees, SO
that four meetings will be held during the
year, in May, August, September and October.
The last meeting was held last week in Octo-
ber so that there will be no meeting in the
month of February as formerly
Supt. b. @. Packard and Supt. Stuart of
Rockland have chartered the steamer Rock
land to take the Rockland, Thomaston and
Camden teachers to the Teachers State Con-
vention in Bangor this week and all teachers
in the neighboring towns are invited to JOIN
the party. The steamer will leave Rockland
at $50 a. M today, Thursday, Camden at
about Z. Is. and will touch at Belfast, arriving
in Bangor about noon. The plan is to return
on the Boston boat Saturday.
At the meeting of the Guild of the North
church last week with Mrs. John G. Pillsbury
plans were discussed for the parish supper,
which will be held in the church dining room
on Nov End, for the members OF the North
church parish. Mrs John W. Jones is chair
man of the supper committee. Mrs John U.
Pillsbury was made chairman of the entertain
ment, which will follow the supper. Miss Cora
Morrison and Mrs, Herbert Seekins were elected
members of the society.
DAIRY INSTITUTE AT MONROE. special
dairy institute will be held at Morning Light
Grange hall, Monroe, under the direction OF the
Commissioner of Agriculture and the Maine
Dairymen's Association, on Friday, November
18th, at 1879 a. M and l p m. The speakers
for this meeting will include P. A. Campbell,
Professor of Animal Husbandry, U. of M,
Orono c. S. Stetson of Greene, Master State
Grange, W. G. Hunton of Readfeld, President
Maine Dairymen's Association, E. c. Dow of
Belfast, Waldo County Corresponding Secre-
tary Maine Dairymen's Association, and K. W.
Redman, State Dairy Instructor. The subjects
will include Dairy Management, The Place of
the Grange in Advanced Agricultural Work,
Dairy Testing Association Work and CO.
operative Breeders Association Work. Ex-
hibits of dairy butter and cheese are invited
for scoring. A special prize of an order
on any retail grocer for four Is cent bags Of
Worcester salt has been offered by the Wor-
cester Salt Company for the highest scoring
butter made with Worcester salt. A dinner
will be served in the Grange hall on the Po-
mona plan. All people interested in dairying
are cordially invited to attend this meeting.
MILITARY WHIST. The first of the series Of
military whist parties to be given at the Bel
fast Home for Aged Women took place Octo-
Der Goth. The Home was deliberately .decorat-
ed with flags of every size and texture and
presented very attractive appearance. The
table decorations of flags and the many pretty
evening gowns of the players made an animal
ed scene. There was heavy shower at thu
hour of arrival, but not one of the expected
company failed to appear. An abundance O
delicious candy was served by Mrs. G. E
Bracket and Miss Amy L. Wilson. Tn
captains and players were Mrs. Edward Sibley
captain, Mrs. A. c. Burgess, Miss Annie v
Field, Mrs. G. A. Quimby; Mrs. Amos Clement
captain, Miss Calvena Hervey, Mrs. A. c
Carter, Miss Charlotte W. Colburn; Mrs. c. H
Crosby, captain, Mrs. A. F. Richards, Mis-
Hattie P White and Miss Henrietta Johnso
of New York; Mrs. ]. W. Jones, captain, Mrs
= S. w. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Keene; Mis-
J. A. Wiggin, captain, Miss S. R. Gardner
Mrs. Leroy Strout and Mrs. Myra Sawye
Il of Milbridge; Mrs. R. P. Chase, captain
Mrs. c. H. Walden, Mrs. G. A. Gilchres
3 and Mr.. A. C. Burgess; Mrs. R. H. Howe'
captain, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Conner and Mr..
). H. Howes; Mrs. A. B. Pendleton of Searspor
captain, Capt. Pendleton, Miss Margaret Per
dleton and Miss Emma M. Hichborn; Mrs. Cha
y :. R. Coombs, captain, Mrs. N. C. Matthews, Mr.
J. L. Sleeper and Mr.. Charles R. Coombs; Mr..
:, R. L. Cooper, captain, Louise Read, Martho
and Abbie Doak; Mrs. Arthur Richie, captain
!, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Parker and Mr.. Arthu
. Ri tchie; Miss E. L. Peavey, captain, Mrs. M. ]
y Peavey, Mrs. W. J. Dorman and Mrs. H. E. No
Donald; Miss Cora S. Morrison, captain, Mise
l. G. A. Lord and Edna Burdell and M w. Lore
. Miss Katherine c. Quimby, capt., Miss France
. Howes, Raymond Sherman and Herbert Eos
ter; Miss Florence M. Hill, captain, Miss Eve
Ign P. Morrison, Ralph 1. Morse and Clyd
Holmes: Mrs E. B. Gilchrest CAPTAIN Mrs C