The Republican journal., 1910-12-15
NEWS OF BELFAST.

..sek was pus9
81 Ts'r rbsv had five teams at work every
'' ..t+ Of Warren, representing that
s'' Indication, The Maine Register,
si''' ~ Of his business calls in Belfast.
ss'"s ,,ol and Robert Gross returned
gGth'D .sn, teu-day's hunting trip in the
FseN lrgvle each with buck and doe.
s'N al, calendar received by The Jour-
Ips Dr. ,rs from the Searsport National
Ifa; ..s that Institution has our thanks.
uose company has selected FRI
sflps 27to as the date for their annual
' 's .,ll be given in the Belfast Opera
meeting of the Belfast Musical
~ "S n he held next Tuesday evening,
A .-t he rehearsal of the Festival
h there Will '' Q
III fsoing was good last week and
s ' catches we're made. One fisher
r % hounds one day and on another
r..s Webb Of Unity, a recent patient
w g.5a County Hospital. solicited the
~ 80 ron7fortable and sent it to the
ysr' i'' d
r. clifford has returned to Belfast and
w. .,s barrier shop in the Masonic Tenn
..-. Conducted by his father, the late
/ . Clifford
,.n c597t convened in Augusta Deem
MI +or the December term. Following
...irrr.snts of justices for Waldo coun-
,..,,, Bird, April 3, Savage; septem-
l Peabody
,-n be- q masqu rade ball at Silver
..r-sre Hail, Waldo, December oath.
..rf44 given to the most comical cos
.,,r lady and gentleman. Cur
! sss.-a sill furnish music.
!. ..-..s... last week some suggestions to
n Christmas packages by express,
|. ,,s cali attention to the matter. The
~, substance is that you should make
.,-m.r, Pa eariy as possible and thus
= ,gs0s. late delivery.
4. Narsa- Alliance of the First Parish
.,,,2-. .a~oa viii meet at the home of
l..-,. i. - chrest, Church street, this,
-rs.r rer1.aa at go o'clock. A paper
g...-. Fs.sa.al Research will be read by
saaiaa Eas7aash.
,,.a-rs nave been at work on the site
ne oyer I4jge to be occupied by the
!. B-,s -.l5 factory and the work of
Nine as necessary piers and grading will
f.-,r At Nee to- have the foundation ready
asaatna IN the early spring.
nh The compliments of Frank J. Starrett
t.g. received the Fall River Holiday Mes
,sr published by R. A. Whirr Co. of Fall
!, Mass, the firm in which Mr.. Starrett is
,svei The Messenger is an eight-page
a, fae!g Illustrated and carrying adver-
NJ Of the company's holiday specialties.
,3r-E As the ice in the Passagassa-
ssar river is making fast the bellbuoy on
Hti oH the Cunningham and Gardiner
ags 7as been taken up for the winter.
4 Drew 0haples has hauled his one gun
ss! Whougbongledingle up for the winter
The pI9ts capt Perkins and Rankin. are
gy1g much needed rest.
be welding Of Miss Cora Ella, daughter Of
.gd Mrs Frank Jellison and Clarence Wes-
Bean took place at the home Of the brides
Int il Bangor last evening, December
aGtcc.1lk Miss Jellison is q niece Of
Z S le.isan and Mrs. Edwin S. Bowker Of
.sy and has often visited them here, max
lr1y friends Mrs. Jellison and daughter
z s, Yrs bowker went to Bangor to at
e. wedding
b Z officers Of Thomas H. Marshall
3d., p1t ished last week, was incor-
ar. --.- etc and as corrected is as fol-
, -l--- \ d. Smalley; senior vice
r. .an thompson; junior vice COM
p -.-'.r- might; quartermaster. E.
A-- a-lan a. f. Clark; officer of the
g.i-s Ha-5n surgeon, John W Nash;
? Thomas Cannon; patriotic
= ..4ssun; delegates to National
Putnam and A. R. Fletcher;
Z T. Dunton and Nathaniel
p holds its meetings on the
lay Of each month.
!a .. .CIAL UNION SALE. The
the young ladies of the
A rpa, held in the church vestry
4'7a. aiternoOn, was very successful,
p. fes' sum for the church treasury.
/ H'lir % Roberts. Misses Minnie E.
y aH9 Amy /. Wilson had charge Of the
aoy and their dainty and pretty stock
''facu7e.y arranged and readily sold.
/ voc table was in charge Of Mrs. Annie
~ MIS- Aettie Merrithew and Miss Edna
'.'a and its supply of good thing went
ne not cakes - Tho dal;,;o,,c 10
|! vas sold out early by Misses Edna Hop
'ad Winnie Morris. The apron table, in
" Of Miss Flora Rich and Mrs. Emma
''''o' also did good business.
t'aSIAAs SALE. The Wornen's Alliance of
|. 'NS' Parish (Unitarian) church held a
,'.''as sale in the church psrlors last Thurs
'~'''aoon and it was literally patronized.
N,' began at 2 o'clock, and by 4 o'clock
''''Al'ed tables we're cleared. The sale
I '-'- tempting array of food, homemade
aprons AMI fancy articles suitable for
|'Nss gifts. Miss E. Maude Barker had
h, ~ VI the fancy table, assisted by Mrs.
'' H. Howes, Mrs. Ben Hazeltine and Mrs.
h.. =, L. heating of the apron table; Misses
4 wax and Belle Heating of the candy
a. MIS- Ieorge A. Gilchrest, Mrs. George
m s'''0y Mrs Charles H. Walden and Mrs.
h, NJ Randall of the food table; Mis-
l. -, 1Sterman of the grab bag, and the
EEaa s wy. Rossbach of the book table, where