The Republican journal., 1910-02-17

ASA AAoihS vi OofuulcICl0l street, ~
Among the recent acceptable gifts at the
Belfast Home for Aged Women were two bar
rels of apples from Miss rockingham and one
barrel of apples from Mrs..H. E. Mcdonald. =
The first meeting of the sewing circle or
gained by the Women's Hospital Aid will he
held with Mrs. S. W. johnson, Court street.
Friday, February 18th. at p M Members of
the Aid are cordially invited to attend
The Travellers Club will meet with Mrs. f
S. Pitcher, Northport Avenue, Tuesday. Eebru-
airy END. Program: paper, Madrid, by Mrs.
T. M Craig; vocal solo, 'In Old Madrid" by
Mrs. Pitcher; readings, The Escorial. bv Mrs
A. j. knowlton; Goya, by Mrs. r. F. Dunton
The horse owned and driven in his church
work by Rev. G. G. Winslow was taken sick
last Thursday. DR.. ]. B. Darling took the ami
NAL to his hospital and did everything posi-
BILE, but the horse died Friday morning Mr.
Winslow is offering his sleigh, top buggy and
harness for sale.
HOOK and Ladder company. No l, has decided
to hold the annual concert and ball of the COM
pany on March 4th and a com mittee composed
OF Austin Jewett chairman, E. R. Ellis. Samuel
hodgklnson, L. H. Colcord and Ernest Arm
strong has been appointed to make arrange
ments
The friends of postmaster and Mrs. Frank
L. Field will be glad to learn that Mrs, Field
has recovered from an attack of annendict;s
and was able to drive to the Waldo County
Hospital Monday afternoon to see if she could
do anything to comfort and cheer the vouno
woman who was hurt in the runaway accident
at Northport a few weeks ago.
At meeting of Seaside Hose Company last
Monday evening it was voted to have their
ball in Seaside Grange hall March 18th. 1t will
be their first ball for two years and the COM
mittee having it in charge will spare no pains
to make it an enjoyable one. Keyes' orchestra
of five pieces will furnish music and ice cream
and cake will be served at intermission.
The Ladies' Hospital Aid met last Saturday
afternoon and formed sewing circle which
will meet every Friday afternoon to do sewing
for the Waldo County hospital. A meeting
will be held tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at 2
O'Clock, with Mrs. S. w. johnson, when plans
will be perfected for the organization and
name decided upon. Mrs. Samuel W. johnson
is chairman of the committee to prepare the
work, and will be assisted by Mrs Moses W.
Rich, Mrs E. A. Wilson, Mrs s. B. Parker
and Mrs. w. E. Marsh
THE CHAPMAN CONCERT. Nine Ianpen-
dorff's voice is often compared to that of
Schumann-Heink. 1t is a 1nezzo-soprano of
unusual volume, depth, and range, of beautiful
timbre, with tinge of contralto quality. Her
personality is strongly marked, and intensely
dramatic, a gift inherited from her mother.
and one which nearly sent her onto the stage
before the possibilities in her unusual voice
turned her thoughts toward grand opera. As
her name indicates, she is of German parent
age, being born in Schlesian, GERMANY While
her operate experience has served to intensity
her love for the dramatic, her genuinely DO
etc German temperament makes her interpre
tations of the German Lieder, and the ballad
styles of all languages, things of beauty. That
Belfast music lovers are to have an opportuni-
ty, March 10th, to hear her in concert is con-
sidered rare good fortune by all.
The Orpheus Musical Club will meet with
Miss Amy E. Stoddard Wednesday afternoon
February 23d. The following program w;,, no
given:
La fiofeh''ha' m.Ic Duvernoy
Lullaby, Wei,
Madeline Coombs.
At the Minstres, Epr.,,,,u
Lavaughn Knowlton.
Consolation, Mende,ssobn
Ruth Kimball
Little Choristers,
Mary Hayes.
Narcissus, Nev;n
Earl Hubbard
Moorish Dance, Kern
Blanche Jennys
Quartet from "Rigoletto,' verd;
Doris Roberts
Berceuse,
Margaret Craig.
Twilight Idyll,
Sabra Dyer
IHE D. A. R. John Cochran CHAPTER of tho
D. A r. met with Miss Amy E. Stoddard Mon
Jay evening, February 18th. Mrs Edward Sib-
ley, Regent, was elected delegate to the Con.
tlnental Congress to be held in WASHINGTON n
T., IN April, with Mrs. Julia M. Stoddard and
-'AiS' IL n. CoCHIdH as dlternateS Reportc
were given by those delegated to present the
hags to the schools-Mrs. Siblev for the 9Th
and 9Th grades Mrs. Frost for the 9Th md III
and Miss Birds school in Memorial hall Mrs.
stoddard for the academy grades. Miss Bird
tor the North Primary and Miss CHM for tho
4th and 9th grades All of the CHAPTER men-
pers were earnestly requested to attend the
State Council. to be held at Skowheean March
Sd and 4th The following program was ,yiven.
Roil call, Historic Spots in r. l. and Conn.
Reading, "The Settler" Alfred B. Street.
pan.- "p. u,.,, Mrs. Stoddard
p Taper, "K0ger Williams" Mrs. J. F. McKeen
hesolng, Two Pictures of Frontier Life in
Conn;, from Cooper's "Wept of Wish ton
porar 9TH. Mrs. Hills
Mrs. Ferguson
After refreshments, served by our hostess.
MISS stoddard, assisted by her sister, Mrs.
ferguson the meeting was adjourned
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