The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-04-13
The News of Belfast.

The Boy Scouts will begin their course of
study on the first aid to the injured tomorrow,
Friday, afternoon at half past three in the
Opera House. Each boy is requested to bring
a note book and pencil.
1t will soon be time to get out the screen
doors, but before you hang them you want to
get spring that will close them tight every
time without fail. Elon B. Gilchrest will place
them on the market and we will tell you more
about them later.
The chicken pie supper given by Osceola
Council, daughters of Pocahontas, in the
Knights of Pythias hall last Tuesday was
great success. The food was delicious in quail
ity, abundant in variety and the public were
promptly and efficiently served by the members
of the order.
At the regular monthly meeting of Seaside
Hose company last Monday evening Roy
Sholes was elected captain in place of A. D.
Hayes, who has been promoted to assistant en-
gineer. Chief Shute, Assistant Hayes and
Capt. Darby of Washington hose, attended the
meeting.
Mr.. George Valenti of the firm of Coleman
& Co., New York artists is at work in Trinity
Reformed church setting the pictures of the
Life of Christ recently presented to the church
by W. L. Brewer. MIR. Valenti is also retouch-
ing the frames. The pictures will be in posi-
ton for Easter.
made of cruising launch George Gray was
having built. The other day Mr.. Gray receiv-
ed letter from Capt. c. A. Colcord of Dam
bury, Conn.,, enquiring upon what terms the
launch could be chartered for two months dur
ng the summer.
Last Saturday evening Charles R. Coombs
lost fur robe from his team in the store
stable. He reported to City Marshal Knowlton
and in less than a half hour it was re-
turned. The thief had hid it under the steps
at the Express Office, intending to take it away
later in the night.
Remember the Easter sale, supper and musi-
Gale at the Universalist church vestry this,
Thursday, afternoon and evening. The sale
begins at 23O o'clock. Supper will be served
at 6 o'clock. Musicale at 7.30. Supper and
musicale, IS cents. Musicale, Is cents. All
are cordially invited.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the
Belfast post Office for the week ending April
11th: Gentlemen, o. C. Dean, NJ B. Lawrence,
C. Samson, B. c. Sleeper. Everett Markham, c.
C. Read, E. J. Thompson, Nathan B. Wyman
g letters) C. L. Williams. Ladies, Miss Madge
Roberts, Mrs. Lura Young, Lovina Woodeshills.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle will give public
dinner in Memo, ial hall Wednesday, April 10Th
from II to 2 o'clock, for the purpose of rais-
ing funds for Memorial Day. The members Of
the Circle are requested to contribute beans
brownbread, vegetables, pies, doughnuts, cook
les and pickles, and to come prepared to assist
The public is cordially invited.
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. Frank H. Mayo, No. 80 Northport ave.
nue., Monday afternoon, April 18th. Thelesson
will be chapters four, five and six of the C. l.
S. C. book, Mental Growth and CONTROL" the
topic from the magazine, reading journey in
London" and "English Cathedrals." Roll.
call, quotations from Byron's poems. A full
attendance is requested.
The M. M. M. C. Girls realized neat little
sum from their fair and sale at the Methodist
church last Saturday. Lunches were served
during the day and large quantities of food
and of homemade candy were disposed of. In
the evening an original play, 1.-THE Business
Meeting OF the Club" was presented in q very
efeditable manner. followed by = short musical
program.