The Republican journal., 1911-12-14

The West Realty Co. has sold the John D.
Russ house on Belmont avenue to Frances A.
Russell of Belfast, and the Patterson Morse
lumber lot in East Belfast to George L. Bean
of Belfast.
The Saturday excursion rates on the Belfast
branch are not for December only but will be
! continued indefinitely, DR. W. L. West, secre-
tary of the Belfast Board of Trade having been
s. advised by Maine Central officials
! The Womens Alliance of the First Parish
(unitarian) church will meet at the home of
Mrs. George A. Quimby, Miller street, this,
Thursday, afternoon at $50 O'clock A paper
on "Humor" will be given by Mrs ]. W. Fred
erick
Very few of the fishing boats and small
packets are without power in these days and
the need of it was well illustrated last Sunday.
A good sized sloop started for down the bay
with deck load of hay. but the wind died out
and they were obliged to man the dory and
tow her back to port. With power she could
have proceeded to her destination.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained unclaimed in the Belfast post Office
for the week ending December 18th: Ladies'
Mrs. Frank Allenwood, Miss Alice Grant, Ellen
Heracy, Miss Louise Mills, Miss Alice M.
Pushaw. Mrs. Maggie Patriquin, Miss Jennie
Turner, Mrs Alton Thomas. Gentlemen
Edgar l. Billings. D. O. Brown, Capt Cleve-
land Downs, G. E. Davies, o. Dodge, D. H.
knowlton, A. H. Mills, Geo. A N. Nash, Ar
thur L. Ridley, William Randall, Alton Thomas,
James P Poole, j. W. Walsh
The parish social at the North church We'd
nesday evening, Dec 9Th, was very largely at
tended. Mrs E. C. Bowker, Mrs W. L. West
and Mrs. John W. Jones were the committee of
arrangements and those present are indebted
to them for very social and enjoyable even
ing. bright little farce, 1.-The Unexpected
Guest. was very cleverly presented by Thomas
Bowker and Frank Mudgett, and piano solos
by Misses Marguerite Owen, Doris Roberts and
Margaret Craig were interspersed during the
evening. Coffee was poured by Mrs. 10 n c.
Fillsbury, and tea by Miss Bertha A. Wiley,
and under the direction of Miss Margaret l..
keene Misses Mabel and Margaret Craig.
Marguerite Owen, Helen H. Kittredge, Doris
Roberts and Alice Parker served doughnuts.
fancy cookies and cheese.
NORTH BELFAST. The Christmas sale and
entertainment given Wednesday evening, De-
cember 9Th, under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society was a decided success as usual
About one hundred people sat down to the
tables heavily laden with such delicious viands
as the ladies' of this community know how to
! provide and enjoyed the bounteous repast uu-
til their appetites were stated. After supper
the audience was entertained with delight
full musical program under the direction of
Mr.. E. S. Pitcher. Encores followed each
, number, which were received with enthusiasm
by the appreciative audience. Following is
the program:
Female Quartet,
Drink to me only with Thine Eyes
Mrs. Frost, Miss Quimby, Mrs. Pitcher,
Miss Hatch
Solo, Who Shall be King? Mr. Parker
Solo, Slave Song, Miss Quimby
Duet, Twilight Mr.. and Mrs: E. S. Pitcher
Piano Solo, Miss Amy Stoddard
Solo, The Song that Reached my Heart,
| Mrs. Frost
Duett, Songs of Evening,
Misses Katherine Quimby, Carolyn Hatch
Solo, Bonaps Medley Mr.. Pitcher
Quartet, Old Folks at Home,
! Mrs. Frost. Miss Quimby, Mrs. Pitcher,
Miss Hatch.
! The total receipts of the supper and sale
were $4,000.