The Republican journal., 1911-10-19

vestry next Tuesday evening. Supper will be
served at six o'clock. Admission rs cents
The ladies of the Methodist church will give
public supper in the vestry October 25th
The admission will be 25 cents and cordial
invitation is extended to all.
There will be Halloween ball at Seaside
Grange hall Thursday evening, October 26th.
with music by Keyes' orchestra. Supper will
be served at 6 and at IL o'clock
Samuel NJ Philbrook had on exhibition at C.
] Swift's this week basket of seven Baldwin
apples that averaged ~ inches in circumfer-
ence. 1t is very handsome. richly colored fruit
John Sanborn, the East Belfast lobster fl sh-
erman, made an early call at the home of the
editor of The Journal last Tuesday morning
and left on the doorstep large and ferocous
lobster. Things seem to be coming our way
lately.
Mrs. H. L. Curtis entertained the w. W. c.
Club, at her home No. PIERCE street, Saturday,
October 14th. There was large attendance
and all reported fine time. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Manley Hartman in
East Belfast.
The big auxiliary sloop Capt Pendeton is
building on the shore south of the steamboat
wharf will be put overheard in few days and
completed while afoat. She is an able craft
and the best of material has been used in her
construction.
The Travellers club will meet with the
Misses Mathews "a High street, Tuesday,
October oath. Program Paper, columbia
and Ecuador by Mrs. Ella A. Small; readings
"Quito" by Miss Annie v. Field; "The Quich-
uas" by Mrs. F. W. Brown.
A. E. Webster, who came to Belfast from
Camden and hired horse from the stable of
E. B. Lunt, was before Judge Knowton last
Saturday afternoon charged with cruelty to
animals, it being alleged that he whipped the
horse until he broke the whip. He pleaded
guilty to the charge and paid costs and dam
ages amounting to 5000.
The meeting of Seaside c. L. S. c. will be
with Mrs. Charles Rhoades, No. p, High
street, Monday afternoon, October 23d. The
study topic will be chapters three and four of
the book "The Twentieth Century American"
the roll call, Famous American Sailors and
Naval Battles" All who desire to begin the
Chautauquan study are invited to b present
at this meeting.
Waiter ]. Clifford celebrated his Both birth
day Wednesday evening by having open
night for the children at the moving picture
show in the opera house. The little ones at
the Girls Home have a standing invitation,
but that evening it was made special 1t was
a generous thought of Mr.. Clifford to find his
happiness in the reflex pleasure of the chill
dren.
The schooner Sarah L. Davis was In Portland
harbor last week on her way to New York
from Rockland with lime The Davis was
built here in 1871 and was ramed for the wife
of DIR. A S. Davis, for many years a resident
of this city, later of Chelsea, Mass. with a
summer home on Turtle Head where he kept
open house for his many friends. 1t was a
favorite resort of the late Gov. VIM G. Crosby,
+ the late Wakefield S. Frye and of many others
who, with the host and hostess have passed
/: on.
Mr. A. ". Bowditch of Boston, the architec t
who made the plans for the proposed new
theater on Phoenix Row, in Belfast yester-
day in consultation with the promoters of the
enterprise and the plans and specifications
were gone over with view to bringing the
cost of the building down to figure that
would ensure its being paying proposition.
. Mr. Bowditch returned to Boston on the after
noon tram accompanied by Mr. W. H. Quimby
and the result of their conference will be made
II known later.
THE GENTLEMEN's WHIST PARTY. The gen.
temen's party for the Muck" fund will be
given this, Thursday, evening at the home of
Dr. Elmer Small. There will be eleven tables
:" in charge of the following: Hon. Arthur |.
! Brown, Dr. D. P Flanders, Messrs. Herbert T
Foster, James H. Howes, Ralph /. Morse, job n
. C. Pillsbury, Arthur Richie, NJ L. Slugg, Ell
= mer A. and Raymond R. Sherman and Clarence
Wiley. "Our George will brew and pour the
y coffee and it is safe to say that it will be all
> right Messrs. Slugg and Wiley will have
charge of the refreshments and Ralph H.
: Howes and Eon B. Gilchrest of the serving.
Progressive bridge will be played and the la
e dies usually high line in scores will do we'll to
r look after their laurels. Playing will begin at
n 730; admission 25 cents.
-" Announcement was made last Sunday of the
first annual coffee party to be held in aid of St.
Francis Catholic church. An enthusiastic
= meeting was held last Sunday evening The
date was set for Nov. 22nd. An excellent sup
u per will be served from until 7-30 p. M, after
which there will be a minstrel show by local
talent. Babe Doherty of Portland, member
II of Keith's Stock Company, and the ceverest
!, of Names child artists, has been engaged for
the occasion. FIR. McCabe will have charge of
the arrangements and will be assisted by vari-
Gus committees. The evenings entertainment
:. will be terminated with a social dance. An
evening of wholesome entertainment is in
l. store for all who attend. The foundation is
3 laid for winter chapel in the of the
) church and the funds will be applied to this
u object.
if BUSINESS CHANGES. During the past week