The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-23

" MHier, Iurt1er, mas Ie1Seo the d0WeS
store at the corner Of Min and High streets.
and took possession last Monday.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post Office for the week ending March 18th:
Mr.. H. A. Buckford. ]. W. Mathews, L. S.
Smyth, Chandler Swift, c. R. Tappey.
The Spinney dancing school will close with
pail in Odd Fellows hall next Monday evening,
with music by Keyes full orchestra There
Will be special order of dances and Shire will
serve ice cream and cake. Tickets, SO cents per
couple.
The Traveli ers' Club will meet with Mrs. E.
D. PITCHER, Northport avenue, Tuesday. March
1oen Program: papers, 1.-THE Expulsion of the
jews from Russia" by Mrs. Charles NJ Craig;
''Tolstoi," by Mrs. A. j. Knowlton; reading.
carnival Time and Easter" by Mrs. Ella A.
Small.
Rev. ]. w. Vaughan of Citypoint, whose con-
dition since his accident several weeks ago has
oeen such as to cause his family and friends
serious uneasiness, is now pronounced by his
physician to be doing we'll, although still very
| weak and suffering much pain in his arm and
head.
The Benevolent Club of Poor's Mills, Bel
1ast, will give the drama down in Maine," at
the Grange hall in Morrill, Monday evening,
March 9th, as benefit to Mr. Herman Mer-
ram, who was SO unfortunate as to lose his
steam mill by fire. The people OF Morrill, will
furnish ice cream and cake The play is a
good one, and full house is expected. If
stormy, the next evening. Admission, ten
cents.
Mrs. William K. Keene entertained the
whist club of which she is member last
Thursday evening. 1t was made ST. Patrick
al1alr. The score cards were ornamented with
shamrock and tiny T. D. pipe lied with green
ribbon. The favors were small champagne
bottles holding gold and greer fans. The prize,
green hat, filled with green candies, and a
pipe on the side, was won by Mrs. G. L. Field
frozen pudding, angel cake and ladies' fingers
were served
ASSIGNMENT OF GRADUATION PARTS. The
high school seniors met at the school room
Friday afternoon for the assignment of gradu-
alton parts. The first three, assigned by the
teachers for excellence in rank, were as fol-
lows: Valedctorian, Ray Lndgren; Salutato-
ran, MarJory Shaw; Glass Essayist, Isabel
Smaley. The other appointments, by gift of
the class, were: Historian. Paul Smith, Prop
cts, Belle Heating and Ruth Coombs: Present.
ors of Glass Gifts, Donald Vaughan and Chesley
Hatch; Presenter of Gift to the School, Ray
Lindgren, president of the class.
A SUCCESSFUL SEWING SCHOOL. The regu-
lar session of the sewing school under the aus
pices of the Non Partisan W. c. T. Alliance
closed Saturday afternoon March 11th The
term began November 26th and the sessions
were held in the city building. Twenty-eight
pupils were enrolled, but the average attend
anee was only II owing to the many stormy
Saturday afternoons this winter and the preva-
lence of colds. The children made 80 garments,
using 81 yards of outing and 20 yards of girg-
ham and print. Miss L. A. Mcdowell was the !
collector and buyer and Mrs. Frank H. Mayo
the regular teacher. Mrs. C. A. Pilsbury, Mrs |
B. H. Conant, Mrs. H. A. Carter, Mrs. Albert
M. Carter, Miss Lucy A. E. Palmer and Mrs
H. W. Clark assisted in various ways. The |
children were given treats at the Christmas
recess and at the close of the school,
THE U. S. AERIAL PUBLICITY Co., INC. A
certificate of organization was filed at the Reg
istry of Deeds Office, March 18th, incorporating
the U. s. Aerial Publicity Company, Inc The
purposes of the company are to buy, prepare,
utilize and dispose of advertise
ing toys, novelties, pictures, devices, inven-
lions and all other means and instrumentalities
for the acquisition and preparation of adver-
Using space and facilities in regard to same
and the privilege to conduct all business of
said company. The amount of capital stock is
100000; amount of common stock, $500. OOO
amount of preferred stock, none amount of /
capital stock paid in, nothing. The par value
of the shares is $40. One share each is held
by W. G. Howard, A. A. Knee and ]. M |
O'Brien of Columbia, s. c., and by Maurice w. |
Lord, Austin W. Heating and Ralph O'ConneIl
of Belfast. Unissued stock in treasury. As, 1914.
The directors are W. G. Howard, Austin w.
Heating and Ralph O'Connell; clerk, Maurice
w. Lord; president, Austin w. Heating; treas
urer, Maurice W. Lord. The corporation is 4
located in Belfast
NORTH BELFAST. The people of this COM
nlnnity were treated to fine musical pro-
gram Thursday evening, March 10Th. The ex-
ercises were under the direction of Mr.. E. S.
Pitcher. who was ably assisted by some of the
best musical talent in Belfast The entertain
ment consisted of solos, Duets, quartets, trio,
and ano solo by Miss Louise bennett, all of
which were delightfully."- rendered. Each num-
Der was heartily applauded, and nearly all
responded with encore. To the lover of
music this was rare musical treat and those
who braved the fierce blasts of a March gale,
which was raging, were amply paid for what
ever sacrifice of comfort they made to attend.
Following is the program: Male quartet,
Messrs Pitcher, Beckwith, Parker, Hazeltine;
solo, GOOD Bye Sweet Day." Mrs. Pitcher;
solo, Dream of Me- Mr.. Hazeltine; duet,
Love in May" Katherine C. Quimby, Carolyn
Hatch; solo, Conquered" John Parker; piano
solo, Miss Louise bennett; solo, Cradle Song"
Miss Carolyn Hatch; duet, absent Mr.. and
Mrs. Pitcher; solo, Miss Katherine C. Quimby;
trio, THE Lake." Misses Quimby and Hatch
and Mr.. Parker; solo, "The Monk" Mr. Pitcher;
male quartette. Messrs Pitcher, Parker, Beck
with and Hazeltine. Miss Louise bennett
piano accompanist
SEASIDE HOSE CoMPANYs DANCE. The an
nual dance by Seaside Hose Company in Sea-
Sida Erapoe Hall loot Friday evapipo u,ac q