The Republican journal., 1912-02-29

The North Church Guild will meet next
Monday evening with Miss Alice E. Simmons,
Franklin street.
The Universalist Social Aid will meet with
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, Church street tomor-
row, Friday, afternoon.
full attendance of members is requested
at the regular meeting next Monday of A. E.
Clark Camp. Sons of Veterans.
The chorus rehearsal of the Belfast Musical
Society will be held next Tuesday evening,
with current events in charge of Miss Edith
Davidson
The Jewelry store of H. J. Locke & Son was
closed last Thursday on account of the death
of Mrs. S. NJ R. Locke, and remained closed
until Monday
Mr.. B. o. Norton returned last Saturday
from Boston with a string of horses, which
were readily disposed of. He will go to Bos-
ton in few days for another string.
Mr.. A. e. Hopkins, superintendent of the
Penobscot Bay Electric Co., has bought OF
Carl jenkins, the builder, the new house next
the Bird residence on Congress street and will
street, in few weeks
Charles A. Horton of White Plains, N, Y,
was In Belfast recently on business and con-
ferred with the executive committee of the
Belfast Board of Trade with regard to the use
of the Duplex Roller Bushing building should
the American Canning Co. decide to locate
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Brown gave family
dinner party yesterday in observance of the
Sind birthday of Mrs. George s. Chase, who
was hale and hearty and greatly enjoyed the
occasion. She had birthday cake, made by
her granddaughter, Miss katherine C. Quinn
by, and was presented with flowers and other
tokens of love.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be held with Mrs. c. A. Hubbard
No. Park street. The lesson is from the
feoruary Chautauquan magazine. Roll call
current events. Program: A description of
Peru; paper, 1.-The Essay as Literary Form
Reading, Adventures of Captain Horn;" orig
lnal story, "T.ip on a West Coaster" paper
"Races and Population of Peru"
ANOTHER BIG Snow STORM. A snow storm
that bid fair to rival the big storm of January
9th began last Monday night and continued
until Tuesday afternoon. At least foot or
the level must have fallen and although it was
damp snow it began to drift with the high
vino OF tuesday afternoon; but, fortunately
the wind went down with the sun. The streets
were not broken out or the sidewalks cleared
until late IN the day, and many of the streets
We're not broken out at night. Snow slides
were many and heavy and the middle of the
street was the safest place for pedestrians
Inc mo school, signal was sounded at 7.3C
a. m.
lHE MUCK BENEFIT. The moving pictures
In the Opera House tomorrow, Friday, evening
Will be under the auspices of committee from
the Improvement Society. Manager Clifford
Is to divide the net proceeds. A special effort
is being made to sell tickets Following is the
program: The Heart of Nichette This is a dis
tlnctly novel story and shows life in its az
IRENE contrasts. Ihe great hearted dancer
saves the life of a little child of the tenements
by taking the whole Partisan Ballet" to he,
squalid home. There is real heart tug in it
The Frontier Doctor. A western drama, beau
tlful In sentiment, with superb scenic back
grounds. Between Father and Son. A thrill.
ing romantic drama told in old Spanish Cali
fornia The Girl in the Cab and the Ounce
vile Rattle are comedies that will bring the
smiles.