The Republican journal., 1912-11-21

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The LOYAL Temperance Legion W ill meet in
the Methodist vestry next Sunday at p m.
| Mrs. Mary S. Whitmore is assisting Mrs.
A. Mudgett in her variety store, Is Main
street.
The W. C. 7. U. will meet tomorrow, Friday,
afternoon at ESQ, sharp, with Mrs. Hattie
Riggs.
There will be Thanksgiving ball at Seaside
Grange Hall, Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th,
with music by Keyes' orchestra.
Irving L. Perry returned last Saturday from
/ Haynesville, where he spent two days hunting,
with moose and two deer, all the big game
the law allows.
The annual sale, supper and entertainment
by the Methodist Society will be held in Memo
rial Hall, Wednesday, Dec. 18th. Mrs. d. b.
| Phelan is chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee.
! At $50 p. m. last Saturday special train OF
/ five cars left Belfast for Waterville to carry
| people to the Democratic celebration in that
! city. There only six passengers from
this city-not as many as there are candidates
| for single office.
The Travellers Club will meet with the
Misses Field, Primrose Hill, Tuesday, Nov
26th. Program: Paper, Early History of India,
by Miss Annie Field; paper, Madras, by Mrs. E.
S. Pitcher; reading, 1.-The Indian at Home" by
Miss Nellie H. Hopkins.
w. B. Woodbury.. superintendent of the Bel
fast schools, has planned series of parents
meetings to be held in the High school room.
Light refreshments will be served, questions
asked and answered and topics of general in
terest discussed. The first meeting was held
last evening. Wednesday.
Mrs Elvra V. Bartlett brought a civil action
against Charles B. Slower for $18.25 for house
rent and the case was tried before Judge
Knowlton of the Municipal Court last Monday
morning. The verdict was for the plaintiff.
H. C. Buzzell appeared for the plaintiff and
Fred W. Brown for the defendant.
The W. H. Glover Co. of Rockland mas clos
ed a contract to build house for Theodore
rockingham at Dark Harbor. The contract
price is SOS, 900 and work will begin at once I'M
der the direction of Charles Morton. The
Glover Co. has on hand total of $4,000 in
Dark Harbor work, which will keep it busy at
that point this winter.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be with Mrs. Warren Nichols, Bay
view street, Monday afternoon, Nov. 18th.
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teen from the c. L. S. C. book, Social Progress
in Contemporary Europe" Roll call, quota
lions on Thanksgiving" All members are re-
quested to be present at this meeting.
Remember the Universalist fair at Memorial
Hall to- morrow, Friday. afternoon and even
ing The doors will be open at 2.3O p. m.
Many articles suitable for Christmas gifts may
be bought at reasonable prices. Supper will
be served at S o'clock. A novel feature will
be the orange tree with its fruit filled with
surprises in value; nothing less than 10 cents
Elvin F. Hanson was before Judge Knowlton
Of the Municipal Court last Monday afternoon
on a complaint of assault and battery sworn
out by Harry W. Baker. Hanson plead not
guilty, but Judge Knowlton found probable
cause and bound him over to the January term
of the Supreme Judicial Court in the sum OF
500. H. E. Bradman and Guy Gray were his
bondsmen. Buzzell for plaintiff; Hartman
for defendant.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Mrs. Thomas Decrow Of
this city. was operated upon in the Waldo
County General hospital Thursday, and is get.
ting along as we'll as can be expected. .. Mrs
Foster Clifford of Unity was brought to the
Waldo County hospital last Friday for msdi
cal treatment. -. Miss Alice Grindle of Gas
tine entered the Waldo County hospital last
Saturday, to remain several weeks for treat
ment.. Winfield Babbidge has returned t.
his home in Islesboro, after receiving medica
treatment in the Waldo County hospital.
Miss Louise Barrett returned to her home il
Stockton Springs last Friday after ten days il
the Tapley hospital, where she underwent 1
surgical operation. She is the daughter o.
Louis Barrett of Ecuador, S. A., and a nice
of MIS-. E. R. Estabrooks, whose guest sh
was for short time before returning home.
A UNION TEACHERS TRAINING CLASS. 1
preliminary meeting of the Union Teachers
Training class was held in the Baptist churcl
| last Monday evening. Rev. David L. Wilson
Congregationalist, presided. The class ha
not organized and there was only an informa
discussion as to the date of meetings, teach
er and course of study. Mr.. H. M. Prentis
was made committee to invite superintend
) emit of schools VIM. B. Woodbury. to becom
the teacher. Mrs. L. F. Cannon was made
committee of one to investigate the books o
! the Independent Course of Study; Rev. Arthu
A. Blair, the Universalist course; Rev. Davi
L. Wilson, the Congregationalist; Mr.. Clarenc
E. Frost, the Methodist, and Mr.. Charles E
Rhoades, the Baptist. The committees are tt
report at a meeting in the Baptist vestry mex
Monday evening. Twenty were present a
the meeting and much interest was mani