The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-11-14

The employees of Reads Garage motored t
Orono last Saturday to witness the Maine
Bowdoin game.
Friends in Belfast Camden and Rocklan
have contributed funds to buy the bricks 70
the chimneys for the new chapel. nearly
finished. at Mason's Mills supper given i,
the chapel, Wednesday night, Nov. 9Th. nettee
about $40 for the chapel fund.
The Travellers Club met Tuesday Afternoon
with the president, Mrs. Amos Clement, in
stead of with the Misses Field. Mrs. Glenn
ent was on the program for paper and hav
ing met with slight accident that confined
her to the house the place of meeting wa.
changed.
The annual meeting of the Pa-or Musica
Society for the cleo ton of officers will be helc
at the music rooms Tuesday, Nov 10Th
1912, at 7.3O p. m. 1t is earnestly desired that
all members make an effort to be present as
arrangements are to he made for the Chap
man Concert.
The Belfast Musical Society has received a
communication from Director William R.
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wishes to include Belfast in his Maine tour
this winter, when he brings the famous Gior-
dano, the Italian tenor who made such furore
at the recent festival. Mr.. Chapman wishes
to come to Belfast the week before Christmas
and all lovers of good music are hoping that a
date may be arranged
Misses Isabel and ENERGY CHM entertained
Nov. 9th at a dinner party given for Miss Ida
Ames in honor of her approaching marriage.
| The guest of honor was surprised as she
moved her chair at the table, to find it laden
with packages which were found to contain
many dainty and useful bits of linen, gifts of
the other guests. Others present were, Mrs
Luvie Pottle, Mrs. Allen Patterson, Miss
Margaret Keen.
PooRs MILLS. Mrs. O. A. Wade returned
home last Saturday after spending two months
with her husband, Capt. Wade, on his barge in
the vicinity of New York =. Mrs Jane Cole
has had paper hanger at work for her for a
few days -. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood visit
ed at Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Shedons last Sunday
....Melvie Wentworth of Stockton is visiting
worth. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Robertson spent
Sunday in Belmont with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. Hartshorn. :. Rufus Dyer cut his
ankle joint while cutting wood last week, but
is getting along nicely.
BIBLE CLASS RECEPTION The Woman's In.
ternational Bible Class, Mrs. O. E. Frost, presi-
dent, gave an informal reception to the adult
members of the Baptist Sunday school in the
vestry last Tuesday evening. The program
consisted of piano duet by Misses Margaret
Craig and Myrtle Frost; reading, Mrs. George
H. Robertson; vocal duet. Mrs. Maurice Curtis
and Miss Isabel CHM; song, Mrs K B Craig;
reading, Mr.. L. G. Putnam; song, Miss Isabel
CHM; readings, Mrs. H. W. Rhoades. Mrs. L. F.
Cannon and Mrs. L. F. Robbins. The commit
tee in charge wish to publicly express their
appreciation of Mr.. Charles R. Coombs kind
ness in adding much to the pleasure of the
evening with the free use Of his Victor talk
ing machine, selections on which were in
terspersed in the program and concert
given at the close. An original guessing game
by Mrs Roy E. Young was of much interest.
Sandwiches, tea, coffee and doughnuts were
served and social hour followed the exercises.