The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-11-07
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The sewing circle of the Women's HOSPITAL
Aid will meet tomorro ", Friday, at p. M at
| the hospital
( The w. c. T. U. will meet tomorrow. Fri
day, afternoon with Mrs. Nellie Finch. Is
Church street.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society will meet
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Annie
M. Frost. Cedar street.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet
next Sunday afternoon at 8 D. m. at the Ban.
t'st vestry' All boys and girls are invited.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society will have
picnic parish supper next Friday evening in
tne Epworth League room. The ladies are re-
quested to be there at o'clock to arrange the
| supper.
AT the November meeting of the directors
OF the Home for Aged Women, held Tuesday
i evening, vote of thanks was extended to
| Mrs. Ira M. Cobe of Chicago for the check of
$26 received last month.
seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs E. P. Frost. No. AZ High street, Monday
afternoon, November 18th. The topic will he
from the Chautauquan Magazine, European
haiers, and chapters eighl,nine and ten of the
Y. L. >. Y. book, Social Progress in Contem-
porary Eurone;;" roll-call, name some unusual
words from the chapters of lesson. All mem
bers are requested to be present,
FooR's MILLS. Newton Strong returned to
Boston last week, after spending the summer
with Henry Wentworth. -. Mrs Jane Cole and
! Annabell Underwood, visited Mrs. Frank Towle
one day last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Merriam went to Thomaston last week, return
ing Sunday. Lee Wentworth and sister Ida
OF stockton visited their grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Wentworth recently.
1HE UN1VERsALIST CURRENT EVENTS CLUB.
The boys in Mr.. Frank l. Wilson's Sunday
school class at the Universalist church have
organized club with the following officers:
President Byron Salters; vice president, Al.
phonso Richie; secretary, Perley Tibbetts;
treasurer, Vaughn Hayes; executive commit
tee, Percy Dutch, Harland Pattershall, James
Staples, Evan Wilson; Messenger, William
Lunt. The subject for discussion next Sunday
will be the Turkish War.
: AT the annual meeting of the Liberty & Bel
fast Telegraph Telephone Co. at Center
Montvile Nov. a, 1912, the following officers
were elected; Lucius C. Morse, President; V.
A. Simmons, Vice President; Clarence H.
Smith, Secretary; John C. Carey, Treasurer: J.
J. Walker, Volney Thompson, ]. F. Marden, O,
W. Ripley, James H. Cilley. S. W. Shibles and
L. c. Morse, Directors; j. c. Carey, Business
Manager; James H. Cilley, Collector and Line
man. At directors meeting dividend of six
per cent was acknowledgements H. Smith,
Secretary.
ARTS AND CRAFTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
K. Pierce motored to Rockland Monday, where
Mrs. Pierce, who is the president of the Bel
fast Arts and Crafts Club, was invited to give
an original paper on the practical Side of
Arts and Crafts Work" before Lady Knox
Chapter, D. A. R. The meeting was held at
the home Of Mrs, Jennie T. White. Middle
street, with Mrs. Julia A. Burpee, regent of
the Cha pter presiding. In place of the regu-
lar business session fine musical program
was given, fnterspersed with readings and
papers, including a general paper from the
National Federation on Arts ard Crafts. Mrs.
Plerces paper took up the practical side of
the work from personal observations at Hull
/ House in Chicago and the Vanderbilt estate,
Biltmore. She spoke of the experiences DUR
iEg the first years work of the Belfast Club
and displayed many of the articles done by
| the club. Mrs. Pierce was enthusiastic over
! the beautiful work done by the Rockland la
dies and hopes to see fiourishing club
ganized there. They will hold meeting in
| about two weeks for further discussion in re-
gard to the club.