The Republican journal., 1912-10-03
The News Of Belfast.

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The Improvement Society will meet at the
office of Dunton & Morse, Monday, October 7th
at Z p. m.
Dance this evening at Seaside Grange hall
with music by Reyes orchestra. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale.
A public supper will be given in the vestry
of the Universalist church Thursday evening,
Oct. 10th at o'clock. Tickets Is cents.
Local sportsmeh have not had very good sue
cess thus far, finding only scattering Birds but
confidently expect better shooting little later.
A full attendance is requested at the meet
ing of Seaside Grange tomorrow, Friday, even
ing, as matters of Importance are to be dis
cussed.
The October business meeting of the Wom-
ans Hospital Aid will be held with Mrs. E. A.
Wilson, Franklin street, Friday, October 4th
at 2.30 p. m.
DR.. E. D. Tap!ey has gone on a fishing trip
down the bay in his gasoline cruiser Red
Gables. accompanied by his brother. o. L. Tap
ley of West Brooksville.
At the meetings of Waldo Lodge, No. IL, Fri
day. Oct 4th and Aurora Rebekah Lodge, No.
10. Oct 9Th, Independent Order oflOdd Fell
lows, business of great Importance will be con-
sidered and it is earnestly requested that
every member be present.
The Ladies of the G. A. R. furnished gone of
their cent lunches on Tuesday, Oct. LIST, after
the regular meeting. The Post was invited
and very social and enjoyable time followed.
The lunch consisted of hot coffee. sandwiches,
cookies, cakes, doughnuts, etc. About IS were
present
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
tiers remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
Office for the week ending Sept. 2sth. Gentle
men-John Davis. Ladies-Mrs. Sylvia Mar
shall, Mrs. A. F. Mink. Mrs Mary Munroe,
Mrs Sarah l. Pendleton, Mildred Wood.
While Mr.. I. A. Conant was packing his
goods at his home on Green street he found
one of the old-time firemen's belts in good
state of preservation. 1t is black patent
leather with Belfast in red letters and has a
brass clasp buckle. On the inside Is the name
of its owner, Amos Worcester
The October meeting of John Cochran
Chapter of the D. A. R. will be held at the
Arts and Crafts room on Church street, Mon
day, October eth, at 7.3o p. m. with Mrs. Whit
ten and Mrs. Mahoney as hostesses. Pro.
gram: Roll Call, Historic Landmarks of Bos.
ton PAP er: The Revolution to the Evacuation
| Of
ington. Whittier, Miss Cochran; paper, Pau
Revere, Miss CHM; reading, Joseph Warren,
M. D., O. W. Holmes, Mrs. E. P Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fish of North Belfast,
who were married Saturday, Sept. 21st, were
given serenade the following Wednesday
evening by about rs of their friends and we'll
wishers. The usual musical instruments were
in evidence and the COW bells, horns and tin
cans were skillfully manipulated by the jolly
performers Mr.. and Mrs Fish responded with
a treat of candy and cigars and entertained
their guests in very cordial and graceful
manner. During the evening they were pre-
sented with large and very handsome rocking
chair, the appropriate presentation speech
being made by Mr.. Henry Ladd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fish are enjoying visit at the former
home of Mr.. Fish in New Vineyard, Me-, but
will return and make their home in North Bel
fast
and neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fish, to
the number of about rs, gathered at the home
Of her parents, where they reside, Wednesday
evening, Sept. 25th, to pay proper observance
of their recent marriage. Although it was
somewhat of surprise the hostess was equal
to the occasion and received her guests with
ladyl ike ease and hospitality. Several useful
articles were presented the bride and were
graciously received. The evening was passed
n bestowing congratulations upon the happy
couple the time being interspersed with sew
eral musical selections. Mr. and Mrs. Fish are
now in Somerset County visiting his relatives.
They will return in few weeks to reside here.
.... Miss Mile Mitchell has closed her house
for the season and has gone to New Mexico,
where she will spend the winter with her
uncle, Frank Mitchell. She intends to visit
California some time during the winter Miss
Helen Brown, who has been with Miss Mitchell
the past summer, has gone to Boston. Pearl
Wiley of Danvers, Mass, arrived last Friday,
allied here by the illness of his father, Capt
E. W. Wiley. Mr.. Wiley has been suffering
with sciatica during the past two weeks. He
is somewhat better at this writing :. Mrs.
Ada Wiley went to the Maine General Hospi-
tai Wednesday for treatment. Vrgie Beck
with, who is attending the Normal school at
Castine. was at home Saturday and Sunday 80.
Mrs. Nina Stevens is visiting in Boston. On
her return she will visit her sister in Wells.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. You are invited to
shop Saturdays at the Howes dry goods store,
Odd Fellows block. Special bargains Of
fered for that day. See those for next Satur-
day. There are many new arrivals in suits
coats and dresses for ladies and misses and an
invitation is extended to all to visit this de-
partment. 80. The New York Bargain Store
announces that owing to its increase in bust
ness the basement has been transformed into
an ,up-to-date salesroom, where the latest
styles in coaks, suits, furs and millinery will be
shown Open evenings. earle & Jones have
just received $3.50 rolls of 1918 wall paper to be
sold at and 10 cents. 1t is the largest line
of cent paper ever received in Belfast.
Mrs B. F. Wells and family publish care