The Republican journal., 1912-03-21
The ladies Of the G. A. R. will 1--WE . publ;<
dinner in Memorial hall April 10th.

| AASAS wiz 0S P0ouS o0RRcE III tn9 RaDtiaf
vestry Friday evening, March 22nd, followed
by social. Admission Is cents.
William A. Decrow has bought the .o,4.n.
house on Union street owned by Mrs Alher.
Mazrall and will occupy it.
Founder fishing is now in order. and ,..t
Sunday there were ten or more boats in the
upper harbor and score or more of fisher
men on the lower bridge.
Osceola Council, D. of P. will give nuh,;.
whist party in Pythian Hall Tuesday evening
March 18th. Admission, including refresh
ments rs cents. This will be the first party
of series.
telegram received last Monday morn.
ing announcing the death of Mary, wife of Mr..
Ellis ]. Pitcher, of S uthWeymouth, Mass. and
Mrs. H. C. Pitcher left Tuesday morning to at.
tend the funeral.
Mr.. C. E. Frost of Pittsfeld, who bo1ebt
! and is to occupy the John Poor house on Cedar
street, is having extensive improvements
and changes made. George W. and Fred
Seward of Pittsfeld are doing the work.
The following jurors have been drawn to
Court in Portland Grand jury, Charles d.
Wentworth of Freedom; petit jury, Melvin R.
Trimm of Islesboro and Clifford J. Pattee of
Belfast.
The Women's Alliance of the First Parish
(Unitarian) church will meet at the home of
Mrs. T. B. Dinsmore, Church street, this,
Thursday, afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. A book
review, "Queed,' will be given by Mrs. Geo.
R. williamson.
The Travellers Club will meet with Mrs
Walter C. Shaw, Court street, Tuesday March
26th Program: Paper, Venezuela by Mrs. E.
S. Pitcher; readings 1.-The Three Guianas," by
Mrs. c. NJ. Craig; Caracas, and the Venezue-
lans," by Mrs. Ella Small.
The sixth in the series of Unitarian military
whist parties will be given in Memorial Hall
Thursday, March 28th. Mrs. A. c. Burgess,
Mrs. G. A. Quimby and Mrs. James H. Howes
are the committee in charge Mr.. Ralph Ii.
Howes will be the director.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard. No
Park street, Monday afternoon March 25th.
The study topic is chapters eleven and twelve
of the C, L. S. C. book, materials and Methods
of Fiction" The roll-call. Current Events
] SPRING Moves Mr. and Mrs Frederick W
Brown will soon move from the Hall house at
the corner Of Cedar and Franklin streets to
J 'Sea Breeze" cottage on the Allyn shore. e.
e Mrs. Alice C. Bramhall and family will move
from the johnson house on Franklin street to
S the Hall house. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hopkins
will move the last of this week to their new
house on Congress street Mr.. and Mrs j..
: G. Paul will move from the George R. Carter
: house on Commercial street to the Gardner
= house.
:. SPRAYING AND PRUNING DEMONSTRATIONS.
J. State Horticulturist Albert X. Gardner is ar
; ranging dates for spraying and pruning demon
, STATIONS throughout the State. Up to date
. about 80 demonstrations have been tentatively
S arranged, requests having been received, and
g dates assigned, with the understanding that
= the dates may be changed, if those assigned
Il are not convenient for the parties. The places
= and dates for demonstrations in Waldo county
y are as follows: April 29th, orchard of H. L.
:. Seekins, Belfast; April Both, orchard of E. A,
A Foy, Thorndike; May 7th. orchard of Charles
d Clements, Winterport.
: The bridge whist party in Memorial Hall,
L March 14th. under the auspices of the Univer-
= saist Social Aid, was pleasant social event
e The proceeds will be applied to the fund fol-
q painting the exterior of the church. Cake anG
Il coffee were served, the following ladies pro
d viding and serving: Mrs. j. K. bennett, Mrs
n J. A. Fogg Mrs. F. G. Mixer, Mrs. E L. Cook
A Mrs. A. E. Hutchins, Mrs. Charles Bradbury
e Mrs J. G. Paul, Mrs. Selwyn Thompson Mrs
:. L. T. Shales Mrs S. H. Lord, Mrs. P. D. Craw.
h ord, Mrs. l. T. Dinsmore, Mrs. c. S. Bickford
o Mrs S. G. Swift, Misses j. A. Wiggin, Maudt
Il NJ. Milliken, Edith M. Southworth, Grace E
,. Lord, Elizabeth A, Kelley, Annie L. Barr
q Frances E. Abbott and Marion NJ. Perry
e SALE AND ENTERTAINMENT. The Young
II Ladies' Guild of the Congregational church
u will hold sale and entertainment in the Opera
) House Wednesday, March 9th. The sale will
IT begin at o'clock, when tea will be served ane
s. fancy goods, candy and food sold. In the
y evening the farce, "Mrs. Briggs OF the Poultry
IS Yard" will be given, with the following cast
II Mrs. Briggs Miss Helen Brown; Elvira Briggs
S Miss Geneva Stephenson; Messy Briggs, Miss
e katherine Kittredge; Tom Briggs, Harold
Jones; Jimmie Briggs, Alton johnson; Mrs
i O'Conner, Miss Alice Simmons; Virginia Lee
= Miss Cora S. Morrison; Mr.. Lee, Morris L
Slugg; Daisy Thornton, Miss Hester Brown
Silas Green, Clifford ]. Pattee; Mandy Bates
Miss Geneva p Heal Miss Simmons will
o coach. Admission in the evening, rs and 81
i, cents.
e "THE BEES" The Bee Club and few in.
e vited guests received the following invita-.
X ton last week:
s. "When "Bees" swarm this time of year
, Great good fortune cometh near.
=, Miss Gardner will the hive prepare
Il Bees will find welcome there
J. Friday at three-we wish each "Bee'
q To knit or sew from three to four.
Honey we cannot obtain, but of
Sustenance each Bee shall have a grain"
: The Bees were busy with their fingers and
l tongues during the afternoon and at $50 were
l. invited to the dining room for the promised
"grain," which grew like Phinney's turnip
Miss Gardiner cooked and served one OF the
n most delicious of the many suppers the club
e has enjoyed this season, the menu including
= clam bouillon, oyster crackers, chicken salad,