The Republican journal., 1912-11-21
s,1r NEWS OF BELFAST,

.orrov, Friday al'erno'" az . Viva
will be dance at Silver harvest
lns'' por Waldo, Wednesday evening,
GFaDe -., With music by the Quincy Sisters.
thomas Cannon has received tele-
N'' ,unciug the death, Nov. 18th, in
graz IF her brother, Rodney E. Sylvester.
r,ran Cross returned Monday from
I'll, in the vicinity of Grindstone
apD BANGOR friends and brought home two
"l' ...geGirs of the trip
..,sI Christmas Sale by the Women's
ri the First Parish (Unitarian)
A''' ,,u lake place in the church parlor
ea' -ternoon, December 18th.
To-, Cobe of Chicago has sent orders
oi,te thanksgiving dinners, including
r. he sent to the Belfast Home for
gum, ,...,,sn and to the Girls Home.
,f.s If Poor's Mills will serve chick
in Benevolent hall Tuesday evening,
5s,1 followed by an entertainment.
N'' IN, supper 20 cents; for entertainment,
Iocen,s
r.-,. Barker of Waterville is in charge
,r,.,,, the stock, ETC., of the Green
10 cent store in the c. N. Black
+.. .fgf street. 1t is expected to open the
.+1f5ay, Nov 3oth.
~ Women Alliance of the First Parish
-.,.a.-. church will meet at the home of
rsanas B. Dinsmore, Church street,
a' Thursday. afternoon at 2.30 o'clock A
"' Mexico" will be given by Mrs.
01sra..
5l.s- 5iay, "Pater" Collins. Herbert
n, William Dckey Henry Cunningham
~ lbsrt Nudgett went to Searsport last
r.f... evening and played the Searsport bas-
,.s. re.u. Albert Mudgett was referee.
Belle ryn Al so "a
V. g.een f. Conner has rented his house,
.--. Her and Court streets. to Superin-
'.-i.-. hools 9Ym B. Woodbury., but has
.,...-s, -0. rooms for his own use. This
-.g..,u and Mrs. Conner at liberty to go
al. con- trsypIease.
v.re. -raning. Nov. 25th, A. E. Clark
-rs -.-s Veterans, will observe open
s.s members and those eligible to
...I.. srs specially invited. About a
,.zs. r ladies Of Thomas H. Marshall Post
rr f- Yr.-.rt 10 tell real war stories, and
,s-ss!r.4ats vi.. ne served.
N- Ts coward of Waterville officially
,.-7. Ladies Auxiliary to A. E. Clark
l,ll ,lox
.gs7r- t 18th. A picnic supper was
..-... AL. o'clock The president of the
s1e. FMS ana unable to be present but
M. mixed the Auxiliary SO.
rr. fast Gun Club will have a shoot
THANKSGIVING Day at its grounds on the har-
Ror i. at .sLDning about 10 a. m. and con-
agg7g r-l ark. Johnny get your gum
and tr. Your land at trap shooting, chicken
sb,.rr- .tc Nessrs Clarence E. Read, Ralph
H5a4s. tay sherman, E. R. Estabrooks and
Rem ,.ar7. are the committee to have charge
If raa shoot The Gun Clubs annual ball will
tsgy.a Dee 18th in Seaside Grange hall.
PIE arou4 meeting of the stockholders of
the Wut trust Company was held at their
tsBsug rooms at 1890 a. NJ, Nov. 10Th. VIM.
r Ql-.g vas elected president; Albert
| paircs frankfort and Horace Chenery of
Rel4s. I-a presidents; Wilbur R. Blodgett.
tessu-4r and n Frank Parker, assistant treas
re! Nsssrs Orlando E. Frost, Ralph l..
togl=- .s II Howes, William Farwell, VIM
GHa 4lfled K Paul. Albert PIERCE, Horace
,ner=- and YIN. H. Quinlby were elected
.vs'r
soc meeting of the school committee
8s0s friday evening to look over the
sGsraes he new school building by E.
Lau-s If Bangor and Austin w.
R4ss -.snd, who were present. 1t was
vs tile consideration of sketches to
@o.- b already applied for hearings,
40. 4..-1-- ecial meeting will be held to-
me- y evening to look over the
ssa7.-H give hearings to four other ar
tTy-s t regular meeting of the school
'aarH-= he held Monday, Nov. 25th, at
l8Ia
y a.1 If the Belfast Board of Trade
' 1' NcClCtaly VI luS IiS"oItH
1eTcf7r -snciation, and active in the man.
ag7n-1r -e food fairs held there for-the
pact years, came to this city and addressed
aneeuhg the board of trade rooms last
Monday evening. He spoke from practical
ApeFeaee arl his remarks were interesting
aa nelDfa and be readily replied to the ques-
ions IRON his hearers. The Belfast Food
'sA to h. held in the Opera House and
4soflce W Iowe was made chairman of a
"AnItee to decorate the interior for the &C.
cason
-ae annua thanksgiving donation for the
"s~o county Hospital will be held as usual
|-1 rear under the auspices of the Ladies
@I "Anee'ei With the hospital. In the past
~'' ea' mas met with very generous and
.''a' response, which it is hoped will be con-
]Ire' inns gear. The needs of this institution,
"''' oh5tantly increasing in usefulness,
many and varied, and contributions of
l'' household linen, jellies, vegetables,
''1Fe1 e' .ythng which will help make
.1'' comfortable those whom it shelters, and
e.. sAaernEs it a!leviates, will be CRATE
mite
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