The Republican journal., 1912-04-25
57F NEWS OF BELFAST.

cna NJ Partridge has had telephone
A1 At her home, No. 5 Court street
,sp5.r lsl. ring II
Wilson planted peas last Thursday
NJ. i,, on bis land at Little River-9 days
s'e -ran last season.
.sr-o,f Nagoya, Japan, The Journal has
samples of handmade bark fibre
'' tsy came from the Matsumoto Print
as,-
1s,55 county Republican committee
.,-4a with DR.. W. L. West of Belfast,
% AID Joseph H. Farwell of Unity,
,1
Nnowlton has bought of George
, he two-story brick building at
Man street, known as the Mans
aid it is for rent.
.-sr- Of the High school graduating
.erpanied by Miss Melvena v. Parker,
-eacher attended the sessions of the
.gdicial Court last Thursday.
pickey was unable to attend the
.r
.,rr tecause of his recent injuries and
letting will be held at his office this,
-g eysning.
edo Norton sold two Buick cars the past
model IS to Harry W. Clark and
.-a A. J. McKeen who will use his as a
ar Carle & Jones have sold Ford
-.-;- TO Frank G. Mixer.
,..-S. Ekquist has bought of James C.
-.-..r building lot on the shore in the AL
.-ss5 ordering on Cottage street, and will
s f5use there. Mr. Ekquist was mar
s--. It'll to Mrs. Ella Marshall.
t,R punton, Esq, has filed his petition
.. .,efs,a as a candidate for the Democratic
-s-ar for representative to the legis
...- rom the Belfast class. The petition is
-.-} lrrin J. Dickey and % others of Bel
sr
-..-. Nicholas hotel, Rockland, recently
..- rom Mrs. Clara Black and Alfred S.
-.,.. trustee, by NJ. Frank Donohue, will re-
th, present under the charge of Jose
... son of the late proprietor. Repairs
..-t.a5 made.
...-,-.ae divorces were decreed in the S. j.
..,.-,. bangor last week, including the fol-
-- anna Colson- Rich of Bangor from
-....-5. Rich of Bangor; divorce decreed
...-. aE utter desertion. Martin & Cook,
...rs.- Jar ibellant.
--.ast IN the series of dances given under
.- s.re.d5n of Messrs Charles E. Sherman
...N.-ta Weber was held in Odd Fellows
F -s friday evening with music by keyes
.,..-s.r. and was social success despite the
..,-- and other public attractions.
rr HoNEN'S ALLIANCE. The last meeting
,.-t- Jason of the Women's Alliance of the
r.sr Ts-iSt Cnitarian) church was held April
.,-- with Miss Caroline E. White, Northport
,y.r.a The paper on Irrigation Mrs. Arthur
p-rH,e vas to have given was omitted on &C.
-,5-f of r4- illness. Rev. Adolph Rossbach
ass present and substituted, reading several
mems f-m Edward Rowland Sill. Mrs. Frank
Woac1ck read the religious intelligence.
=. =. party at Seaside Grange hall last Thurs
;.7 s.,n1g, the storm preventing many from
2t.aol-s The gentlemen had charge and
q4,s-ise game served ice cream and cake in
t.-frn- ball. Mrs Walter H. Booker and
SIS. .brstine Sholes won the first prizes and
-ssr ..z Tibbetts and Carl Noyes the conso-
sto-s simpsons orchestra furnished music
# ,a- lance that followed the game. There
e mother public whist party this, Thurs
"a srentng.
Among the automobiles recently registered
81. .- nee of the Secretary of State are the
@avr-.
=, Amos Clement, Belfast touring
CIR s.u'ene power; horse power, 22a; pre-
loa ng color, blue.
66- William H. Durham, Belfast; rum
...H =asolene power; horse power, IL; pre-
gu nag color, red.
s.. 2- Frederick R. Poor, Belfast; tour
m go gasolene power; horse power, 22s; pre-
Ya.r.'Irg color, blue.
Eu 81 Edward r. Mansfield, Winterport;
gasolene power; horse power, 2233;
'-e ing color, black.
III. l.. Hopkins, Stockton Springs;
i-a- ar; gasolene power; horse power, 80;
% nHa'ng color, blue.
.. -t.4-F S. Milliken, Belfast; touring
Car asu5ne power; horse power, 22a; predomi
@tl- OF, black.
a -uDGET REUNION. Mrs. Charles Dean
~. Madison, Wis, was the hostess for
'l1on If the original Bridget Club at the
nome ler parents, Hon. and Mrs. R. F. Dun
.' liar street, last Friday evening. The
sat0-rnS, as was characteristic of the club,
a-s Il most informal and wholly delightful
'r five Of the original club members were
Present and dainty japanese place cards
1sFEei heir places around the dining table,
When delicious supper was served. A pot of
@a-nths formed the much admired center
Piece and about the table "reminiscences were
exchanged of other delightful gatherings at
NE same place, as well as of other festive
Sud events in the past. After supper bridge
was enjoyed in typical Bridget fashion. Those
present. beside the hostess wer Mrs Ralph L..
copper Mrs. John c. Pillsbury, Mrs. VIM. F.
2'H0pp5 Of Orono, Miss Florence NJ Hill, all
members of the original club; Miss Evelyn P.
A't'on and Miss Katherine c. Quimby, later
'Fi-gefs and Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest. The
Nf members of the first club are Miss
.'e'fe n Dunton, who is doing library work
o', M ISIS Sara Edith West of Boston, and
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