The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-03-07
THE NEWS OF BELFAST

A Maiden, Mass subscriber writes: 81 shall
always have lively interest in my native city
as long as l have The Journal as weekly
visitor'
A. P. Pierce, manager of the Auditorium
skating rink, Bangor, has taken lease for the
coming season of the roller rink at Northport
which he will probably open for business on
June 18th.
In this issue Nine Grace c. D. Favre begins
series of articles entitled "In Ajaccio," the
birthplace of Napoleon l. Her sketches of
travel in the little frequented places are both
entertaining and instructive and have many
appreciative readers.
The Women's Alliance of the First Parish
(Unitarian) church will meet at the home of
Mrs. James S. Hartman, Pearl street, this,
Thursday, afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Rev.
Charles B. Ames will give paper on "The
Poetry of William Vaughn Moody.
The Methodist church and society will have
a supper in Memorial Hall Wednesday, March
18th. Supper will be followed by an interest
ing play "The Great Day of the Year." in
which twenty characters in costume will pre-
sent their parts in song Miss Rena Macom-
ber has charge of the program.
Carle & Jones received one car load of Ford
Model T. touring cars last Friday and have
another car load due to arrive within week.
Still another car load has been ordered to be
delivered in April. 1t certainly seems like a
Ford year. Carle & Jones have already sold
six Ford touring cars since Jan. l, 1912.
large number from this city attended the
supper last Thursday evening at Mark S. Men
dall's, East Northport, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Circle. Nineteen went down in
Preston's school team, arriving at about 9
O'Clock, and even at that late hour an excellent
supper was served. Games followed and all
report pleasant evening.
THE HANEY FAMILY REUNION. Friends of
the family of the late Charles w. Haney. a
former well known business man of this city,
will be interested in the account of the enjoy
able Thanksgiving and Christmas spent at the
home of the youngest daughter, Inez, now
Mrs. Warren Gorton, at San Diego, California.
where the family-met after separation of
several years. The oldest daughter, Mrs Fred
v. winters, TeSlueS at WlnCnrOp Beach, Mass:
the second daughter, Mrs A. Whitney. at Big
Timber, Montana, and their mother, Mrs
Haney-now Mrs. W. C. Allen-and her hus-
band are at present with Mrs. Gorton in San
Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney went to San
Diego by automobile and were there to join
with the others in welcoming Mr.. and Mrs.
Winters upon their arrival. These two sisters
had not met for fourteen years. The family
together made a large party, for there are also
two children, the son and daughter of Mrs.
Gorton. Those of us who knew Mr.. Haney
well, cannot help but think of the pleasure he
would have had with these grandchildren. His
genial disposition and attractive personality
are well remembered by the many who knew
him and were his friends. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
ters left for their home in January, returning
through the South, stopping at San Antonio.
New Orleans and Chattanooga. Mr.! and Mrs.
Whitney will return to Montana in the spring.
accompanied by their nephew Fred.