The Republican journal., 1913-11-27

afternoon.
Last Thursdays receipts of game at Bangor
! included one deer each for R. F. Duntou. Chas.
P. Hazeltine and E. Robbins all of Belfast.
The regular monthly meeting of the Arts
and Crafts Society will be held in their room
| Monday, December LIST at 8 o, m.
Mr.. Allen. formerly connected with the Bay
View House in Cam den, has opened the Phoe-
| nix House, making a specially of table board.
The Improvement League of the Pitcher
school at recent social at the schoolhouse
made sl3l6 Another social will be held there
Wednesday evening, December 3rd.
A. E Clark Camp. Sons of Veterans, and
their Auxiliary will hold their nomination anu
election of officers Monday evening, Dec. LIST
All members are earnestly requested to be
present.
Messrs. Walter A. Decrow and George W.
Smith returned Tuesday from Boston, where
they selected complete and up-to-date job
printing outfit for their new Office in Pythan
block.
election of officers Tuesday afternoon, Dec
End. A full attendance is desired. The meet
ing will open at p. m. sharp. There will be
no meeting Tuesday. Dec 9th. as the hall is let
for other purposes.
THE SIGN OF THE KETTLE CANDIES. Bel
fast friends of Misses Sara and Elizabeth
! Jones of Concord Junction, Mass, received
cards Monday announcing the opening of their
candy kitchen at No Ia Walden street, Con-
cord. Mass Tuesday Nov. 25th. The artistic
descriptive folder has on the outside the little
black kettle. their trade mark, and inside is
picture of the old Colonial house in which they
have fitted up two rooms with antique fur
nishngs, and a brief history of the growth of
their candy business. Their candy is most de-
licious and the boxes and wrappings in
keeping with their tempting contents
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
tiers remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
office for the week ending Nov. 25th Ladies'
Mrs. Alice Beckett, Hrs. Frank Clement Miss
Stella Cook, Mrs. c. Hills, Miss Mildred Heald,
Mrs John Mckinney, Mrs. L. W Pendle-
ards, Mrs. Maud E, Trask. Gentlemen-
Rob Clement, f. L. Curtis, Fred R. Dun
ton, Earnest Hall, Walter E. Hartman,
John H. Luce. Albert Mcbride. A. L. Palmer,
Leroy E. Robbins, Charles Turner. Orrin K
Wentworth. =
THE New STEAMER LINE. The steamer
fremont Capt Barbour, arrived at 10 10 a m.
Monday on her first trip over the route be-
tween Belfast, Castine and Brooklin, with AZ
passengers. Weather and ice permitting she
will make daily trips, Sunday excepted, con-
meeting at Belfast with the NJ c. r. r. for
Bangor, Portland and Boston, Eastern Steam
ship corporation for Camden, Rockland and
Boston, and steamer Stockton tor Bucks
port and Bangor. She lands at McIntire's
wharf at the foot of Main street Fol
lowing is her time table, which it would be
well TO keep for reference: Leave Brookln
As a m, Sedgwick 90 a. m, Deer Isle Is
a. m Sargentville 6 25 a. m, South Brooks
vile 90 a. m, TUESDAY and Frday,) Hughes
Point 90 a. NJ, Ryder's Cove, 8 20 a. m, Cas-
tine 9 90 a. M, arrive at Belfast 10 10 a M Re-
turning leave Belfast at 80 p. NJ, Castine 30
D. m., Ryder's Cove 8 80 p. M. Hughes Point
8 As o. M, South Brooksville 45 o. NJ. Tues
day and Friday.) Sargentvlle Is p. M, Deer
Isle 80 p. M, Sedgwick As p. m, arrive at
Brooklin at 90 D. m.
PARTIES FOR THE BRIDE The first of
series of pleasant informal affairs given in
honor of Miss Helen Doak took place at the
home of Mrs. Morris L. Slugg, Church street.
last Friday afternoon. The guest took their
needlework. and the afternoon was spent at
sewing and cards. Tea was served at the
daintily appointed table in the dining room,
the guest of honor pouring, and Miss Evelyn P
Morrison assisting the hostess in serving
laden silver tray placed in front of Miss Doak
proved to contain generous kitchen linen
equipment for her new home, including dish
and glass towels, dish cloths, busters kitch-
en- apron, etc. Other guests present were
Misses Cora S. Morrison, Marian Hazeltine.
Clara Heating, katherine c. Qumby Gladys
Pitcher, Mrs. Carl II. Stevens, Mrs. Elon B.
Gichrest, Mrs. Ralph l.. Cooper, Mrs William
F. Schople. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
Miss Gladys Pitcher gave breakfast for Miss
Doak at her Mort hport avenue home Covers
We're laid for twelve. the hostess serving Il
delicious breakfast. Miss Doak poured the
coffee. beautiful bouquet Of chrysanthe-
NUNS torn ed the centerpiece and the place
cards were found to be cards to be filled out by
each guest with her favorite recipe, and added
to the collection of both hostess and guest of
honor. The guests, at this unique and thor
oughly enjoyed affair were Miss Doak. Miss
Evelyn P. Morison Mrs. Carl H. Stevens, Miss
Anne NJ Kittridge. Miss Hazel Doak, Mrs.
Elon B. Gilchrest, Miss Katherine C. DUMMY,
Mrs. Morris l.. Slugg, Mrs. William F. Schoppe,
Miss Clara Heating. Miss Cora S. Morrison.
Saturday afternoon Miss Marian Haz ltine and
Miss Quimby gave a delightful tea for the
bride at the home Of the latter. Both needle
work and auction were enjoyed by the guests,
and delicious refreshments of tea, sandwiches.
ice cream and cakes were served in the dining
room, the honor guest pouring.