The Republican journal., 1913-03-20
,,e NEWS OF BELFAST

A'' ,srlors on High street yesterday
d y,seks' vacation, during which she
ie- esshington, D. C, New York and
vii os'
.s. recorded last Saturday in the
.. ragistry of deeds transferring
N"' +aee at Temple Heights, North
,I.. lavina s. Clark to Donald S.
r@ison.
.rsstine of the W. c. T. U. will he
Al go p m. in the Home for
'-' u.,..f to plan for the annual meeting
me week later. Every member IS
...t. re7ent-
-..s-..rs Club will meet with Mrs. r..
,,r tuesday p. m, March 25th. Pro-
.o., Delhi, by Mrs. Mansfield; read
s'' m .reIhi, by Miss Margaret A. Dun
lN ..siro. The Great Moghuls." by Mrs.
'- ss5.g. The Bazaars of India" by
s- sdas
,s association of monument dealers
-sa u Gardiner March 18th, and it was
a.. the National association. F. R.
..f.. Auburn was elected president and
Leo. e this city first vice president. C.
s.,0s ~ Helfast was among those present.
mex meeting of Seaside Chau.auqua
,a he with Mrs. E. P. Frost, No. AZ
.--,s-. Monday afternoon, March oath.
t..r -Powers's Mornings with Masters
...-, charters. fifteen, sixteen and seven
r.s ali. name some work by Michel
nsee
,.-.Fu LETTERS The following letters
,-f acalled for in the Belfast post
.... =eA ending March 18th. La
u4 Iva kea, Gertrude Sylvester, Mrs.
...- Warren >,entlemen Capt. Blake, l. B.
.a curtis, MIR. 1. Doyle, George
as1ron, Josiah Wood, Barge
.. frank 0. Whiting entertained
the ladies' auxiliary of the
. rs at their home on Church
.... evening, March 18th, it
m-e.iu-s of the Ladies Sewing
served in the evening, at
bars If the Sons Of Veterans
sz-ved by the Ladies' Aid
rs" in the N etholist
rday night melted the So
spite Of the storm raging
ol.tee in charge consisted
Frost, Mrs. EVE Wright,
all. hrs. Gertrude Macomber
r'st.
.l weck reached by Boston &
gas two or three days is of
lg M4iae people, for scattered
-tese shares of this stock, in
ae 10 five hundred, are held
t4aas and schools 1t is also
..o stock is held in small lots by
aa.s, among them being many
.y Of Belfast is reported as
rs Of this stock.
.a umpire of the Camp A. E. Clark,
4 Veterans. will take place on March
f expected that Division Com
-.5- -. 4 Oakland will be present A
.5ss. be served and program given
g-a 1.ude solos, readings, speeches
ten young women in appropriate
al.cn Is expected to be one of the
,,. ..l most interesting drills ever given
l.- i'm d Uuuton gave talk before the
-s.a friends of the North Cougrega-
ar asJ Thursday night, in the Len
e. Religion and Citizenship. Mr..
@ he early families and patri-
SPOKE Of the early Grecian and
Naa Zip and of the present day De-
eat point of his address being
1Y-.4 he more of Christianity and
no the everyday business and
There was a good attendance
was one of the best in the series
a=t the course viii take place
e} ening, when Mrs. E. R.
-s oa Religion and Art
sta" MEETS WITH AN ACCIDENT.
sceyed here of the serious in
asrlez f. Shaw of this city, who
a" IS spending the winter in
SIDE Was riding in a basket ar
the rear of a motorcycle,
-anent there, when the seat gave
1aw was thrown to the ground |
ce was going at the rate of
niles an hour and Mrs. Shaw was
-red. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw were
''e cave Miami for the north but it will
ct t- len days before Mrs. Shaw can be
er many friends were sorry to |
ulshap and trust that it may re-
ID. III l4 ermanent injury.
d lass REUNION The class of 1909. Bel
vs. HEl school, was entertained Wednesday
gut -afch 9TH, at the home of one of the |
'e''. tmery Sprague, in Waldo, the host |
'-''= T town with big horse sled and strong /
-N lake MS guests to the farm. Bells !
~ "'f's alded in making the occasion
ne and 1t was one of intense enjoy
-"' -''0 TIE start to the wee 'sma hours |
''' We return trip was ended. A general |
'4' Was enjoyed. dainty lunch was
'1e nenu including shrimp wiggle, i
"alers ard hot chocolate The mem
The ass present were Miss Florence
~ florence Libby, Miss Laverne
's' -7ez Chapes, Miss Abbie Doak,
HIrch. Mrs. Cecil Lttleield |
s Ieaa Hutchins White, Thomas
",es2n Raphnel Leavtt, Ralph |
hugh Wight. Vane Edgecomb |
were Velma Mitchell, Miss
a4d Richard P. Roche.