The Republican journal., 1913-10-30
The News of Belfast.
FAMILIAR FALL FLOWERS.

FAMILIAR FALL FLOWERS.
Now clerodendron grows apace where there
are open fields:
The solidago memorials offers wondrous yields,
Now Indicum compositae is in full bloom. it
And in the park callistephus chinensis proudly
CLEANS,
The phaseous multilorus makes the meadows
gay;
The gorgeous gentiana tribe grows tall and
has its day.
The amelopsis is afame along the garden wall;
And all these nice plants, as you know, are
heralds of the Fall.
-Pittsburg Post.
The Pythian Sisters will have whist party
Nov 7th. Coffee and doughnuts will be
served. Admission, Is cents.
The marriage of Albert Henry Morse and
Miss Alma Winnifred Avery will take place
Wednesday, November 5th. Miss Avery leaves
her position in earle & Jones store next Sat-
urday.
In addition to those mentioned last week
Rev. D. B. Phelan, Mrs. Judson Warren and
Rev. A. A. Blair attended the Sunday school
invention in Augusta. They returned home
friday.
The first session of the Spinney dancing
school was held in Odd Fellows hall last Fri
Jay evening, with good attendance. Reyes
Finishes the music. MIR. Spinney will teach
ne new dances.
If those having the First Volume of William
second Volume will please take them to Miss
Edith L. Burgess. 81 Union street, they will
5e sent to Houghton, Miffiin & Co. within q
week.
The Saco Valley canning factory is now put
ing up about five or six thousand three-quart
ans of apples per day and will continue can
ng as long as the supply of apples holds out.
All kinds of apples except sweet ones are used
VI they must be free from worm holes.
The Christian Science society of Belfast is
sending out invitations to a lecture to be given
y Bicknel Young, C. S. B., of Chicago, a
member of the board of lecturers of the Moth
r. Church of Boston. The lecture is public
sud free to all and will be given at Memorial
AL, Nov. 10, at o'clock
The Journal is indebted to Mr.. F. S. Perkins
San Diego Calf, for copy of The San
ego Union, containing particulars of San
egos Panama California Exposition, to be
cid in 1915. The buildings now in course
erection and the exposition VII be worth
tossing the continent to see.
Seaside Grange is to give Halloween sup
-er from to p. m. in the Grange hall this,
thursday, evening, followed by dance with
-lusic by Reyes orchestra. The hall and ban
Let room Will be appropriately decorated for
ne occasion, and the members Will spare no
aims to make the occasion an enjoyable one.
The purchase of Victroa for the Morse
lgh school shows that Baths school commit
-ee is up-to-date, in respect to musical in
=truction. All they need now is motion pic
tures to make study attractive.-Bath lnde-
nendent.
The Belfast High school has Victrola and a
LECTURE machine well.
In Saturdays foot ball games Bowdoin was
defeated by Colby at Waterville, II to 0; and
at Orono Maine defeated Bates, "a to 0. The
after game was surprise as two of the regu-
ar Maine team were crippled and unable to
PIay, and a defeat was generally predicted.
At Charleston, Higgins Classical Institute de-
teated M. c. L., by score of 7 to 0.
The alarm from box 25 about $50 last Friday
afternoon was for burning chimney in the
house corner Of High and Spring streets own
ed by Nj. R. Knowlton. Mr.. W. E. HOFFMAN
irst saw it and gave the alarm. Flames were
hen coming out of the chimney 20 feet high
rom the burning of accumulation of SCOT
The fire department responded promptly and
ogt out the fire with the chemical. No dam
age was done.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
-ers remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
nice for the week ending Oct. 2Sth: Ladies'
Mrs Lillian Bergh, Miss Lena Butler, Mrs
Nary E. Overlook Mrs. A. P Robinson. Miss
annie Taylor, Mrs. Olive Ward, Mrs H. T.
LEY, Mrs. Edith L. Young. Gentlemen -
Mr.. H. R. Hill, s. Parker q letters) Vinal
deout, A. L. Roehr v P Thornton. Chas. c.
5ose
Miss Mildred l. Darby gave dinner last
trlday night at her new home, corner of Pearl
md Union streets, entertaining the clerks of
ne James H. Howes store. Dinner was serv-
I'd at $50, the menu including roast chicken
With vegetables, lobster salad hot rolls, ice
ream, cake, coffee and cheese The CENTER
9Iece was huge bunch of yellow chrysanthe-
nuns. After dinner the guests inspected the
Few home and the remainder of the evening
vas spent socially. The guests were Miss
daude Russell, Mrs. Ada Larrabee Wildes.
Miss Emma Hichborn. Miss Maude Matthews
Mrs. Eva Brown, Mrs. John Davis and Miss
Charlotte Tibbetts