The Republican journal., 1913-03-20

fraternity, the Delta Kappa. with their guests,
held delightful banquet 1t the Colonial, Ban
gor, last Saturday night, following the institu-
ton of the fraternity chapter of the
tional fraternity, LAMBDA Chi Alpha, OF hch
this becomes the Beta Zeta chapter Harold
A. Richards of this city was one of the init
ates.
Hiram P. Farrow is copying a surveyors
map of part of the town of Unity. The map
made b. Charles Hayden Of Winsow and
was done with quill pen in the year 1909
The lettering is distinct ard the map is re-
markedly we'll preserved. Unity was then in
kennebec county in the commonwealth of
Massachusetts. On the margi in is written
"For Hon James Bowden, Esq, and Elizabeth
Lady Temple, both of Boston, by the Hon.
David Cony, Esq" MIR. Farrew will make a
blue print from it.
Mrs Am s Clement will conduct the April
reading of the Business Womans Department
of the Arts and Crafts and has selected Gilbert
Parker as the author and his serial story.
Judgment House, running in Harpers Maya
zine, as the special work Meetings will be
held in the Arts and Crafts room the second
and fourth Tuesday evening of April Those
who have copies IF Harpers containing this
story, will confe, a favor by notifying
Mrs. Essie P. earle. Miss Maude K Russell or
Miss Sue M. Partridge
A New PREMIUM. By arrangement with
the publishers of McCalfs Magazine The Jour
nal is enabled to offer at a slight ADVANCE in
the clubbing rates an additional premium of
embroidered handkerchiefs, such as sell at
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for The Journal and McCall's, each one year, a
free Metals pattern and the handkerc niefs,
and McCail's each one year, with free pattern,
will be furnished as heretofore for 81 10 in adj
vance. Those interested may see samples of
the handkerchefs at The Journal office
The 18th annual concert and ball of Seaside
Hose company in Seaside Grange hall last
Thursday evening was well attended The
boys do not regard this as a money making
affair, but plan to have good time for them
successful in that respect on this as on former
occasions. Reyes orchestra furnished excel
lent music, and the grand march was led by
Chief Engineer Stephen s. L. Shute and Mrs.
Shute. There were 1s dances On the program
and many encores. Ross Arey served ice
cream and wafers
The QUALITY SHOE STORE. Notwithstand-
ing the very inclement weather last Saturday
Opera House block attracted E poodlv number
of visitors and trade was brisk espec ally in
rubbers. Orrin J. Dickey assisted in giving
out the souvenirs, which were steel and alumni.
mum button hooks for ladies' the handle on one
side lettered Quality Store, Belfast, Maine"
and the other, "Hammons & TER
son." and cigars for men. In the win
dow, with the new goods, was horse shoe
of hyacinths and panses with Success" in
silt letters across the top, and two punches of
jonquis, making most attractive DISPLAY
Reyes orchestra, stationed in the Office at the
rear. furnished music. and everybody extend
ed congratulations and best wishes to the
popular proprietors of the Quality Store
Messrs. Charles F. Hammons and ] Lee Pat
terson.
LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION The follow
ing list of officers were elected last Sunday
afternoon at the Loyal Temperance Legion
for the next six months: President, Charlie
Carter; Vice Presidents, Baptist, Emma Web.
Der: Universalist, Doris Wilson; M E., Rowland
Pendleton; Unitarian. Marion Waterman:
Congl., Willard Jennys; Secretary, Frank
Downs; Treasurer, Julia Littlefeld; CAPTAIN
Karl Wood Ensigns: Platoon No. /, Ada
Curtis; 2. Award Craig; 8, Marguerite ingalls,:
4. Cuthbert Wilson; 5. Adelaide Howard. Mon
tors: Platoon ], Myrtle Simpson; 2, Charlie
Swift; 8. Mary Chalmers; 4, Tom Craig: s.
William Tuttle. Superintendents: Eyanpe
listic, Dorothy Ingalls,; Flower Mission, Vivian
Howard; Mercy, Violet Everett; Sunday school
Clarence Sturtevant; Narcotics, Charlie Walker.
The adult workers with the boys and girls
are: General Secretary, Mrs. Annie NJ Frost:
Teachers. Platoon No. l. Mrs Nettie Finch:
2, Gerald Howard; 8. Mrs Gerald Howard; 4.
Fred A. Seward; s, Marian Waterman.