The Republican journal., 1913-10-30

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Bank will close at instead of p. m.
Am 'ng the receipts of game at Bangor Mon.
day were one deer each to Mr.. and Mrs. Maine
Hills
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society will have
parish supper in the vestry Halowe'en
night. followed by social.
The Sewing Circle Of the Woman's Hospital
AID will meet in Room 2. Masonic Temple
tomor ow, Friday, afternoon at o'clock.
r. W. Taylor, who recently bought the
Grifhn farm on Belmont avenue. had the mis-
fortune to lose one of his span OF work horses
last Saturday
Charles B. Eaton and family moved last
week to their new home, the Moody house, 3
Court street Mrs R. H. Moody has room
there at present.
The regular inspection of A. E. Clark Camp,
Sons of Veterans, will take place Monday,
Nov. 10th. under the direction of Col E. X
Gould of Rockland.
Mrs. NJ. D. Mendall of East Northport re-
ports digging dandeion greens in her garden
last Monday and that they were as good as the
early spring product
Charles B. Norton has sold two Chevrolet
touring cars the past week: five-passenper
touring car to Walter c. Shaw Cor immediate
delivery and one to Louis de Lemos for spring
delivery.
There was no quorum Monday evening at
the regular meeting of the school committee.
Several minor matters were informally dis
cussed but no action taken. The meeting was
adjourned to the regular evening, Monday. No.
vember 9th
The Industrial Club of Swanville was pleas
antly entertained Wednesday afternoon, Oct.
22nd, at the home of Mrs Sadie Gray. After
the work was flashed dainty lunch was
served The next meeting will be with Lulu
N. Patterson Nov 18th.
DR.. W. L. West lectured at Canton Friday
and at Poland Saturday on tuberculosis in ami
mails, and has appointments to deliver lectures
on this and kindred subjects during the winter
in various parts of the State. He arrived
home by train last Saturday night
Max Nicer, manager of the Pierce Billings
factory,will move the last of this week or the
first of next from the E. S. Pitcher house,
/ Northport Avenue, to the Chenery house,
corner of Franklin and Cedar streets, and Dr..
Z. A. Wilson, who has been occupying it. will
take possession of his house on Upper High
street.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauoua
Circle will be with Mrs. l.. F. Cannon, As Con-
gress street, Monday afte moon, Nov 3rd The
lesson, chapters five and six of the C. L. S. c.
book, "Rambles and Studies in Greece" the
topic from the "Newsmagazine" "Where Civil
lizations meet Roll-calI; Current events. All
interested are cordially invited
The Independent football team which was to
have played in Brooks last Saturday gave UP
the trip owing to the rain. The eleven is
made up as follows and is doing practice work
whenever the weather permits: Cannon, lie;
Lbbey, 1t; Norton, lg Wood, C; Woods, rg;
Shute, TT; Vaughan. re; Richie, OBJ; Jipson,
lib; Johnson, RIB; Cottrell. fb. They will play
in Castine next Saturday.
The Knowlton & Wyman Real Estate Com
pany have sold the W. A. Winchester place in
with, to R. E. Harmon of Machias, who will
move there. Mr.. Harmon has been looking
over the farming districts in Maine and saws
there are better farms and better bargains in
Belfast and Waldo county than in any other
section
Verna Isabel, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles S. Jellison, celebrated her seventh
birthday Oct. 18th at her home on Church
street. Seven guests were present, coming
directly from the afternoon school session.
Games, etc, were enjoyed until they were
called to the dining room, where the little
hostess served refreshments. which included
birthday cake with its seven candles.
The Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
met Monday night at the home of the lady
commander. Mrs. Annie Sanborn, High street
After the regular meeting report was given
of the recent State rally, held in Bangor, and
then came bean contest in which Mrs Carrie
Clement won the first prize and Mrs. Minnie
Salter the BOBBY. The next meeting will be
held Nov. 3r1 with Lady Edith Drury, at the
Colonial house.
| The long anticipated Joyce of the North
Woods" pictures, with the scenes in the second
part laid in Searsport, Swanville and East
Belfast, and played by Mary Fuller and the
Edison Company, who summered in Sears
port, were shown at the Colonial Theatre
Monday and Tuesday evening to capacity
houses. The pictures were much enjoyed, as
the audience recognized number of the
scenes. Miss Fuller's appearance upon the
screen was greeted with applause, and Belfast
audiences will look forward with pleasure to
her temperance in other roles.
The cast of the clever little society plav. in
two acts, The Best Man, by Howard Hale. to
be given by the Unitarian society in the Colo
NAL theatre the latter part of November, has
been made up as follows: Charles Whittier,
the groom, Charles Hammons; Mr. James Car
ter, the man from Wisconsin, Charles Harmon:
Albert Sommers, the best man, Morris l..
SIugg; Julia Campbell, the bride, Mrs. Morris
L. Sugg; Ruth Whittier, sister of the groom.
Miss Anne M. Kittredge; Clara Campbell. sis
ter of the bride. Miss Katherine C. Ouimbv.
Mrs. Worthington, an authority on weddings.
Miss Alice Simmons. The first rehearsal was
held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs M. L. Slugg.
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