The Republican journal., 1913-11-20
The News of Belfast.

A w. Fletcher and Son, Burnham, have
been granted discharge from bankruptcy.
W. W. Blazo has sold three of his old horses
and bought fine pair for use in his trucking
business
The Ladies' Aid of the North Belfast church
Will have sale. supper and entertainment in
the church Dec. 10th
There will be Thanksgiving ball at Good
viii X. of P hall, Ellingwood's Corner, Thurs
day evening, Nov 9th.
The sewing circle of the Womens' Hospital
Aid will meet with Mrs S. w. johnson tomor-
row, Friday, at 2 p. m.
Louis Shire returned last Saturday night
rom a business and pleasure trip to Boston.
During his absence his father. L. Shire of Ban
cor, had charge of the store
Referee in bankruptcy John R. Mason of
Bangor, and Attorney Chas. P. Corners of
Bangor were in Belfast Nov. 14th attending
yankruptcy hearing in the case of Titcomb
Bros.
Mr.. Alvin H. Ellis, carrier on r. F. D. g. ar
rived home from the Eye and Ear Inlirmary,
Portland. last Saturday. Mr.. A. P. Colson,
who has been substituting for Mr. Ellis, has re-
sgned and Mr.. Arthur W. Coombs expects the
prominent as substitute.
Attractive brown leaflets, bearing the Bel
asst Arts and Crafts Club craftsman mono
gram, and containing list of the officers, ac-
i've and associate members, and the years
.rogram for the reading department, have re-
emily been mailed to the members.
Rehearsals have begun on the bright little
play, "At the Junction to be given in connec-
ION with the Universalist fair in December.
The cast includes Misses Katherine E. Brier
and E. Frances Abbott, Messrs. Willis G. Hasel-
me, Charles A. Harmon and Charles F. Ham
mons.
A free concert will be given in the Baptist
hurch tomorrow, Friday. evening at 730
clock by Prof W. S. Wight of Bethel, pre-
1minary to the organization of singing
5choo for old and young. The program will
ncude songs by Mr.. Wight, a soprano solo by
Mss Katherine c. Qumby, baritone solo by
MIR. A. P. Goodhue and duet by Mr.. Wight
md Miss Brier. The public invited.
Mr., T. H. Haney, who nearly year ago
-ecount of serious illness was obliged to retire
--om business, having partially regained his
sslth has again resumed business in the
Hayford Opera House block in the store re-
emily vacated by Hammons & Patterson, next
ioor to the City Bakery. Mr.. F. j. Allen,
~ao is a genial and courteous gentleman, will
assist Mr.. Haney, who solicits a call from his
-urmer patrons and the general public.
Rev. Charles B. Ames pastor of the Uni
tarian church, read paper on John Gals
Forthy before the Reading Department of the
Arts and Crafts Society last Tuesday evening
There was good attendance including several
gentlemen. Mr.. Ames gave general idea of
he style and methods of this popular author
and read some of his character sketches. He
commended several Of his works, including
The Patrician' and The Country House"
At the next meeting Dec 9th, Mrs Amos
cement will review two recent magazine
stories.
HEARING ON HIGHWAYS. An important
earring will be held by the State Highway
commission at Augusta tomorrow, Nov 21st,
when three very desirable highways are to be
considered-the road between Brunswick and
Augusta, Highway 90" between Rockland and
augusta Highway "P;; and between Belfast
ana Augusta, Hig way ar" The latter route
IS what is known the old stage route, and
runs from Augusta through South Vassalboro,
South China, Palermo. Palermo Center, East
Palermo. along tie shore of St. Georges pond
through Liberty. Continuing the route runs
through South Montville. Searsmont East
Searsmont Belmont Corner to Belfast
This city will of course be represented at the
earring.
a CELLO RECITAL. This, Thursday, evening
cello recital will be given at the home of
Dr.. and Mrs. E. L. Stevens, Church street, by
Miss Sue Winche of Brunswick Me-, assisted
ny Miss Isabel Forsaith. also of Brunswick
Miss Winchel appeared in the Chapman con-
cert at the Colonial asst winter and made
most favorable impression. An informal re-
.epton will follow tie musicale when the
guests will have an opportunity to meet the
Young artists. The program:
i. (a) Simple Aven, Thine
(b) Scherzo, Van Goen
2. Andante from Concerto Heberlein
3. Waltz. Kreisler
/. (a) Land of the Sky Blue Water,
Cadman
(b) En- Sourdlne Tel1am
>. LleDestraume, List
. Papllion Pepper
T. Group of Songs.
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Because, d. Hardelot
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hear you calling me, ManhaI
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