The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

Will De, Religion and Art.
By the de-railing of two cars at Thornd;ke
last Tuesday the morning train was DELAYED So
that the mail did not reach the Belfast po.t
office until l.45 p. M No one was hurt
A large number of men gathered at the Tn;
versalist church last Sunday to take mar in
the discussion of the subject of the tariff that
is being considered in the Forum These moot
ings ar interesting and all men are invited
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauona
Circle will be held with Mrs. E. P. Frost No
az High street, Monday afternoon, March 10Th
Roll call from February magazine. "Hiphw.vs
and Byways," lesson, European Rulers" and
chapter thirteen of the c. l.. S, C. hook
mornings with Masters of Art" A fun at.
tendance is desired
Mr.. Joseph F. Frye. whose interesting remi-
niscences are printed on the second page. is
son Of the late Baker Frye. He was born in
Belfast and in his boyhood the family lived in
house that stood where DR.. S. W. Jobnson,s
house now stands. He was engaged in the
produce business In Boston for many years
and is now in the same business in New York
Sheriff Frank A. Cushm an and denutv sheriff
Arthur Beach seized at the Eastern Steamship
wharf last Friday one case marked G. Tibbetts
containing 10 gallons of whiskey; one case
marked A. Staples, containing 10 gallons of
rum; one case Of whiskey marked W. Winters
and case containing IL bottles of whiskey
marked c. BrickIey. The liquor was taken to
the Jail to await claimants
Seaside Spiritual society gave very inter
estlng campfire and peace council Feb 29th
Many were present and enjoyed the enter
tainment much. The hall was prettily deco
rated with cedar and bunting and Indian wig
vans, squaws, braves and papooses We're some
of the features. Sunday Feb 9th, annie Il.
Carter will be the speaker and message bearer
at 2.30 and 7.30 p. m. The subject for the
afternoon service will be "Spiritualsm. the
true Christianity" Sec'v.
INSURANCE. Field 6 Qumby, Belfast are
local agents for the following companies:
Westchester Fire ms. Co, New York; United
States Branch Hamburg Bremen Fire ms Co.
Hamburg, Germany; Aetna ms. Co, Hartford
Conn.,; Insurance Company of North America,
Of Philadelphia, Penn. .tional Fire ms Co
of Hartford; U. s. Branch of the Norwich
Union Fire ms. Society, Limited of Norwich
England; The Continental ms. Co of New
York
CITYPoINT. Edgar Sawyer, who was oper
ated on last week at the Waldo County Huspi-
tai for appendicitis, is out of danger and i'm
proving. MIR. Sawyer is a brother of Mrs
John Myrich and recently moved to Citypont
from Massachusetts W F. Whitcomb, who
has been seriously ii from the effects of acu e
Indigestion, is Improving. Mrs. Charles
French has been seriously i'll the past week
A great deal of work has been done recently
in the wood and lumber business. Walter Fish
of North Belfast has cleared thirty of
land near the Bluff and is taxing advantage
of the snow to haul it to Holmes mill. F. NJ.
Bailey has camp on his wood lot in Valid o
and is cutting wood W. + hitcomb has
camp on his wood lot and is hauling wood cut
for the market. Ezra kaowlton is busy haul
ing stave wood to the Holmes Mills at City
point.
MILITARY WHIST A military whist party
was given in Memorial hall last evening under
the auspices of the Woman's Alliance of the
Unitarian society. The hostesses were Misses
Frances Chase, Annie NJ Bean and Charlotte
W. Coburn, and the following ladies' were in
charge Of the tables of military whist: Mrs
VIM. B Swan. Mrs. Joseph Tyler Mrs. George
r. Doak, Mrs. A. c. Burgess, Mrs J. H. Quinn
by Mrs. VIM. H. Qnmby Mrs. A. M Carter
Mrs. Ben Hazeltine, Mrs. r P. Chase Mrs J
l.. Sleeper, Mrs. Helen W Crosby, Mrs. E A.
Sherman, Mrs. W. j. Dorman, Mrs E. L.
Stevens, Mrs. G. l. Heating, Mrs Arthur
Richie, Mrs. R. H. Howes, Misses Frances
Chase, Annie M. Bean, Caroline White Mel
VIVA " Parker, Abbe Doak, Florence NJ. Hill,
Marian Haz9ltna, Mrs. Raym md Sherman
Doughnuts coffee and cheese were served
after the game.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. A m letting pre-
iminary to the organization of Associated
Charities, called by the pastors of the city
churches, was held il the Baptist vestry last
Monday evening. Rev. Arthur A. Blair pre-
sided. The following were present as pastors
and delegates: Rev. l.. L Wilson, Mrs c. A.
y, SstI
the North church; Rev A. A. Blair and Miss
Grace A. Lord from the UniVersalist: Rev. D.
B. Phelan and Mrs. Mary S. Whtmore from
the Methodist; Rev. C. B. Ames, Mrs Ben
HazeItine and Mrs. Wm. E. Swan from The
Unitarian; Charles E. Rnoades from the Bap-
fist church. Matters in regard to organization
were discussed. also the division of the CITY
into districts under special Committees Other
cities will be written to for informa ton in re-
gard to their working iations to be re-
ported at meeting called at the Baptist
church next Monday evening at o'clock.
THE BELFAST MUSICAL SOCIETY. Last Tues
day was open night of the Belfast Musical So
ciety, and one of unusual interest The pro-
gram Of National Airs was arranged by Mr..
Robert P Chase who also led the chorus num-
bers--The Russian Hymn, the Austrian Ma
tional Hymn and the Star Soangled Banner,
which were enthusiastically received The
Polish Dance by Mrs. E. B. Gilchrest was
beautiful selection. remarkably we'll rendered.
as was the Swedish Wedding March by Mrs.
Leon Beckwith Columbia. by p. 6 Gilmore.
the only purely American production, botE
words and music, was rendered by Mrs Beck
with The music for the Star Spangled Banner
is English The local historical readings of old
time music by Miss Alice E. Simmons, with