The Republican journal., 1913-04-24

| Friday and Saturday at the Opera House the
Inauguration of President Wilson.
The Dayton flood will be shown for the last
time at the Opera House tonight. This is in
! real moving pictures.
Don't forget the May ball at Seaside Grange
/ hall Wednesday evening, April S0th. Good
music and good time assured.
+, The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church will
hold their annual meeting with Mrs. Frank l..
! Written, High street, Wednesday afternoon,
j April 30th
| The Young Ladies Social Union will have a
sociable in the Baptist vestry next Tuesday
evening with sale of May baskets and candy.
Admission free.
| For some months past the egg crop at the
/ Ferguson Poultry Farm, Northport avenue,
has been 1000 day over. They are main
! ly sold for Matching.
I! The annual ball at the close of the Spinney
dancing school will take place tomorrow, FRI
day. evening with music by Reyes orchestra.
Dancing will begin at S.45.
Mr.. C. Q. Dickey returned from Boston last
! Tuesday where he bought chemical fire en-
CINE for Northport. 1t will be located at the
Campground for fire protection.
A Belfast correspondent in an exchange
speaks of woman cab driver in that city as
| being something that probably no other city
in New England has, but Gardiner has had one
for two or three years.-Reporter-J Journal.
Grange Hall, Waldo, Monday evening, April
2sth, with music by Keyes orchestra. 1t will
be the dedication of the new stage and other
improvements to the hall.
Herbert E. knights, who has been employed
at the Ferguson Poultry Farm, Northport
avenue, is to have employment at the summer
home of Miss Anne M. Crosby, and will be sue
ceeded by William Vaughan. Jr.. of East Bel
fast, former University of Maine student.
The last meeting for the season of the
Women's Alliance of the First Parish (Uni-
tarian) will be held at the home of Mrs.
Elmer sherman, Church street, this, Thurs
day, afternoon. at 8 o'clock. A paper on
"Pageants and Pageantry' will be given by
Miss Marian Hazeltne.
PooRs MILLS. Maynard Kimball died April
Iva NPPNAANA~'e~1 VAN Nsy
before. He had been sick for a number of
weeks The mother and the aged grandfather
have the sympathy of all Anna Brown has
gone to the city, where she has employment.
-. Quite a number from here attended the
auction sale at the Griffin homestead last Mon
DAY. j. F. Sheldon was auctioneer.
The Waldo county mediums will hold Con-
ference meetings in Knowlton's hall, High
street, Sunday. April 9th, at 2.30 and 7.30 pi
M All local mediums, including President
Frank R. Strout, will conduct message work
and present the philosophy of spiritualstc
thought to the thinking world. This will be
the last conference of the season. Those wish
ing to hear from different talent may have the
opportunity by attending these services. Sec'y.
At the closing session of the Union Teachers
Training class, which has met in the Baptist
vestry the past winter. the members showed
their appreciation of Mr.. VIM. B. Woodbury. q
instruction in the study of 1.-THE Pupil and
Teacher" by presenting him with two dozen
beautiful pinks. 1t happened to be the eve Of
his birthday and he was highly pleased with
the gift and the spirit that prompted it. The
sessions will be suspended until the fall, when
Bible study will be taken up.
The Women's International Bible class of
the Baptist church observed "Gentlemen's
Night" at the Baptist vestry last Friday even
ing. About so sat do Hn to delicious menu
attractively arranged. with Mrs. o. E. Frost,
president, in charge of the table and toasts,
and her success as POSTMASTER was surprise
even to her most ardent admirers. The toasts,
and responses called out many bright AND
original remarks and the evening was one Of
thorough enjoyment. The bride and groom
present came in for large amount of practl'
cal advice