The Republican journal., 1913-04-10
NEWS OF BELFAST.

ps ,r,;yersaist Social AID Will meet with
lSs cuft this, Thursday, afternoon at
osa'S. y, ..,... .,... ,..... ,.,,..
l@ ,, with Mrs. Nellie Finch, Church
sansct, Lumberman's Work.
ring If the Associated Charities,ap-
l@ tine Baptist church for last Monday
pS'V- s,. been again postponed until May.
s. ,f Trinity Reformed church, East
q" r have public supper in their
,srry tomorrow, Friday, at o'clock.
,s r''-sd.
dies Aid Society of the Methodist
aid serve public supper in the ves-
..,rr.N, Friday. night. Every one
..5 rfee 25 cents
savs. Prof. E. W. Ness will be at Bel
a.... House with his educated horses and
~ Wednesday and Thursday, April 10Th
Matinee Thursday at 80.
..,.. viii be demonstration of orchard
h The commissioner of agriculture at
sDF-..5fB &. F. Hartman in Liberty village
Wow April 18th. All are invited.
an R Phean, assisted by her daughter,
Pendeton of Islesboro entertained
-rgouug aides Tuesday evening in hon.
.. Miss Alice l. Written. who is at home
East Corinth. Delightful music was
land refreshm ents were served.
q. -,,rnl! asked last week." Now who will
.,.a- first Maytiower," and Friday we re-
al marcel post from Mrs. Irwin o. Hills. |
a.r COX containing some perfect bios
..t ir- beautiful and fragrant spring
m
.aa.- says that Francis X Bushman,
s.y rsyns. Florence Turner, Lillian Walk !
..,+I frts Mason are among the favorites
4.4y,rl -.rong bill of feature pictures at !
:..,,. sala House tonight, and 200 packages
l.,l p- lcts will be given away.
H.. l-.a- L4dies' Social Union of the Bap-
gar-la Sd a special meeting asst Monday i
..--g WITH Miss Ethel Sturtevant and made |
..-,-l Mas basket sale to be held the last |
.,.7.-s They will meet again tomorrow,
7.- .y.a4ug in the church vestry.
"a. .lo1s began last Monday the last |
5 school year The only change of !
-. Mss he Hay ford school, where |
... Vaughan succeeds Miss Phoebe !!
4a 6 ia the Lowell, Mass, hospital, |
,,... Gently underwent serious oper- I
ao
{. r-a. Meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
rt ae with Mrs. Frank H. Mayo, |
Nrnt.c venue, Monday afternoon, April
3a sson will be from the C. l.. S. c. |
ns ior. Life in Germany" chapters
--s IKE. six and seven. Roll-call from
rgq aui Byways of the March Chautau-
sl
~. p r. A club gave dance for the
rals Iauciug set in Memorial hall Tuesday
H--rl a.-h music by Reyes orchestra. AL |
m and Frank Libby were floor d.
E-r5 Ice cream and fancy cakes were
.srst 81 iutermission. The attractive orders
q lar,es we're made up principally of round
nsss
3- Moody drug store WAS vacated last
ys, ls stock and fittings having been dis
fs-l or stored, and the work of renovating
~ 'auodeilng is now in progress, prepare
n'g occupancy by The Old Corner Drug
G'e There is to be single entrance on
High street and on the Main street side two
ags ate glass windows, which will be lower
ban he PRESENT windows. The fittings and
.Ils1ugs will be up to date and will include !
handsome soda fountain.
ALv.0a CASE. Ralph NJ Woods was be-
lie -tge hnowlton of the municipal court
Isl 2a-urday for a single sale of intoxicating
~.- FL as found guilty and sentenced to
q = If 500 and costs and so days in the
.1'f md in default of payment to 60 !
q s-1''eual He appealed and furnished
j. Goldberg and Homer Carter as
71a Woods is the alleged proprietor of
H- Ii. tsre House, Spring street, of which !
-r arter IS the owner.
'F. Greatly appreciated if everyone that
her possession any good second
@ or bedding or provisions of any
Cd. --l- for the maintenance of life
q @4 -aed districts will leave the same
7@ state W. c. T. U. Flower Mission
do rites superintendent at Sc Cedar
'lt9' money or goods will be promptly
49p4 70 municipal authorities or organic ed |
t'umlttees by the American and Ma |
-9s -8press companies, free of charge
'lSsis ANNALS. We print on the End
S3e Of this issue the dedication, preface and
"'e1's Of the Annals of Belfast for Half
''--'' by Hon. VIM. G. Crosby. for the use
W nose "ao intend preserving the annals in a
Sa= 'l'H The first and second chapters
le published next week and will be con-
"'s' u the twelve following issues, period
" VIZ months. Subscriptions will be received
wv 'lis tine at the regular price of one dol
'-' We may not be able to supply all the
'F ms weeks paper, for which many or
''' 1aYe been received.
s Ladies Sewing Circle of the Baptist
.r4 ' nave asked permission of the Belfast
'-s 81 Mr.. and Mrs Frank W. Twomblv.
a'I their personal and some of their
Tl'l goods In the recent floods in Dav-
-
+, 10 show their interest and sympathy
. public supper for their benefit in
r.. Fs' Vestry next Tuesday at $50 p. m.
r.. home Mr.. Twombly willingly took
many Of the musical and literary ex-
4s.. Inc benefit of the church, and the
,. Us whole wish to acknowledge his
D. al this time in a substantial way.
q ''lhB to assist NAV apply to Mrs M