The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-11-06
COMING EVENTS.
Church Fairs and Suppers, Music and the
Drama.

| The men of the Universalist church will
serve public supper in the vestry on Nov.
loth. The committee in charge. Rev. A. A
Blair +. L Cook, John Gunner, JohnW. Knight,
Luther A. Hammons and Frank l. Wilson, will
solicit the food. arrange the tables and serve
out Will not do the cooking They promise an
excellent supper, well served
November 28th the play "The Best Man"
Will be presented by local amateurs at the Co.
ionlal Theater under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Alliance of the First Parish (Unitarian)
and rehearsas are already under way. The
play Will be given by the same talent which
presented The Elopement of Ellen last winter
for the North Church Guild, and which was
one of the big successes of the winter,
A Bag and Basket bazar will be given in the
Congregational vestry on the afternoons of
Dec. End and Sd under the auspices of the
North Church Guild. In addition to the sales.
tea will be served. The committees are: Cen
eral, Miss Grace H. Hall, Mrs c. E, Owen and
Miss Margaret Hazeltine; baskets, Miss ANY
". IA.
E. B, Gichrist; mystery, Mrs. C. E. Owen;
food. Mrs. D. L. Wilson; candy, Miss Evelyn
Morrison.
December 5th the Ladies Aid of the Metho-
dist church will hold sale, followed BY SUD-
per, and probably an entertainment, although
the latter has not been fully decided The fol-
Fancy work, Mrs D. B. Phean, Miss Bertha
Whltten. Miss Ruth L. Macomber, Mrs. Alice
Bramhall, Miss Nettie Folett Miss Lora
Maxey; candy, Miss Ethel Frost, Miss Laura
Manks Miss Clara Roberts: mystery, Mrs Jud-
son l.. Warren. Mrs Mary Whitmere supper,
Mrs. Annie M. Frost, Mrs. C. L. Wright Miss
Ethel Frost, Mrs. Judson Warren.
December 9th and 10th the Ladies' Circle
and Social Aid ot the Universalist church will
hold sale, supper and entertainment in Me-
mortal Hail. The following committees have
been appointed by the Aid. and will be supple
mented by committees to be appointed by the
Circle. The Aid Miss Frances Abbott will be
chairman of the general committee on fancy
work, with the following subcommittee;
Handkerchiefs, Miss Loula A. Mason; bags,
Mrs. Leroy Webber; fancy aprons, Mrs. E. L.
Cook; towels, Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley; food,
Mrs. Charles H. Crosby; supper, Mrs John A.
Fogg, Miss Edith M. Southworth, Miss Loula
A. Mason; entertainment, Mrs. George A.
Leavitt, Mrs. E. L. Cook and Rev. A. A. Blair.
December 18th Chapman concert will be
given in the Colonial Theatre under the au-
spicies of the Belfast MusicaI Society in which
Nine. Lillian Blauyelt, John Fnnegan, the
Irish tenor, and other noted artists will appear.
The Young Ladies social Union of the Bap-
tist church will hold their annual Christmas
sale at the church Friday afternoon and even
ing, December 18th The following commit
tees have been appointed to take charge of
the tables: fancy work, Grace Hayes and Amy
Wilson; aprons, Carrie Greenlaw and Ethel
Johnson; food table, Emma Knowlton and
Della knowlton; candy, Mary Hayes, Bernice
Holt and Doris Clifford The social commit
tee, consisting of Edna Hopkins Ethel Sturte-
want Winnie Morris and Geneva Perkins, are
arranging an entertainment for the evening
IL JUnuary the Belfast Musical Society will
present in the Colonial Theatre by local talent
the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera "Patience"
In addition to these affairs Belfast is to have
a lecture course which includes musical feat
ures, OF which previous mention has been
made, and further particulars are given in
the local columns this week