The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-03-13

A few more 1918 calendars left Call al the
office for them. We cannot send them by
mail.
Mrs. Essie P earle, Misses Maude K Rus.
sell and Sue M. Partridge have been made a
standing committee on the Business Womans'
department of the Arts and Crafts A meeting
will be held at the room next Tuesday evening,
when all members of the department are
urged to be present to discuss the program
select the leaders for book reviews and decide
on the manner in which current event topics
will be given. There is unusual interest
manifested in the department.
The bright little two-act comedy, "a Fool
for Luck" will be given by the High school
Seniors in the Opera House Monday evening,
March 18th. The cast is as toilo VS.: William
Betterby, young married man iu straiten-
ed circumstances, as the re suit of speculation
Vivian Sylvester; Robert Bidder, his intimate
friend, New York stockbroker Norman
! Barburton, young Englishman, Donald
Clark; Watts, valet to Barburton, George
Wadlin; Mrs Betterby, Betterby's wife, Miss
r.
Miss Marian Hayes; Miss Pattern, Betterby S
aunt, Miss Edna Wight.
UNCLAIMED PACKAGES The American Elk
pr, SIS Company advertises its annual auction
sale of unclaimed packages to take place at
the office in Bangor at 10 a. m, April 9Th
unless previously called for ard all charges
paid. The sale includes packages from the
following offices in this county:
BELFAST. ME.-J. H. Berry & Son. A. F.
Boynton, Harry Clark, Henry Engle, E. Cor
don, ]. G. Ham, L. P. Harvey, Benz. Kelley
Co DIR. Herman Lucas, John r. Mayhem, VIM
c. Mckinney, ]. W. Peavy & Son, r. B. Storer
C. w. Stephenson, S. c. Smith, LARA Stevens
W. H. Staples. B. Thomas, II. G. White, j. w.
Wentworth, Jas, Young.
BROOKS, Me w. J. Young, Jos. Fotier. A
B. Tracy.
BuRNHAM, NEG. G. Booth. G. A. Rose,
bush, P. Howe.
STOCKTON, Men. Collres
THoRNDIKE, ME.-F. D. Flye, (Freedoml.
WINTERPoRT, ME.-R. W. Call, A. c. Lanson
A FINE SUPPER AND APLEAsING ENTERTAIN
MENT. The annual sale, supper. and entertain
ment under the aus pices of the Baptist Sew
ing Circle was held in the vestry March 9Th
Mrs. Walter Du.c1 ard Miss Edith L. Burgess
had charge of the fancy work table; Mrs Vim
F. Coombs and Mrs. Fred Dutch of the apron
table; and Misses Mary Hayes Ethel Sturte-
want and Doris Clifford of the candy table
Mrs. M W. Rich was chairman of the kitchen
committee, and Mrs George D. Mahoney had
CHI rye of the supper, with the following at the
heads of the tables: Mrs. J. G. Aborn, Mrs
W. II. Clifford, Mrs. VIM. Holt, Mrs George
W. Miller, Mrs. William H. Snow, Mrs. War
rem A. Nichols, Mrs. Charles E. Rhoades, Mrs. S.
D. Flood The menu included escolloped clans
chicken salad, chicken, ham, cream pie, cakes.
ETC. land many declaredit the most delicious suf-
per they had ever partaken Of The supper
was followed by an excellent program: Piano
solo by Miss Edna Curtis. vocal solo by Earl
L. Talbot; Ladies quai t.t tie. Mrs. Maurice Cur
tbs, Miss Edith l.. urges, Miss Edna Hopkins
Miss Winnie MONS; ,eaGiI by Miss Alice
Simmons; vocal oo by Z. l. Davis; recitation
by Alton X. Bras.: recitation by b. L. Davis;
duet by Arthur F. Johnson ard Miss Edna
Hopkins; retdng iy Miss Simn ons, whose Sc
lection. The Eiop ment," by Joseph Lincoln
is one of the best in her varied repertoire and
was enthusiastic applauded.