The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

FOR many years there has been club in
Belfast Of subscribers to The Boston Journal
1t CT me to IN end last Saturday. Nine dollars
year is regarded as too high price.
Seaside Hose Company will give their 18th
annual ball in Seaside Grange hall, Thursday
evening. March 18th Ice cream and cake will
be Served at intermission and Reyes orchestra
will furnish musi:. Ticket, so cents per
couple.
The first of series of six subscription
dances, under the direction of Messrs. l. w,
Reyes and Martin Weber, was given in Me.
mortal Hall last Thursday evening About
nifty couples were present, and the dancers re-
port very enjoyable evening After the
dance the party adjourned to Jellison & Greer's
restaurant for lunch
A NEW PREMIUM. By arrangement with
the publishers of MeCalPs Magazine The Jour
nal is enabled to offer at slight advance in
| the clubbing rates an additional premium of
embroidered handkercbiefs, such as sell at
retail two for % cents. The clubbing price
for The Journal and McCall's. each one year, a
free McCalls pattern and the handkerchefs.
is 81 25. to be paid in advance The Journal
| ana McCalis each one year with free pattern,
VIII be furnished as heretofore for 81 10 in aG-
vance. Those interested may see samples of
! the handkerchiefs at The Journal office
On TO WASHINGTON. The members of the
Senior class of the Belfast High school have
decided to take trip to Washington, D. C
and will join the excursion to be conducted by
Orrln j, Dickey, leaving Belfast by boat If the
weather is suitable March goth, and leaving
Boston, via Fall River, March 2lst. They leave
| Ne" ork the next morning. arriving in Wash
, lngton that evening The first night it is plan
ned to visit the Congressional library Four
days will be spent in Washington. On the re-
turn trip, they will leave Washington, March
27th, at a. M, arriving in Belfast Saturday
morning by boat. At the graduation exercises
later the program is expected to include papers
b. members of the party their trip-the
hotel life, the railroad journey, sightseeing in
Washington etc
The STREETS OF TOXIC The members of
the Ladies Aid of the Universalist church are
busily engaged in preparations for the bazaar,
Ing oeieSeS VI Aohio, W Ue gwen III IHe
Opera House March 18th and 10Th The arrange
ments are in the hands of the following COM
| mttees: Decorations, Mrs Chas Bradbury. Mrs
Clarence E. MacIntire, Miss Maude Milhken;
advertising and tickets Mrs Frank G. Mixer,
Mrs. Eugene J.. Cook and Mrs. John A. Fogg;
supper, Mrs Charles E. johnson, Mrs George
E. Johnson, Mrs Sarah E. Pierce, Mrs Charles
Il. Crosby. Mrs. M. c. Murch, Mrs S G Swift,
Miss Edith M. Southworth; entertainment
Miss Loula A Mason, Miss Sabra Dyer and
Fred G, Spinney. The Opera House will be
decorated with cherry blossoms" Japanese
lanterns, etc, and all sorts of japanese novel
ties will be displayed and sold A tea room
viii be a feature and japanese maids will serve
supper on the European plan at small tables
Music VIII be given from the Mikado, and the
entertainment will include Japanese drill by
II boys and IL girls IN costume with lanterns,
and the farce entitled 'Timothy's Courtshp'
with the following cast: Timothy Delano,
Elijah Howard; Aunt Tabathy, Mrs. Sumner
Bridges; Kicks, her nephew, Charles Harmon;
Alice, her niece. Mrs. Gertrude P. Bowker;
Hildegard, the colored servant, Mrs. J. A. Nc
Keen. The supper and play will be given the
first night, March 18th, and the musical pro-
gram, Japanese drill and dance the second
night.