The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-29
The News of Belfast.

NJ. F. Wells and Mrs. Essie P. earle
AT. Deer Isle Monday on business.
r., rniyersalist Ladies Circle will meet
Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. George
p,-.ett Cedar St
IT,. ext meeting of the Waldo County Vet
.,,, ssociaton will be at Comet Grange
81. >os0yille. November 5th; if stormy, the
neat tar day.
MI and Mrs Clarence E. Read and son
r,r.sr rr;a.ned Sunday night from an auto
,rr, Ngosehead Lake,th Rangeleys and the
g7ts fountains.
gs-..r If Probate Arthur W. Leonard was
,.r.. Port ana Wednesday IS witness IN
......f the contested will of Henrietta c.
Nj. searsport
H4s.ss F. Swift, Masonic Temple, devot-
.- fadows last week to Coffee Week
.-.- la one window he had the White
rr. .,d IN the other La Tourane and other
..a- with attractive advertising matter.
ia. meeting of the committee on the munich
~. urstmas tree has been postponed to Nov.
&a- o'clock in Memorial hall. The commit
ts- sill, then organize and discuss the ways and
means Of making the tree feature of the
ylIsude,
The first drama of the new Alice Joyce
series. Nina of the Theatre" Kalem's extra
ordinary two-part story of the stage, featur-
1e the peerless Alice Joyce and an all-star
cast Of KaIem players, will be shown at the
Colonial Friday and Saturday.
TIE regular meeting of the Woman's Club
y be held at their club room Monday, Nov.
% and a full attendance is desired The club
ggement of Mrs. C. M. Craig and Mrs. Ben
Hszsitine as a benefit for the Home for Aged
Women
The arst meeting of the season of the Wo-
n4- Alliance of the First Parish (Unitarian)
ST be held Nov 5th with Mrs. Albert C.
-ls.e- and Miss Charlotte W. Colburn. "Some
Alliance Opportunities" by Mrs. Lucy Bartlett
WASH viii be read by Miss Frances Chase. and
Mis- elvina V. Parker will tell of "a Refugee
ID E4-aps."
s-rt Of Schools VIM. B. Woodbury., accom-
lag by Mrs. Woodbury. and sons Kenneth
anu E-eierick, went to Portland yesterday to
attend the sessions of the Maine State Teach
~, invention. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebridge S.
f.gAer, music teachers, all the local and some
" ine rural teachers, are in Portland attending
i7e convention. The schools closed Wednes-
day fDr the remainder of the weak
The regular meeting of Emma White Barker
Tent VIII be held in Memorial Hall Wednes-
day svaning, November 4tb, when the officers
for the ensuing year will be installed. A
pleasing feature of the evening, will be the
report I'M pantomime of how each member has
earned the extra money pledged the Tent. the
others 10 guess the meaning of the panto-
MIN
The next meeting of Seaside C. L. S. c.
Circle will be held with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard
PARK street, Monday afternoon, November
2ad he roll-call. quotations from Tennyson's
Poems; lesson from chapters six and seven of
the c L. S. C. book, Through England with
4ennyson;" program: "The story of Ulysses:
Question: What poems of Tennyson reveal his
love Of Nature; reading, MAUD. poem by
Ieanyson.
north BELFAST. MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence
Roberts of Howard, R. l., are spending their
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Roberts. Mrs. R. S. Brier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred r. Downs of Winter Hill, who spent the
Summer at the Brier homestead, returned to
their home last Friday. Miss Virginia Schrei-
her Of Connecticut, who has been companion
" Miss Mile Mitchell during the summer
months, returned to her home Saturday -.
mr. George Davis and Miss Frances Davis
Vent to Boston Saturday. :. Mrs. Fred A.
Holmes made two weeks visit with friends
ID Aassachusetts, returning home last Satur-
uay Rev. H. S. Pearl, who has held services
mere since the first of May, concluded his Ia
O'Fs With US for the present last Sunday and
'ne church will be closed for the winter.