The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-12-10

We are oblired to defer our report OF the
Veterans meeting in Monroe 70 our next issue.
Mi. Leola Titcomb. milliner It the 3. B.
I ca,,,h. ...rs laft Saturday for her home IN
Lowell, Mass, having finished the regular sea-
sons work.
The nav fall and winter telephone books are
| h.;nn a;st-;hutad to subscribers. They include
| the Ranoor. Bar Harbor and Dover-Foxcroft
districts.
The summer residents OF Northport viii
present bill at the coming session OF the
legislature to set off Bayside, the North and
South shoros and Shore Acres. under village
corporation.
The Dr i F. True Co. of Auburn have do
mated cup for the baby snow at tne food
Fair, and 1t is now on exhibition In the WINDOW
of the City Drug Store. other FOOD falr
notes are unavoidablv deferred.
AZ. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans. elected
the following officers last Monday evening:
Commander. ]. C. Bennett; senior vice COM
mander, Horace Nickerson; junior vice COM
mander, c. L. Wright; secretary u. Allen
Weber; treasurer, Fred A. Seward; trustees,
Everett Nickerson, Horace Nlckerson and =.
l. WRIGHT. The installation will be early in
January.
Work for the Red Cross under the direction
of Miss Annie v. Field, Mrs. Carl H. Stevens
and Miss Helen Sanderson. Supt. OF the WACO
County Hospital, at the Woman's club room Is
progressing very satisfactorily large num-
Der was present last Friday afternoon, when
work was begun on the full length dressing
gowns sent down by the Bangor society. oid
linen or cotton, from small pieces, 7x5 inches
to sheets, will be gladly received at the club
room. The meeting will be held as usual to-
morrow, Friday
At the meeting Dec 2ud of Emma White
Barker Tent Daughters of Veterans. officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. Annie M. Frost.
PRESIDENT Miss Amelia Guptill, senior vice;
Miss Florence Kimball. junior vice; Mrs. En-
ma Brown, chaplain; Miss Louisa H. Ferguson,
treasurer; Mrs Belle Nickerson, patriotic in
structor; Mrs. Eta N. Savery. Mrs. Annie
Jelison, Mrs. Winifred Holmes, council. The
appointed officers will be chosen by the presi-
dent, and the installation will take place at the
first meeting in January.
At the meeting December Sd of the Wom-
ems Alliance of the Unitarian church Mrs.
Thomas B. Dinsmore read paper on what she
saw and heard on a visit to Salt Lake City, and
the members of the Alliance found it SO en-
PERTAINING that there was unanimous request
to have it printed in The Journal, and 1t will
be given in full in our next issue. After the
reading of the paper Rev. Charles Allen
Hodges of Hatfield, Mass, who had preached
at the Unitarian church the Sunday before as
candidate and was a guest of the Alliance.
spoke informally of his impressions of Salt
Lake City in passing through there on trip.
THE LAW COURT. The December term of
the law court convened in Augusta Dec. 9Th,
with Chief Justice Albert R. Savage of Au-
burn and Associate Justices Albert M. Spear
of Gardiner, Leslie C. Cornish of Augusta.
Arno W. King of Ellsworth, George E. Bird of
Portland and George M. Hanson of Calais sit
ting There is but one continued case on the
docket from Waldo county. that of Pendleton
VS.. Tolman. Following are the entries from
Waldo county: Lazell VS.. Strawbridge; Nor
ton VS.. Hobbs; State vs. Tweedie, appellant;
A1opcSsS, III e4uiCyS so' OAoohSA' Ss 0io'' WIG
Wamesit National Bank vs. Ripley; Wamesit
National Bank vs. Merriam.
Mrs. Louise S. Shales entertained two
table auction party at her home on Miller
street, Dec. Sd. A lunch was served at 6
o'clock, Misses Florence Lbbey and Velma
bouillon, cheese straws, olives, chicken sand
wiches, home made pickles, coffee, cherry pud
ding, whipped cream, angel, chocolate, moca
and fruit cake. The tables were daintily ap-
pointed, one lunch cloth having an interesting
history-the linen was hand woven 126 years
ago, and was part of the brides trousseau at
the opening of Belfast's first tavern, now the
E. o. Pendleton residence in East Belfast
Auction follow ed, the score cards being new
ideas and very dainty. The guests were Mrs.
Eugene r. Conner, Mrs. l. S. Hills, Mrs. B. O.
Norton, Misses Edith NJ Southworth, Carrie
E. Gilmore, LouiseH. Ferguson and SueM.Part-
ridge. Miss Ferguson won the first prize,
bouquet of pinks and Miss Southworth re-
ceived the consolation Congress playing cards.
The MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS TREE. At
meeting of the general committee Dec. Sd the
following details concerning the Municipal
Christmas tree were decided upon. The tree
will be set up few days before Christmas to
give ample time for the decorators and cleo
tricians to get their work done, and the lights
will be turned on at z o'clock Christmas eve.
The Belfast band and large chorus of children
and adults will sing Christmas carols and
hymns, there will be appropriate speeches and
exercises, the whole to last about As minutes.
This will not interfere with the business of the
merchants on the night before Christmas nor
with the theatres or other engagements,
There will be candy, nuts and fruit on the tree
for the children and a real live Santa Claus to
distribute them. Boxes are to be placed
about town for the children to deposit their
letters to Santa Claus, telling Of what they
would like him to bring them. These will be
read by the committee and wherever practical
the requests will be complied with. The
Christmas cheer will be extended to all who
are in need of it and it is the intention of the
committee to make every little child in the
city happy. The committee will solicit funds
from all citizens and in this way everybody
will feel a part in the general festivities.
THREE CROW BRAND Gus ranteed ABB
solutely Pure CREAM TARTAR is now selling