The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-02
The News of Belfast.

rhor,ss H. Marshall circle in Memoria
Hall April 22nd.
rso CITY Drug Store, under the new man
mi Of Read & Hills, opened for bushes,
IA a. M yesterday.
rso BOARD of Trade has extended the time
.oceiying the best slogan for Belfast tt
.1l5tb. Make try for the S. reward.
rbs Rattle of Gettysburg the most talked Of
;,+,,e IN the history of filmdom. will be-or
Tbs Opera House Wednesday and Thursday
April sth & 9th.
c..t Ralph W. Pattershall will now pillow
H.. land instead of ploughing the sea, and has
Ca farm. the former Howe I'd F. Mason
,,os in East Belfast.
.-,org the nominations sent to the Senate
day we're the following: Amos Nichols to be
..-,aster at Searsport; Lee M. Treat to be
.s+master at Vinalhaven.
,.s f A Flanders of 10 Searsport avenue.
r..+ Belfast will have millinery opening
Saturday with fine line of spring and
,sr hat for ladies' and children.
.~,,r,as H. Marshall circle held their regu-
uo.etiDg last Tuesday afternoon. followed
H.. 6ve-cent lunch and a social hour. They
IN observe Appomattox Day April 14th.
There will be public whist party under the
.,,s,j,es of A. E. Clark Camp S. of ", in Me-
-,sl hall next Monday evening, followed by
s.ooA The admission will be Is cents.
Nv, civ National bank has new set of
.,r,nes. vivid green in color, and had they
..sr rut IN place few days earlier it would
,,,s b.su regarded as a tribute to st. Patrick.
The first appearance of "The Mutual Girl
49,. Great Serial now running in some of the
a;-,sst theatres in this country, will have Its
.-.,is aopearance at the Opera House Friday
sac Saturday.
rf, o-adow of Fogg's market is always at
.-y.,. with it's display of fruit and flowers,
,r3i,s row has added reminder OF Easter
.'-,. b,ue-ribbon chicks and Dummies. The
.,,-..- If the market is kept neat and
~. 7.s1rav of meats, fowls and vegetables is
apea5og,
The Lection of Miss Bertha NJ. Boody OF
p.5..liae, Mass, as Dean of Radcliffe College,
-,r,s-,4ge. Mass, has special interest in Bel
+as, Us her mother, formerly Miss Mary wa
.erna~ was Belfast girl, born and spent her
,t-Mo1i here. She was a cousin of Mrs
Caroline P Crosby of Belfast
A.. publican caucus held in the BraInard
.caa. house, Northport, March 18th, r. U.
4-ra VS. elected delegate to the Republican
State -57vention to be held in Augusta April
sh a-n ". P. Greenlaw as alternate. The
fiIea. g town committee was elected: T. H.
gu- eA rman, Bert Mcintyre, H. W. Elwell.
E,hs 4ues, George Herrick, Erwin o. Hills,
+ 8each, Joel P Wood, Isaac S. Hills and
Mason Stevens.
Francis L., the little son of Mr.. and Mrs Lee
rsg N Strout, Main street, was the happy
host March 26th, from to o'clock, of twelve
gse,rs II, honor of his 9th birthday. Games
were played for time and then all were in
r,..f to The dining room, where the birthday
,sse with its six candles and little chicks
WITH .taer Easter decorations made the table
mes attractive. Animal crackers frosted to-
gether were at each place. and cakes and ice
cream were served.
parish party for the young people at home
for the Easter vacation will be given under
the auspices of the Unitarian Alliance in Me-
mortal hall this Thursday, afternoon Supper
WILL he served at o'clock, followed by dane
.1g The social committee of the Alliance,
Mrs Ieorge |. Heating, Mrs. Harry W. Clark,
Mrs / II. Conant, Mrs. George R. Doak, Mrs.
Wr. NJ. Randall, Mrs. T. B. Dinsmore, Mrs. E.
Pitcher, Mrs. R. H. Howes, Mrs. c. H. Wal
len have charge of the arrangements.
HER NINETY SECOND BIRTHDAY. pleaa-
ant surprise was given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Wallace Sprague Monday, March 10Th, to
Mrs Sally Prescott, the occasion being her
32ad birthday On account of her recent be-
'esyament only few friends were invited.
Tha guests came at 1890 and seemed only to
come to make call, but as the dinner hour
drew near she thought it strange they should
stay so long and it seemed to be great affiic-
lion to her that she was boarding and could
not ask them to dinner, as she had always
been SO loyal and generous. She began asking
han to call again, when very much to her
surprise they told her they had come to dinner.
Then all were escorted to the dining room
where a simple dinner had been prepared.
Following is the menu: baked stuffed cod with
sauce, mashed potato, hubbard squash, green
peas, hot biscuit, beet and cucu mber pickles.
Spanish cream with whipped cream and jelly,
assorted cake, tea and coffee. A birthday cake
vas then cut and served by the hostess, which |
was presented her by her cousin, Mrs. James |
+. Howes The table was graced with lovely !,
bouquet of pinks, sent to her by Mrs. Dickey,
Mrs, Hatch and Mrs. Fletcher. Mrs. Hatch |
also presented her with pretty handkerchief |
her cousin, Mrs. Castle, and Mrs. Sprague, each !
sent pretty potted plant, and her nephew and
wife, Nh. and Mrs. George Jackman of Boston,
sent remembrance of money. Altogether it I
was very happy occasion and greatly enjoyed |
by all present.
IL you enjoy Havana Cigars try Pearl
brook made from Cuban Tobacco grown in