The Republican journal., 1914-12-03
The News Of Belfast.

The News of Belfast.
William p. Grsenlaw Of Northport avenue
has bought through the Dickey Real Estate
Agency the cottage at Temple Heights owned
BY the heirs Of Frank Davis and Dexter Cup
till Of East Belfast
Miss Frances Sanborn, recently bookkesper
with the Lubec Sardine CO.. has accepted the
position Of cashier and bookkeeper with the
Psnohseot Bay Electric Co.. and will enter upon
her new duties to-day.
The Women's Alliance Of the first parish
(Unitarian) church will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsmore. Church street. this,
Thursday, afternoon at 8 o'clock. The pro-
gram will include paper by Mrs. Dinsmore
on Salt Lake City. A prompt attendance is
desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Brown have
closed their cottage on the harbor front and
will have rooms in the Seavey house for the
remainder Of the winter. Mrs. Brown will
spend porto of the winter with her sister
in Massachusetts and may visit her daughter
in Northern New York.
new auction bridge club not yet named,
had its first game last evening at the home of
Mrs. Samuel H. Lord. Miller street. Prizes
were given and the refreshments were con-
fined to confectionery. The members are
Mrs. W. ]. Dorman. Mrs. Eugene R. Connor
Mrs Charles. Bradbury, Mrs. Austin W. Keat-
mig, Mrs. S. H. Lord. Misses Grace A. Lord,
Carrie E. Gilmore and Louise H. Ferguson.
The sale at the North church parlors yester-
day afternoon under the auspices of the La
dies Circle was very successful. The tables
were in charge of the following: Aprons, Mrs.
Frank E. Wiley and Mrs. Mary C. Mansfield;
toys, Mrs. M. C. Hill and Mrs. Walter C. Shaw,
food, Mrs. Clarence 0. Poor and Miss Julia M
Perry; hand-painted pictures, calendars, ETC..
Mrs John R. Dunton. The candy table, pro-
vided by the young ladies Guild, was in charge
of Mrs. John c. Pillsbury.
A movement is in progress to combine in
federation all the local musical societies and
clubs, including the Band and the Musical So
ciety; these holding their own identity in the
union. All musically inclined, and all who are
interested in the musical talent of Belfast, will
be welcomed as members of the federation. A
preliminary meeting will be held in the Uni
versalist vestry tomorrow, Friday, evening to
adopt constitution and bylaws and form the
federation.
The steamer Islesboro, which is to ply on
launched Tuesday from the Francis Cobb Co.
yard, Rockland, and is practically ready to be
towed to Portland, where her machinery will
be installed.She will be placed on the Bucksport
and Camden route early in the New Year as
possible and will be commanded by Capt. Ben.
nett of the steamer Stockton, for whom she
was built. She will make landing each way
at Crow Cove. Islesboro, which will be grea,
convenience to the people in that section Of
the island.
"The most successful and in every way sat
isfactory sale in our history of many specia
sales" Mrs. Essie P. Carle remarked Tuesday
morning in reference to their sales last Satur
day and Monday. In addition to the large
local patronage there were many customer
from Islesboro, Castine and all the nearby
towns. The extra help included Dr. L. W
H ammons. who was at the entrance of the dry
goods department; Mrs. Louise B. Brooks
Mrs. Charlotte Braley Sprague, Misses Lucy
Jones of Brooksville. Susie Braley and Vests
Shute.
NORTH BELFAST. The Ladies Aid will have
Christmas sale of useful and fancy articles
Wednesday evening. Dec. 18th, and will alst
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at door Is cents. Pearl Wiley of Danvers
Mass, has been spending two weeks with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Wiley.
Chester Stephenson of Byfield, Mass, spen
his vacation with his grandparents. Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Ephraim Wiley. Harry Daniels of Gull
ford spent few days recently with his moth
er, Mrs. Abbie Daniels.
THE DEBATE. All who are interested in tn
Belfast High school should attend the debat
in Memorial hall tomorrow, Friday. evening
between the Cony High school of August,
and the Belfast High. The question for dis
cussion is: "Resolved. That the Allies ar
worthy of our sympathy and moral support
The local school takes the affirmative and
class of nine are being coached by Miss Leoni
J. Achorr, who has had charge of this brancl
for some time. Today one will be chosen from
leach of the three following sections to repre-
sent the school in the debate: 1st, Misses Rutl
Redman, Ruth Macomber and Blanche Jenneys
End, Byron Salter, Claude Jipson and Arl
Redman; Sd; Howard Wilson, Fannie Goldman
and Ola Redman. Admission 25c; school 1Oc.
A sale, supper and whist party under tn
auspices of the ladies' of the Universais
parish will take place in Memorial hall Wed
nesday afternoon and evening. Dec. 9th. tn
apron table will be in charge of Mrs. J. G. Pau
and Mrs. Charles H. Crosby; the fancy worl
Miss Edith M. Southworth and Mrs. S.
Swift; the Irish linen, Miss Loula A. Maso
and Mrs. John A. Fogg; the grocery bargain
Mrs. Fred Rackliff and Mrs. G. G. Abbott
candy, Mrs. Colby A. Rackliff and Miss F
Frances Abbott. Supper at 6 o'clock; price 3
cents. The menu will include chicken, col
meats, mashed potatoes. beans, salads, ho
rolls, cream pie, doughnuts, assorted cake an