The Republican journal., 1914-03-12

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r. Ihosnas =. Bowker viii Is at home At
= Hish street Wednesday Afternoon, March
49, ~. 2 - O'Clock. Everybody Il invit-
- ~ ''''sssio1s
The W. G. 7. U. will hold department in
stitute IN the Methodist vestry this. Thursday.
afternoon at o'clock. Each department gu
perintendent 10 requested to report a usual.
The Women.s Alliance - ~. ne. p.:.t
Unitarian. church will meet = tha ho,,. of
Mrs. Eugene l. Stevens. this. Thursday, after
noon at . O'CLOCK. paper will be given by
Mrs. Frank X. Woodcock on the subject Of
"Birds and Bird Protection"
The next meeting of Seaside Ch.urauoua
Circle will be with Mrs. c. F. Rhoades. M 22
High street, Monday afternoon. March lstb
Inc lesson VIII De from the G. L. S. c. book,
Foetry OF Itsiy' BOOK II. chapters one and
t"o' roll CALL quotations from Dante's "Divine
eo"eoy'
The Five-Hundred Club met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Swan, High street.
Tuesday evening to celebrate the seventeenth
wedding anniversary Of the host and hostess.
Mrs. James H. Howes and Miss Elizabeth A.
Kelley assisted in serving ice cream, cake
sandwiches and coffee.
ADVERTISED LETTERS The follov;no,. ++.-.
Aen"eu ."s~ee Ao' l." Tue beiisst post
o"'e LUZ 'ne CHUNG marcn 1oth: La
o'es~s o""'e D"ike's' Arnne Cnase, Mrs.
o"e'e 'e.e"e.' A' A.at''e A'ttie' Mrs. Fred
SINFUL oe"'i.men- 1iooe Democrat,
AleNn aA"'' 40 =" 1Ao"aro' r. L. Miller,
F. e. "iis"''
A Massachusetts subscriber, former resi-
dent of Belfast. writes: "Please find cheek en-
closed for another years subscription to your
valuable paper; never more so than TODAY,
Trust that next week will see change in the
citys administration and you may be free
from the one-man rule forever"
The North Church Guild met with Mrs Car,
H. Stevens last Monday evening. and tbere
was large and interested attendance Itw,s
voted that the Guild Law hardwood floor i,
tne pafior at the parsonage. The floral COM
mlteee reported having sent number of pot
ted spring MOWERS TO SICK people, The date of
the may bazaar was discussed but no definite
action was taken. Inc 1olid Will meet Mon
DAY evening" Marcn 1ord' at the Arts and
ofaies roon' WIFI MISSES Hmeroy 1nn and
Margaret L. keene hostesses.
ACANnihArE FOR CLERK OF t;o,,prs M
James H. Cillev of Waldo was in Belfast last
SATURDAY in the interest of his candidacy in
the Republican urinary for thu nom;nat,o for
clerk of courts for Waldo county and sec,xAd
large number Of SIGNATURES 70 his nat;t;on
Mr. C;Iev said he was o;ven To n,ders+.nd
that 7 Fl. Savward of Unity. who WAS a candi-
date for this office four wears ago. was not TO
ne candidate this wear and that led him r. on
ter the field After his nomination naners had
been circulated and rece;ved nnmbar Of .;r
natures ba met Mr. Savward ,t tho n,eot;n, ~
Waldo Pomona GRANGE who told him he was a
candidate Mr. C;,1ov tho, cold .ho+ &c 10 ,,,.
defeated in tho nr;m.rv bo uo,,d rive M.
S,vv,rd tho s,,,o lo,,.1 and haar+u s,,,.+
lHE ENTERTAINMENT COURSE. Inc last en-
tef1a'illeh' ~ oe given III connection WIN the
op"'n A.'el '"i'n'e"' e"eise Will oe given
~ VIC Die So.n'ee on wednesday e'eh-
ins' naf'h To- All Inc o'her entertainments
nave peeh GOOD ihis promises TO De equal TO-
II no' oe'eer 'han' any 'hing we nave mad. All
muse VINO ENJOY 'he peculiar melody OF the
.oi'reu singer VIII nave an opportunity to en-
Joy themselves thoroughly at this entertain
"en' III 'ne program there Will De vocal SOLOS
ana instrumental work, IN addition to the quar-
'e''e "'fA anu Juohee muslc' winch Is always
1ooooar's tenor solos. Mr. Williams character
istlc songs and banjo accompaniment, Mr..
Johnson's famous Interpretation of Paul Law
bass voice will all be features. There will al