The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-30
Mr.. and Mrs. S. verrill Jones have moved

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Verrill Jones have moved
from Main street to No. 13 Miller street.
We hear of some people who have planted
peas, but the weather up to this time has not
been encouraging to gardeners. The ground
froze at night last week, but the roads have
improved somewhat.
W. A. Winchester has moved from % Cross
street to the l.. T. Shales house on High street
which he recently bought. Mr.. Charles Dick
insor, who occupied the house during the win
ter, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Cross
in Morrill, and will move to Bayside this week
for the summer.
Eugene R. Conner has begun his seasons
work at Bayside. and will soon start his NOV
ing picture show on the Hills lot He has
rented several of his cottages for the sum-
mer to parties from the New England Conser-
vatory of Music, Boston.
Mrs. Ralph H, Howes entertained the official
staff of Primrose Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, at her home Wednesday evening, April
22nd. social evening was interspersed with
games, selections on the Victor talking ma
chine piano solos, etc, and was greatly enjoyed
by the fifteen ladies present. Delicious refresh-
ments were served. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs Sarah E. Pierce, who dipped
fruit punch As souvenir of the evening
each guest received dainty handmade hand
kerchief.
Miss Inez l.. Barker went to her home in
Center Montville last Saturday after brief
visits with friends in Belfast and Waldo. She
recently returned from several weeks en-
gag emen. in Islesboro, in the family of Bow
doin N. Pendleton. Just before leaving Miss
Barker was the guest of honor at thimble
party given by Mrs. Pendleton. Luncheon
was served, consisting of salads, olives. sand
wiches, assorted cakes, caramel custard, con-
fections and nuts. Mrs. B. M. Larrabee poured
tea and Mrs. Ralph Pendeton coffee. The
table decorations were carnation pinks.
STEAMER NOTES The steamers of the East
ern Steamship corporation had their trips ir
terrupted by the storm of April 18th, but by
making an extra trip resumed their regular
schedule the following Monday. Incidentally
the steamer Camden broke record She left
ItOChlduC dI o.oo d. ILL., FIlodyy ApIH 1ilu, d.
irving in Boston at 1920. She loaded and left
Boston at p. m. and locked in Rockland at
1:55 Saturday morning, April 18th. This is
quicker by IS minutes than the best previous
record. See new schedule of steamers of the
Eastern steamship corporation, with change in
passenger rates for the summer season.
AN CAT HOME" Miss ENERGY CHM gave
charming lat home at her home on Upper
High street Wednesday afternoon, April 22nd,
for Mrs. Haraden S. Pearl. Miss CHM and
Mrs Pearl received in the parlor from until
6, and greeted about fifty guests. In the hv-
ing room, which was decorated with yellow
marguerites, Mrs Bernes o. Norton and Mrs.
Charles E. Owen dipped punch, and at the
tables Mrs. Virgil L. Hall poured coffee and
Miss Margaret l.. Keene poured tea. Misses
Helen Kittredge, Annette Holt, Blanche
Jennys and Marguerite Owen assisted in serv-
ing the delicious refreshments. A center
piece of yellow jonquils gave an attractive
touch of color to the table. The affair was in
formal and thoroughly enjoyed by all present.