The Republican journal., 1914-04-09
The News of Belfast

This charming EASIER UOhuoSs
1hance the day be stormy, and 1t SHOWS!
II BY oNA' Celia Mabel Nickerson.
.s have come and the crocuses will soon
he here.
Swift. one of our most successful
l,rsrs. has his tomato plants we'll along.
,nao,;on blossom was received here Mon
letter from Bozeman. Montana.
Tho April term of the Probate Court. Judge
as Libby of Unity presiding. will convene
April l4th.
Tho no school signal was sounded at l2O5
rA,rsdsy for the first four grades, on account
of the severe storm.
Faster dance at Seaside Grange hall this
rs-,-sdsv. evening, with music by Reyes or
A good time is assured to all who at
tend.
nh. two vacancies in the Republican city
.,,ittee from Ward have been filled by the
.,..,;on of Willis s. Hatch and Orrln L. Vent
worth
Dad Commissioner James H. Post and Z.
q sborey of Waldo went to Bangor Monday
,j the session of the State Road Con-
geut0n.
Howes & Co. had the first maple syrup
.s,bs season Monday. 1t came from the Gay
,-obari in Montville and sold at 40 cents a
art 1t wa, the real thing.
Tine W. c. T. U. will meet next Friday, at
am, M. with Mrs. Augusta Waterman, Con-
--sss street. TIE subject to be taken up will
to"Goo4 Friday, its Meaning and Origin.
Miss Frances Sanborn, toll operator at the
vsl5o Telephone office, has resigned her POSI-
.,r and it is reported that her marriage to
Ban Fills Of Haverhill, Mass, will take place
this summer,
F ,IcIntire of the Frenchboro Land &
ti.rerles Co. recently bought down east the
,r,os a large power boat for use in the fish
t,..jaess and l.. A. Coombs has put on new
.-a,7 and otherwise improved the craft
TIN. steamer Silver Star, which has been
t.,- 40 all winter at the railroad wharf, was
taken Monday to the Pendleton wharf below
,5s ,5ipyard to undergo repairs, and it is re-
,,-+ai that she will be placed on the Islesboro
and Csstine route.
The Young Ladies Social Union of the Bap-
fist church will have a sociable at the church
radsy evening, April 18th. There will be
fooi sale in the afternoon and in the evening
program will be followed by social time.
lsf5y will be on sale. Admission for the
evening 10 cents.
Charles, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Or
sndo Titherington, q pupil in the First Grade
III Memorial building, sustained bad sprain
IF the right elbow April LIST while at play on
the cannon in front of the building. Another
H;+-,f h1y pushed him from the cannon to the
grou1d His little schoolmates took up col
-sotion and presented him with chest of tools
The last meeting of the season of the Wom-
en- A lance of the First Parish (Unitarian)
church will be held at the home of Mrs. James
Hartman. Pearl street, this, Thursday, af-
terroon at o'clock. In place of tire paper on
4bs printed program Mrs. Giles G. Abbott will
--a5 her paper on "Some Philosophers and
Their Philosophy" given few weeks ago be-
fire the reading department of the Arts &
Crafts society.
EASTER SALE. This, Thursday, afternoon and
evening there will be an Easter sale and sup
per IN Memorial hall under the direction of the
ladies' of the Universalist parish. Supper will
De served at o'clock; tickets IS cents. The
sales vii be, as usual, in the afternoon and
evening The fancy work table will be in
charge If Mrs. j. G. Paul and Mrs. A. A.
Blair; the apron table, Mrs. George E. Johnson
and Mrs. Chas. H. Crosby; the punch table,
Miss E. Frances Abbott and Mrs. Colby Rack
.ff who will also sell japanese articles. A
noyel feature will be the post Office for the
sale Of parcel post packages under the direc-
lion Of Mrs. Frank 1. Wilson and Mrs. Dexter
T. Clements. The packages will be sold for
u cents each and will have the card of the
donor enclosed. A card party of sixteen
tables under the direction of Mrs. Frank G.
Mixer will follow the supper.
The NORTH CHURCH GUILD. The guild of
the North Church held its third picnic supper
OF the season at the home of Mrs. Elon B,
6ichrest last Monday evening and the affair
was thoroughly enjoyable one. Mrs Clar-
ehce Read was the chairman of the supper
committee and was assisted by an able corps
Of workers. Cold meats, mashed potato
jelly hot rolls, cakes and coffee, were served.
There was a large attendance, The flower
committee reported and the various commit
tees for the May bazaar to be held in Memo
nal Hall May 9th have begun making active
Plans There will be baby show in the after
noon. and also dolls parade for little girls
lfom to years. with their dolls in decorated
CARRIAGES Baby's things, boudoir caps, candy,
cooked food and tea will be on SALE In the
eFehlng some of the young girls of the parish
are to give little play. which will be coached
W MISS Alice E. Simmons. There will also be
'VHe musical numbers. Details will be an
nounced later.
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