The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-11-05


! Nerl Chamberlain spent Sunday with friends
! in Searsport. He walked over and had an
auto ride home.
The regular m eating Of the Woman's Hos
| pital Aid will be held next Monday with Mrs.
Julia G. McKeen. &
Mrs. Charles E. Sherman. who has been i'll
at her home on High street for several weeks,
was able to ride out last Sunday.
M. R. Knowlton went to Lewiston Tuesday
and will be away several months. Orrin J.
Dickey will have charge Of his real estate
business during his absence.
Henry Davidson has undergone very sue
cessful operation by DR.. Luther s. Mason at
the Eastern Maine General hospital in Ban
gor and 10 rapidly recovering He is expected
home in a week.
PooR's MILLS. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis hamil-
ton will speak at the hall next Sunday after
noon at p. M. The ladies' sewing circle
will meet with Mrs. Ella Brown this week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Conley and TWO children
OF Boston are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wentworth. Mrs. Adelaide Howe Of New
York will return home this week after SPEND
ing the GUNNER with her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Hartshorn. .... Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Sheldon mo-
tored to Rockland Monday. .Orrin L. Went
worth was over from Islesboro Monday on bus
mess. returning Tuesday. 80. Mrs. o. A. Wade
has gone to Hartford. Ct. to join her husband,
Capt Wade, on his barge :. Mrs. Nettie Kim.
ball went to Newark, N. j.. with her sister last
Sunday school class last Saturday afternoon.
Henry Davis has bought and moved into the
house formerly owned by the late Jordan
Wentworth.
A HALLOWEEN PARTY. Donald Spear en-
tertained at a Halloween party last Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Margaret Thistle of
Rockland, who is a guest of Miss Geneva
Stephenson. The house was very deliberately
decorated with evergreen. cut flowers, bunt-
ing and flags, and ice cream and cake were
served, Games were enjoyed and dancing
was kept up until late hour. with music by
Miss Edna Curtis. piano, and Frank R. Water
man and Dean Knowlton, violins. Those pres
I ent were the guest Of honor, Miss Thistle,
Misses Geneva Stephenson. Katherine Kit
tredge. Lillian Dexter. Laura Morris. Kather-
inc Newcomb, Helen Ellis. Eleanor Bruce.
Ruth Wiley, Edna Curtis. Grace Mitchell,
Natalie Pottle, Frank Waterman, Sturgis Dex.
ter, William Pendleton, Archie Robinson, Will
son Clement, Theodore Bramhall. Howard
Newcomb. Donald Wadlin, Ben Parker. Roy
Ellngwood, Linwood Long. Dean Knowlton.
Several flash light pictures we're taken as SOU
venirs of this jolly Halloween night.
S.of v. BANQUET AND INSPECTION Monday
evening, Nov. End, A. E. Clark Camp. Sons of
Veterans, entertained State officers and other
guests, and the occasion was one long to be
remembered by all present. A banquet was
served at 6 o'clock, when 1874 covers were laid,
Rev. Horace B. Sellers offering the blessing.
The guests of honor were DR.. William o. Cobb
of Gardiner, Division Commander of Maine;
DIN P. Aver of Auburn, Senior Vice Division
Commander; Frank L. Merrick of Waterville,
twenty members of Thomas H. Marshall Post,
also members of The Circle. Auxiliary and Of
Emma White Barker Tent, Daughters Of Vet
Grams were present and a number Of promi-
nent citizens were invited guests. After the
banquet a smoke talk was enjoyed. Later the
Sons held private session for special work,
including the comforting of the third degree.
which is practically original with A. E. Clark
camp and which the State officers came espec-
tally to inspect. They complimented the work
very highly and said they had never been SO
royalty entertained on this occasion. DR..
Cobb stands for the educational and moral up
lift of the State Camps and recognized that A.
E. Clark Camp was striving for these princi-
PIES The State officers were entertained
while here at the Windsor Hotel.
A SURPRISE HALLOWEEN PARTY. Miss
Katherine Newcomb gaven a unique and most
delightful Halloween party last Friday night
at her home, 81 Belmont avenue.in celebration
of the birthday of her brother Howard 1t
was surprise, genuine one. The guests ar
rived about 73O and were greeted at the door
by weird witch. At top Of the stairs ghost
met them and olemnly pointed to the coat
room. In a like manner they were directed
downstairs, and witches and ghosts were mel
at unexpected turns. The house was Lighted
with candles in jack O. lanterns, and decorated
with evergreen bough and red berries. Aftel
games and music a real Halloween supper
was served, including pumpkin pie and cider
popcorn. apples. and many other good things
Those who had their fortunes told by thu
witch, who proved to be Mrs. Herbert L. Seek
. ms, were delighted with the good things pre-
I dicted. In her own inimltable manner she pre-
dicted all manner of droll things, adding mucl
. to the evenings enjoyment. Those presen
were Miss Margaret Thistle of Rockland, an
the following young ladies. members of hous
. party at Fair View cottage: Misses Genev
/. Stephenson, Katherine D. Kittredge. Grac
Mitchell, Natalie Pottle, Lillian Dexter. Edn
e Curtis: Miss Laura Morris. Miss Essie Pipel
b Donald Spear. Sturgis Dexter, Roy Elingwoo
e William Pendleton. Theodore Bramhall.
9 Franklin Waterman, Jr.. Claude Jipson an
Albert Miller.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs. If you want sho
that is up. to- the minute. the Regal is whs
you are looking for, and you will find it at Tn
Dinsmore Store These shoes are not onl
u noted for style but for quality as well. Rea
, what is said this week of the Windsor" 81.
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