The Republican journal., 1914-03-19

To the Governor OF m2iue,
Those Mexes vex us
And give us pam!
"a the Governor OF Maine
To the Governor OF Texas,
Hit 'em again -.
In the solar plexus"
III VI" Washington Star.
- Mixer. accompanied by DR.. Orris s..
f''D Iaft Monday for New York, where he
NcSs'' .,,. treatment for his eyes.
.m he dancing party in Memorial
lDs-- ,-row. Friday night, under the man.
na' 's of Frank Mudgett and Alton Johnson
..s "A Marshall Circle held memorial
e., Mrs. Sarah Curtis last Tuesday
SCI ..,.7 conducted by the President Junior
Sl'' senior vice, and Chaplain.
gbo are writing "slogans" in the
= Trade contest should bear in mind
h'', ,.+ that the contest will close March 3lst.
us .;.s for the best one is five dollars.
-, md Mrs Robert P. Coombs have leased.
me Dickey Real Estate Agency. the
I nsrn ottage on the South Shore. Northport'
Oi'' vi, n June will take possession for the
somnsr'
u-ancss Macomber has recovered her
rsoorted last week as having left its
P' Cold and hunger drove it to fly against
u'- lar m Union street, making frantic
a.,,s 10 get in, and it was soon restored to Its
ogner
A. and Mrs. George L. Bowman were called
w. Bedford, Mass, Friday by the acci-
w., death of Robert, younger son OF Mr..
,,f-. Lewis Poor. The child was return
mo from school when he was run over
.,or, and lived but few minutes.
ri, 1.,ys If Castle North, K o. X. A., were
med by Harry M. Prentiss last Friday
. nv stereoptican views taken on their
rrip last summer. The boys plan
.sar to go to camp the second week IN
'.,4 as usual at Georges lake, Liberty.
ggr-sED LETTERS. The following let
...,,ned uncalled for in the Belfast post
The week ending March 18th: LADIES'
w.. ,..,,e Trask, Hadassa Wentworth. Gen.
-lsev Alger, Ralph Mahues, Chas M.
,,s..-r, 'esse Varney & Son, B. d. Werton.
&C.. Aams.
., ,-.lie Grotten, and Miss Ada Sholes
..L;- q-y Miss Cassie Cushman OF Mont
Al. end Master Raymond Pendleton o. Isles
..- ,rs-. recently operated on in the Tapley
p..,f.s, they were all difficult operations
-. .tz patients are gaining rapidly. MISS
.s,e,ts to return home the last of this
sszs
., garrlexing Situation" society drama IN
.r.s-s with cast of thirteen, will be given
.--.- range Hall, Morrill,, Friday. March 2oth'
=, ... meal dramatic club. The programme
.1so include choruses, quartets, duets,
character songs, etc, by the musical club OF
......., -,i..s. Admission Is cents. Ice cream
.-l made candies on sale. If stormy
7az. far evening.
..- and Charles, the twin sons born to Mr..
and Mrs Martin G. Wilcox, March 18th, died
Ws-rr ljth and 18th. Mrs. Wilcox is twin
s;.=-c. Mrs. Mark Doloff, Mabel and Myra.
i.,o7+sr's Of Leonard o. White of this city
Mrs Is cox has had two sets of boy twins, the
f,-n-- are two years old this month and are
.,b,.- little chaps. She also has girl of SIX
wear. and a son of IL months.
NJ Alexander Lindgren has resigned the
posgon ne has held in the Leonard & Bar
rows shoe factory, for several years, to take
rora isrrative one in Manchester, N. H. Mr.
Iiragrsn bought the Charles H. Mitchell house
on Cedar street. where he has made his home.
Mr. snc Mrs. Lindgren and son Ray, now
student a. the University of Maine, have many
warn trends in Belfast who will learn of this
.1ange with regret.
The Belfast band is planning an unique per-
io-mance IN the Colonial some time in April.
Il viii he a minstrel show, but on an entirely
new order. Instead of the old time "circle"
.aere will be a caberet scene, with pretty girls
snd its.r escorts at the tables, all in evening
dress The lends" will be the walters and will
BE- in black face. 1t is clever idea and should
BorA out we'll There will be the usual musi-
| :snumDers.
hall was given in the Opera House
Wednesday evening, March 18th, by F. G..
spn0ey as closing party for his dancing
classes, and the announcement that there was
| to be dancing by professionals caused the gal
sfes to be we'll filled with spectators. The
Professional dancers failed to appear. ho1 ever,
although engaged by Mr.. Spinney, who ex-
Peeted them to be here, and when it was found
they we're not coming all were invited to join
ID the dancing. Reyes orchestra furnished
nusc and ice cream was served at intermis-
son
SUPPER AND RECEPTION. The Woman's
Alliance of the First Parish. Unitarian, gave
s'npper in Memorial hall last Friday evening
SHen the following menu was served from
Email tables daintily appointed and decorated
VIII spring flowers: chicken salad, hot rolls.
~Tes' coffee. ice cream and cake. The table
'f the pastor. Rev. Charles B. Ames, and his
Uae was specially attractive. After the
upper an informal reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
Anss was held, and they were heartily well
"asd and congratulated by members of the
parish following the reception several fine
SECTIONS were given on ]. L. Sleeper & Cos
fapnophone; the ladies' trio, Mrs. Louise D
O'eAT'th, piano, Miss Gladys Pitcher, cello
'% Miss Hazel Doak, violin, gave two selec-
"OpS Mrs Ames sang solo, in which her
.Sautlful voice was at its best, and she re-
a sa1ued to repeated encores; and Miss Pitcher
i',ea cello solo that delighted her hearers.
was very enjoyable evening.