The Republican journal., 1914-04-09


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illness.
the sewing Circle Of tho Woman's Hospita
A'd wiil meet Il 2 30 ,. m. next Monday with
Mn. 8. A. Parker.
At the meeting Of the Reading Department
OF the Arts and Crafts Society Tuesday. April
18th. Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley will read a
paper on "some Recent Books Of Travel"
A whist party will be given next Monday
evening IN Memorial Hall by the Ladies' Auxil-
larry to the Sons Of Veterans. followed oy a
dance Refreshments will be served Admis-
| sion. Is cents.
The Battle Of Gettysburg" concludes its
run at the Belfast Opera House this afternoon
and evening. The great feature film will be
run in conjunction with the Mutual Weekly,
making six reels
The Mutual Girl' which made it's initial
appearance at the Belfast Opera House last
Friday and Saturday met with instant favor.
This great series will be shown at this theatre
every Friday and Saturday.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauoua
Circle will be with Mrs. C. E. Rhoades. High
street. Monday afternoon. April 18th, Roll
call. Current Events; lesson from Chautauuuan
Magazine of March 7th, "Where Civilizations
Meet"
The first gymnasium meet by Castle North
was given last week under the direction of H
M. Prentiss. aided by some of the boys at home
from college. One of the features was tug
of war. 1t is planned to make athletic train
ing feature of the Castle.
When in Belfast recently Mr.. E. E. Emery
Of the Maine Civic League visited the places
where machines for games of chance are dis
played and warned the proprietors to have
them removed. A list of the places was
placed in the hands of the city marshal and if
in the course of month the warning is not
needed, Mr.. Emery will cause warrants to be
issued against them and bring the guilty par.
ties before the courts.
The dance planned for April 10th in Memo
rial hall will be one of the most elaborate
affairs of the season. The party will be limit
ed to IS couples and an attractive order will
be arranged. Mrs. Irving T. DiEsmore and
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison will look after the
decorating; Mrs. Morris l.. Slugg and Miss
Marian Hazeltine are the committee on re-
freshments. and Miss Clara Heating and Miss
Anne M. Kittredge on music and programs.
Fred H. Woodman has bought the interest
of H. d. Elingwood in the Oak Hill Poultry
Co. of Winterport and will conduct the bust
ness in the future. 1t is an extensive plant
consisting of a 400-ft. poultry house, broodel
house equipped with Hall mammoth brooder
large incubator cellar with an incubator ca
| pacity of 5000 chicks at one time, besides sew
eral colony houses. At present there are l,5O(
hens on the plant.
At the meeting of Thomas H. Marshall Cir
Gle last Tuesday afternoon. Comrade Reue
Hollis was obligated into the Circle. All mem
bers of the Circle requested to be presen
at the meeting next Tuesday afternoon, a
special business is to be transacted. Also al
members requested to cook pies, dough
nuts, cookies and bread for the dinner to b
given April 22nd. in Memorial Hall. The pric
of the dinner will be Is cents.
LIVING PICTURES The Living Pictures. t
be given at the Colonial Theater April 18th I'm
der the auspices of the Belfast Arts and Craft
Society, will consist of twelve living portrait
by the Old Masters; six tableaux posed by chill
dren; II ful-sized pictures by Gibson. Fishe
and other modern artists; the whole to clos
| with covoroi f1ll storo foh1oouv Thara WI
| be appropriate music throughout. The sub
committees who will look after details ar
Mrs. Edward R. Pierce. Miss Evelyn P. Mori
composing and lighting; Mrs. James S. Harri
man and Mrs. Amos Clement costuming; Mrs
S. A. Parker, Miss Katherine e. Quimby, Mis-
Anne M. Kittredge, modern pictures; Mrs 1. I
Dinsmore. Mrs. Wilmer J. Dorman, Mrs. Thos
B. Dinsmore and Mrs Clement w. Wescott
children's pictures A feature of the per
Torrance will be The Minuet, read by Mrs. S
A. Parker and posed by Miss Quimby and Elol
B. Gilchrist.
MRS. Poor ENTERTAINs. Mrs Fred R. Poo
was the hostess for delightful two table auc
ton party Wednesday evening, April first, a
her pleasant home on Cedar street. The guest
were seated at two small tables, which wer
decorated with Easter chickens and Dummies
The place score cards were much admired, AM
were the handiwork of Mrs. c. O. Poor. Eacf
bore different design. and all were appro
pirate to the spring season and both daint,
and effective. Grape fruit, chicken pates
hot rolls, spiced pears olives. fruit gelatin witt
whipped cream, cakes, coffee and sailed al
mcnds were included in the menu Auction
was enjoyed during the evening. Miss Evelyl
P. Morrison, who held the highest score, wa
given a pair of scissors in brass case, an
Mrs. Ralph L. Cooper received box of Pap
and Shaws chocolates. Those present include
Miss Alice P. Poor, Misses Evelyn P. and Cor
S. Morrison. Mrs. Morris L. Slugg, Mrs. Elon B
Giichrest, Miss Gladys Pitcher, Mrs. William F
Schoppe, Mrs. Ralph L. Cooper. On Frida,
afternoon Mrs. Poor gave a most enjoyabl
thimble party. Needlework was enjoyed fol
lowed by some interesting contests in whic
Miss ENERGY CHM received the prize. box q
candy. Miss Alice Poor and Mrs. Elon R Gil
chrest assisted the hostess in serving te,
sandwiches. olives, fruit gelatine and whippe
cream and cakes. Others present were Mrs
Virgil L. Hall, Mrs. Charles B. Ames. Mrs
Thomas E. Bowker. Miss Bertha Wiley. Mis-
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