The Republican journal., 1914-10-08
The News of Belfast.

al Bowman entered the TapleJ
a'' .,.+ week for surgical operation.
,..r.4 saoles. for several years witt
WIS., .4,rz IN Church street, has entered
-.-..a, IF James H. Howes.
@ be fair and food sale by the
49,. p5srltal Ala and Hospital Club the
-.... October Particulars next week.
u.,.. Moore, who recently sold her
.,-,rr street, has bought the Ches-
-rs.s-usou farm il East Belfast and
ns.a session.
,,o7, IN the Woman's Club room on
-.l. mas been closed and Mrs. Ada
...s seo conducted it the past season.
.........- @, visit relatives and friends In
gs.srae.
-,... Waterman has sold his house on
-..,-..- ss=, 20 Horace Morton of Chicago
,l-..l who will probably take possess
--,,v Mr.. Waterman has made no
3.aars plans.
.4 l.Jsa6s has built bulkhead along
.. ...-.. .-5Ht of the property south of the
.......... .-tarf formerly owned by Charles
60. s .sh will be utilized in hauling out
.as oluter.
~.. r.s.gg Of the creditors in the cases of
g-.-g . -g-psnks and Philemon w. Pitcher,
,,.sa,s. aJeh was to have been held at Dun
t,. V,r.e office Friday. Oct. 9th, has been
,.s.,,r.3 f. oct. I'D on account of the sick
nsss yau x Mason, referee in bankruptcy.
Sir .,G Mrs. ] L. Sleeper entertained the
taar.s 1ests At house party at the Cot
,.-.s.-e on Race street last Sunday. Mrs.
r.-. lavis Mrs. EVE c. Burke, Miss
s,,sr Gardner, Chas r. Coombs and family
srs s.s.t Miss Bertha Chute of Webster,
Mass. sts. Carrie c, Matthews and Miss
Na.ae NJ Matthews.
Va Vaadal and Mrs. Willard Boardman,
Nls 8sasr Hall, Mrs Harry Babbldge, Mrs.
jys.lH 4a5 Mrs. Dorothy Pendleton, Misses
Nsl- combs, Evelyn Pendleton and Grace
Gasst.- sIesboro, schoolday friends of Mrs.
6s.r= Kittridge, were her house guests
5g.. Sunday at Penobscot Lodge and at the
A..r -e cottage on Condor street.
a=s.aa meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
-l.- sd. W. held with Mrs. c. A. Hubbard,
Pc. -.-.l Monday afternoon, Oct. 18th. A
ia s5.. aaes of members is requested as
son l...taat business matters will come be-
tos ae-tmg The arrangements for the
yss- s-y are to be decided. ALI who are
a-s.- aaeianing the C, L. s. C. work are
rye
l->uau THE FESTIVAL. Among the Bel
t4s people who attended the Maine Music
Eesl l Bangor last week were Mr.. and
Ir. liner a. Sherman, Mrs. Albert &. Bur-
ks, Yrs Len Hazeltine, Miss Maud M. Mil
,iseu ar ana Mrs Joseph Tyler, Mr.. and
Nr G4ha H. Howes, Alfred and Miss Hem
retta johnson, Nj. and Mrs. George A. and
Miss Katherine c. Quimby, Mr.. and Mrs. E. K.
Fierce MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Richie, Miss
Luaeaa lde, Miss Amy E. Stoddard, Mrs. Fred
hlool Mrs Susan C. Carter, Miss Charlotte
". Cvlluru Mrs. George A. Gilchrest, Misses
Annie L. Barr and Grace H. Hall, Mrs. Amos
Clement ard son, Stephen Clement, Rev. and
Mrs harsien 5. Pearl, Misses Maude E. Bar
ker and Anne NJ. Kttredge, Henry Mudgett.
Dr. Foster e.. Small, George Hart, Mrs. W. J :,
and ii IS Doris Clifford, Mrs. ]. K. bennett.
MILLINERY OPENING. Miss Louisa H. Fer
glsou millinery opening last Saturday was
!afesl attended and well patronized. Her
Iesolg hats were in black. but others were
made RI King Georges red, midnight blue,
lete-le-nlger, yellow, peacock, ripe plum
b!'nop AMI royal purple. The new shapes
are Tie Scotch turban, Rembrant crowns,
a'opng crown and Georgiette sailors, the en-
's'vpe ana four-pointed models and the large
picture bats Among the novel trimming ideas
ai5 Tue single rose, metal birds, gold and
SILVER Ornaments. ostrich pompons with flower
.snEsrs handmade flowers, ribbon ornaments,
4'! hugs AID true lovers knots. Fur trim
Mag d. monkey, ermine, skunk and seal are
Fpu Ar ard the burnt ostrich bands and tips
aye DECIDEDLY new. Miss Ferguson also showed
'4e newest IDEAS in fancy ribbon girdles.