The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-12-03

Mrs. Alice C. Bramhall and son Theodore
have taken rooms in the Dolloff house, corner
of Congress and James street,
Charles E. Bicknell of Rockland was in Bel
fast last week looking over the work to be
done on the post office building with view to
bidding on it.
RED CROSS WORK. Last Friday afternoon
eighteen women met in the Belfast Womens
Club room and under the direction of Miss
Annie V. Field, Mrs. Carl H. Stevens and Miss
| Helen Sanderson, the latter two graduate
nurses. opened headquarters for the receiving
I and packing of articles to be sent to the
| National R ed Cross Society. A large number
of bandages and dressings were prepared and
$2l in cash was contributed to buy material,
| 1t is earnestly requested that all who have
old linen or soft cotton will donate it for that
purpose. 1t is planned now to have the room
open each Friday afternoon for work and any
woman in the city who wishes to help will be
cordially welcomed. Further particulars will
| be given later, with list of articles to be knit
| ted or donated for the sufferers on the other
side The Bangor Red Cross Society have
sent some jackets for the Belfast Woman's
| Club to work on and an invitation is extend
ed for all who can come to the club room to-
morrow, Friday, afternoon from to 5 o'clock
and assist in the work.
A MUSICAL AND HUMOROUS ENTERTAIN
MENT. The next number of the Entertainment
Course will occur Tuesday evening, Dec. 9Th.
when Roger & Griley will furnish a musical
and humorous entertainment. This comblna-
ton has been very successful In furnishing
first class entertainments. Their program has
been selected with especial care and comprises
what is best and choicest in the realm of litera-
ture and music. No adequate description can
be given of the beauty embodied in the artls-
tic rendition of gems of literature when inter-
preted by the accompaniment of the harp.
The instrument is peculiarly adapted to the
human voice and the selections of two artists
given together produce an impression that
fingers in the memory. 1t is an intellectual
program for quick witted, broad minded. lib
eral thinking, cultivated audiences. Mr.. Rog-
ers is harpist who has had experience with
great mary of the first class musical organ
izations of the country. He is equalled by
few and surpassed by none in the United
States. Mr.. Grllley is a graduate of the En-
erson School of Oratory of Boston and was
seven years member of the faculty of that
college He is also the author of many of the
most popular songs and Rotations used in
the Lyceum platform today. Mr.. Grilley has
made over two hundred appearances in Boston,
eleven appearances in the Boston Y. M. c. A.
course. and has appeared three times in nearly
two hundred towns. Rogers and Grilley have
been associated together for fifteen years or
more and have appeared in recitals together
in nearly every State in the union.
Judging from the reports which we have
from all sources we feel safe in saying
that there is rare treat in store for Bel
fast people on Tuesday evening, Dec. 9Th
| Tickets for this entertainment may be secur-
ed at Pitchers music store any time before
the evening of he entertainment, and at the
door on the evening of the entertainment.