The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-18

The Hospital Aid will meet with Mrs. H. H.
Carter, Bell street, next Monday afternoon
FROM THE LAW COURT. Clerk of Courts
George l. Heating has received a rescript from
the law court in the case of Carrie w. Simp-
son. Applt., in the estate of Jane A. Blethen.
An heir to an intestate estate who has received
certain portions of that estate giving receipt
which contains the words I'm full satisfaction
hereby relinquish all claims to my said
mothers estate, both personal and real, ceases
to be legally interested in that estate and is
not proper person to present petition ask
ing for the filing of an inventory. Appeal
sustained. Petition dismissed.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Miss Ethel Wood who
had an operation for appendicitis at the Waldo
County hospital returned to her home in West
Belfast Sunday. Miss Alice Stewart of Mont
Vile, who was operated upon Monday. is gain
ing we'll. Mrs. Edith Holm of Ryder, North
Dakota, is at the hospital for surgical treat
ment. :. Miss Susie Colson, who was a surgi-
cal patient, has gone to her mothers home
Mrs. Charles Decrow is at the hospital for
medical treatment. Miss Mary Rich, one of
the student nurses. left Tuesday for her home
in Lowell, Mass. to recuperate after an opera
ton for appendicitis.
A House WARMING. The housewarming at
the North Congregational church parsonage,
rendered to the members of the parish, church
and allied societies, by Rev. and Mrs. Haraden
S. Pearl, last Monday evening, was thorough
ly enjoyable occasion. A large number were
present in spite of the rain. which prevented
many others from attending. A delightful
spirit of informally prevailed. The host and
hostess met the guests at the door with cor
dial greeting. Miss Annie v. Field was up
stairs, and conducted them through the upper
rooms, all of which are most attractive. The
entire house was open to inspection, and was
much admired by all. Quantities of flowers
graced the rooms, which are attractively and
tremendously furnished. In the dining room
Miss ENERGY CHM dipped punch, which was
served byMisses Margaret Craig and Ida Garlic
ton. Among the guests were several former
parishioners, here for vacation visits, who were
cordially welcomed. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl plan
to have another similar affair in the fall,
which will be looked forward to with pleasure
PIANO RECITAL. Tuesday afternoon, June
18th, Miss Edith M. Davidson held her semi
annual pupils recital. very pleasing and
successful program was rendered by some OF
the pupils in the presence of their parents and
friends. 1t was regretted that some who were
to have taken part were unable to be present
on account of illness. Miss Davidson requires
her pupils to memorize, and some of them do
fine work in that line. After some interesting
class work, including ear training, in which
some of the children have attained remarkable
proficiency, ice cream was served. Following
is the program
Soldiers March, from "Faust," Gounod
Elizabeth Marsano and Ruth Macomber
! "Under the Trees" Porter
Charles Robbins
1.-The Chase" Ehmant
Alice Robbins
Study No, 12O from First Grade Book, Good
Moon, Thou eldest Gently
Pearl Gilchrest
Margaret Rogers
Prelude and Fughetta. Op. IL, Porter
Louise Ellis
Over the Water. Porter
Hope Dorman
Tarantella,
/ Barcarolle. Burgmuller
Grace Hazeltine
Petite valse. Karganoff
Maud Elkins
| Gavotte Pastorale. OPP. 80, \ Oscar Schmidt
Katherine Brown
Valse in E minor, F. Chopin
Ruth Macomber
Cossack Dance. E. Kronke
| Miss Macomber and Miss Davidson