The Republican journal., 1914-11-19
The News of Belfast.


Grange hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 25th.
Messrs. l. L. Perry and Fred R. Poor left by
train Monday for hunting trip in Northern
Maine.
to her home the past two weeks, i'll with neu-
ralgia.
The Universalist Ladies' Circle will meet
with Mrs. George E. johnson, this, Thursday,
afternoon.
The Belfast Gun Club will have shoot
Thanksgiving day on their grounds, foot of
Allyn street.
The sewing circle of the Woman's Hospital
Aid will meet with Mrs. James McKeen next
Monday afternoon.
The W. G. T. U. will hold meeting for
"tacking bee" with Mrs. Isaiah w. Cross Fri
day, at 2 p. m sharp.
Miss Alice E. Aborn has returned to her
duties in the Carle & Jones dry goods depart
ment after two weeks illness.
The Waldo County Hospital donations will
be postponed from Thanksgiving to Christmas
this year.
Elmer B. Decrow returned Wednesday from
Bangor, where he had been the past week in
the Paine hospital for surgical treatment.
VIM. H. Mcintosh is having a roof window
l8 feet in length built on the north side of his
house and is otherwise improving his property.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton have moved into
their new and attractive cottage home on Bay
view street extension. The house has six
rooms and bath and front and back verandas.
Mrs, A. J. Morrison entertained the Thereces
Club and substitutes last Friday evening.
Welsh rare bit with oysters on saltines, olives,
chocolate cake, cream pie and coffee were
served,
The ladies' of the Baptist church are plan
ming to have a sale in Memorial hail. Dec, 18th,
of useful and fancy articles, to be followed by
a public supper and entertainment Further
particulars will be given next week.
The entertainment, '.Ye Singing School of
ye Olden Time,'' will be given in the Baptist
vestry, Wednesday evening, Nov. 25th. Ad-
mission 20 cents; children under IL years 10
cents. Come and bring your friends.
Belfast friends have received cards from
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Hemingway of Kansas
City NO., announcing The arrival, Nov. 7th of
a daughter, Eleanor, Mrs. Hemminway was
formerly Dorothy Rust, daughter of Mrs. Eu-
gene Rust.
1t is expected to have the Mcclellan house,
which is to be occupied by the North Primary
school, ready for the opening of the winter
term on Dec. 28th. The carpenter work is
nearly completed and the heating plant is
being installed.
The Womens Alliance of the First Parish
(Unitarian) will meet at the home of Mrs
George A. Quimby. Miller street. this, Thurs
day, afternoon at o'clock. A prompt attend
ance is desired. A paper will be given by
Mrs. J. w. Frederick; subject, "The Spanish
Missions of California"
A hearing was held Monday by the munici-
pal officers, Mayor Dunton presiding. on the
premises of Arthur E. Stantial, East Belfast,
to act on his petition for permission to con-
struct weir on his shore privilege. No one
appeared in opposition and the prayer of the
petitioner was granted.
Wesley Wood. while spending the weekend
with a friend, Kenneth Wyman, in Lincoln
vile, shot a deer. The Two boys had been
hunting rabbits all day when suddenly in the
afternoon, Saturday. Wood ran on to deer
lying still in a large swamp. Hastily firing ne
shot the deer before it could get up and run.
Wy Lo, %,l>o tha ~
Capt A. c. Bachelor on Ceder street for the
winter, furnished, and his niece, Miss Annie
Simonton, will act as his housekeeper. Capt.
and Mrs. Bachelor will 60 to Boston for the
winter. and Mr.. Burkett will have the house
from the first of December until the first of
May.
At the annual meeting, Nov. 18th, of the
Waldo Trust Co. the following officers were
M. L. Slugg; treasurer. Wilson Ellis; assistant
treasurer, T. Frank Parker; executive board.
O. E. Frost, James H. Howes, Wilmer j. Dor
man, John R. Dunton, Ralph L. Cooper. VIM.
H. Hall. Ralph D. Southworth, M. L. Slugg.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be held with Mrs. Herbert Morey
"A Miller street, Monday afternoon, Nov. 23d.
The roll-call, Events of English History from
1915. 1926; lesson from chapters thirteen and
fourteen of the c. l.. S. c. book, Through
England with Tennyson;" required reading
from the .'Independent" of November 18th,
..The Story of the Week."
Mr.. John R. Waterman, who recently sold
his house on Congress street to Horace Morton
of Chicago, has moved with his family to the
Henry Davidson farm about 1-2 miles out on
the Tufts road. They will make home for
Mr.. Davidson, who is ill, having recently been
operated on in Bangor. N-r. Waterman has
piyen up his clerkship in the Ben D. Field
grocery store, for the present at least
There will be meeting of the Home and
School Association in the High school room
next Monday evening at 7.3a o'clock. The
entertainme mt will be furnished by the History
Glass of the High school. Twenty or more
war pictures will be thrown on the. Balliopticon
screen and the pupils will explain the scenes.
There will be discussion, pro and con. of the
suggested building High school building on
the Mcclellan property, recently bought by the
city.