The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-11-05

Captain Alonzo c. Bach elder is in charge of
the furniture store Of H. E. Mcdonald, during
the Iatter's absence on his annual hunting trip.
Miss Flossie Heal, who has just finished
business course at Burdetts college, Boston,
and recei we'd her diploma, has taken position
in The Dinsmore store.
The children in the lower grades of the
schools of this city have given sum OF money
to the Longfelow society for the fund for the
purchase of Longfellow's birthplace in Portland
and will have their names written in a book
which will be shown at the house when it is
re ldy for inspection.
The Woman's Alliance of the First Parish
(Unitarian) will meet at the home of Mrs.
Albert M. Carter and Miss Charlotte W. Col
burn, Church street, this. Thursday. afternoon
at three o'clock AS announced last week
''Some Alliance Opportunities" paper writ
ten by Mrs. Lucy Bartlett Walsh for the New
England Associate Alliance, will be read by
Miss Frances Chase. and Miss Melvena v.
Parker will relate her personal experiences as
"a Refugee in Europe" An urgent invitation
is extended to all the women of the parish who
are not connected with this organization to
become Alliance members.
Messrs T. Frank Parker, Robert F. Dunton,
turned last week from hunting trips in North
ern Maine, Mr.. Clement was accompanied by
his son. John C. Clement of Seal Harbor, and
each got a deer. Mr.. Parker brought home
deer. Thursday Col. H. E. Mcdonald and
Elon B. Gilchrest left on hunting trip. going
to Bangor, where they were to meet friends
in Mr.. Gilchrest's car, and taking train there
for Northern Maine. Jerry E. Hayes of this
CITY. Benson Gilkey, Loranus F. and Joseph A.
Pendleton of Islesboro left Monday for
hunting trip in the vicinity of Patten. Messrs.
Mcdonald and Gilchrest returned Monday,
bringing some cartridges, but did not get
deer. Chester Worthing and Austin Jewett re-
turned Monday night from hunting trip in
the vicinity of Northeast Carry. Mr.. Worth
ing having fine doe, and Mr.. Jewett big
buck. Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Gross returned from a hunting trip near
Greenville Junction, each with two does.
THE WoMAN's CLUB. The November meet
ing of the Woman's Club was held Monday
afternoon, Mrs. Amos Clement presiding
Eighteen members were present and tive new
members wefe voted in: Mrs. Mary S. Harri'
man, Mrs. D. p Palmer, Mrs. A. W. Heating
Misses Charlotte W. Colburn and Maude M
Milliken. It was voted to have public fooe
sale, Saturday, Nov. 14th, as a contribution t.
the deficit at the Home for Aged Women
Mrs, Charles M. Craig and Mrs. Ben Hazel
tine will have charge of the sale and will b.
pleased to have con tributions sent to the clul
room at the time of the sale. Tea will b.
served at the room during the afternoon. Th'
club hopes in the near future to maintain I
district nurse and Miss Sanderson of the Wal
do County hospital. by invitation. read pape
on the duties, needs. etc.. of district nurse
A vote of thanks was extended Miss Sander
son for her interesting paper. An informa
discussion and questions followed. At the De
ceaber meeting Mrs. Carl H. Stevens vii
read paper written by Miss Nelson of Port
land on "a Days Experience of a Distric
Nurse" Mrs, Clement told of the expert
ences of the Bangor club in the matter o
district nursing,