The Republican journal., 1914-11-19

The Hospital Club met last Tuesday evening
with Miss Carrie N. Grsenlaw 1t her home on
Northport avenue.
The Benevolent Club Of Poors Mill will have
supper and entertainment at their hall Tues
day evening, Nov. oath.
The Ladies' Of the North Church will have q
sale of food. aprons and toys in the church YES
try Wednesday, Dec. 1st
Mrs. NJ. c. Hill, the president. entertained
the Ladies Circle Of the North church Tues
day afternoon at her home on Miller street.
B. H. Mudgett and J. E. Hayes OF this city
and Joseph and L. F. Pendlston and Benson
Gilkey Of Islesboro returned last Saturday
from hunting trip in Northern Maine with
their full quo ia of deer and number of part
ridges.
Mrs. Belle Gates has received very large
order for army coats. They are to be lined
with sheepskin and Mrs. Cafes has installed
heavier machines in her shop and will employ
men to do part Of the work.
The greatest apple show ever held in Maine
opened in City Hall, Bangor, last Tuesday
SVculuk uu OcE Luc UlISCIlOu VI SuS IA oluC 0tote
Pathological society. Among the well-known
apple growers of the State represented by
displays were Harry Littlefield of Brooks and
A. L. Blaisdell of Winterport.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor and Castle North. K. o. K. A., bot h
of the North church, will hold joint sociable in
the vestry tomorrow, Friday, night. A musical
program will be followed by games. Refresh
ments will be served.
The steamer Castine, Capt. Coombs, COM
pleted her season on the Bangor and Castine
Belfast, Islesboro, Castine and Brooksville
route in place of the Golden Rod. The latter
will undergo the usual overhauling of hull and
machinery preparatory for the next seasons
business.
Capt. F. L. Greene arrived from Belfast
Saturday with his new launch, the Evelyn,
built by Coombs, the well known boat builder
of that city. She is handsome craft 80 feet
long and feet wide; built of the best material.
and finely finished up The cabin takes nearly
half her length and easily accommodates half
a dozen persons. She is fitted with Peerless
engine. with h. p. auxiliary engine for use
in case of accident to the larger one.-Deer
Isle Messenger.
Good progress is now being made on the
State road in process of construction from
Lincolnville to Northport. That part known
Section l., from the Linconville line to Satur-
day Cove, will be completed this fall, and as
much more as the weather will allow. Work in
Northport is going on as far as Charles
Dickey's and it will eventually go through to
Bangor. About 200 men and 40 teams are
employed on the work, under the direction of
George Morgan, contractor and superintendent
with H. H. Howe as resident engineer.
AT the regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
of Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the
G. A R., the following program was greatly
enjoyed: Remarks for the Good of the Order
by Mrs. Augusta Fletcher, president; piano
solo, Mrs. A. 7. Gay; essay The Star Span
gled Banner, Mrs. Julia G. McKeen; reading,
Food for Thought, Mrs. Warren A. Nichols.
Forty, including the members of the Post and
friends, sat down to the Scent lunch that fol-
lowed the program. At the meeting next
Tuesday program of unusual interest will be
given