The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-29

Chester c. Worthing and Austin Jewett left
last Saturday on hunting trip in the vicinity
of Northeast Carry.
Episode No, 10 of the Million Dollar Mys-
terry will be shown at the Belfast Opera House
next Monday and Tuesday.
The last two part picture in the advent
ures Of Kathlyn' series will be at the Colonial
theater Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Wentworth Of Lincolnville is
building bungalow on the site of the old Pho
neer cottage at Temple Heights.
Mr.J. w. Price has closed his store at Bay
side and with Mrs. Price returned to their
Pearl street home for the winter.
A meeting of the Food Fair committee will
be held at the Office of Orrin J. Dickey this.
Thursday, evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Cora Frye Bills of Redlands, formerly
of Belfast, has sent a check of $50 to be applied
to the deficit at the Home for Aged Women.
Clarence E. Hall was in Portland last week
in attendance upon the Maine Grand Lodge. l.
O. o. F., and took degrees in the Grand En-
campment
Charles r. Coombs and his guest, Herbert
W. Thorndike of Rockland. left Monday for
hunting trip in Troy, where they will be
guests of Walter Hillman.
Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley plans to let her
residence on Church street and will spend the
winter with the family of her brother, Walter
B. Kelley, in St. Anthony Park, MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Curtis are both i'll
at their home on Condor street, the former
with a serious kidney trouble and the latter
with blood poisoning in her hand. They have
the sympathy of all who know them.
C. W. Wescott, treasurer of the Belfast
Home for Aged Women, wishes to publicly ac-
knowledge the receipt of SIS check from the
Woman's Bible class of the Baptist Sunda y
school, the first free will offering on the $342
deficit of 1914.
Rev. Ashley A. Smith of Bangor, formerly
pastor of the Universalist church, Belfast, has
bought the house in Bangor willed to the Sec
ond Baptist church of that city by the late
Mrs. George W. Gorham, once resident of
Belfast and frequent visitor here in her later
years.
The first parish meeting of the season of the
Baptist society was held Friday evening with
Deacon and Mrs. Charles E. Rhoades, High
street. large number attended and the
evening was spent socially with games, etc,
and reading by Miss Helen Brier. Cake and
cocoa were served.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast post Of
flee for the week ending Oct. 9th: Ladies'
Mrs. Lillian Curtis, Mrs. w. Hyams, Efie V.
V. Knox, Mrs. Stillman Moon, Miss Jessie M.
Paine, Mrs. Carrie Proctor, Mrs. T. M. Woods.
Gentemen-John A. Dodge, Harold S. Dexter,
Gorges Flager. VIM. Irving, Harry H. Palmer
Roland Robbins, Charles Russell.
Fred Waldo Brown, Esq. was called to Port
land Wednesday to attend hearing, before
Justice George E. Bird in the contested will
case of the late Henrietta C. Nichols of Sears
port This case had several hearings in the
Waldo County Probate Court, was taken on
appeal to the September term of the S. ].
Court and referred bv consent of counsel to
Judge Bird.
evening at the regular meeting of the Sons of
Veterans by State commander DR.. W. o. Cobb
and Senior Vice Commander o. P. Aver.
Thomas H. Marshall Post and Ladies Circle,
the Daughters of Veterans and Ladies Auxili-
airy, will be guests. Supper will be served at
6 o'clock. McKeen's orchestra will furnish
music during the supper hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Robertson, Miss
Idella D. Knowlton, Mayford Morris. Donald
Hall and Eugene Cannon autoed to Searsport
Monday to take the early train to Oakfeld.
where they Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Coney Plum
mer, the party then going to the Plummer's
log cabin, seven miles in the wood in town
ship No. 3, for two weeks outing and hunting.
The dancing party given last Friday by the
seniors of the Belfast high school was success
and $1s or more were made to help defray the
expenses of the class on the proposed Washing
ton trip next March. Miss Marian Hazeltine
and Miss Leona Achorn of the faculty were
chaperons and candy table was presided over
by Miss Blanche Jenneys. The seniors will
later give a supper and also play to add to
the Washington fund.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury entertained the MEM
bers of the Old Acquaintance club Friday even
ing at her home on Northport avenue. An
old fashioned boiled dinner was served at
6 o'clock, and the evening was devoted to
bridge. The guests were Mrs. Ben Hazeltine,
Miss Grace A. Lord, Mrs. James c. Durham,
Mrs Charles H. Walden, Mrs. Elbridge 5.
Pitcher, Mrs. Harry w. Clark, Mrs. Jennie
Mudgett, Mrs. Clarence E. Proctor, Miss Car
RE Gilmore, Mrs. O. E. Frost.
A HOSPITAL BENEFIT. The sale, supper and
dance in Memorial Hall Tuesday afternoon and
evening under the auspices OF the Waldo
County Hospital Aid and the Hospital Club
were very successful and enjoyable. At the
sale the tables were in charge Of the following
ladies: Mrs. Leroy A. Weber. cap table; Miss
Annie v. Field, apron and fancy work table;
Mrs. Giles G. Abbott, fr-pillow table, All the
articles were sold. The supper tables were
under the direction of Mrs. Julia G. McKeen,
chairman. Mrs. Adelbert Millett, Mrs. ID h.
Carter. Mrs. o. S. Vickery. Mrs. Joselyn, Mrs.
Frank 1. Wilson, Mrs. Maine Hills. Mrs Harry
l.. Kilgore, Misses Ethel E. Frost, Alice T.
Simmons, Anne M Kittridge and Margaret l..
Keene. The tables were in Halloween decora-
tions. with centerpleces of jack o'lanterns and