The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-23

zee Tho rnusic had friz in his throat.
fof '"' Boston Globe
The last coal in the o."
Has WEN n-; pn in my roll that's distressing;
pn glad I'm not rio -.
ln s, last Casters lid,
VI lnS The old suit, perhaps. will stand press
"s' Bridgeport Standard.
ADRIAN F. Brown is confined to his home on
nth street with severe cold.
,,., ave April sOth) ball at Seaside Grange
ru;th music by Keyes' orchestra.
,.... rood reels of moving pictures and q
,oncert at the Opera House this, Thurs
H., evening. Advt
The Pythian Sisters will have public sup
ord entertainment in their hall to-mor-
r., Friday, evening.
The lighthouse steamer Lilac was In the
,.-bor Monday afternoon and put overheard
h.u huoy, which was taken up last winter,
,s,,ai. and replaced by red spar.
There will be meeting of the Hospital Aid
Sowing Circie Will Mfs' IL LIZ ""A ~
~, home Of Mrs. Frank R. Woodcock next
Monday afternoon.
,-,r-or Parker, son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
r.....- Celebrated his eleventh birthday Tues
n, INVITING several of his boy friends to
.essod in the evening he was the host at NOV
.,. rictures at the Colonial.
PAD and Mrs Arthur A. Blair were both Ill
H.. mast week with the prevailing severe
Ia. Mr. Blair, who had been confined to
-, he'd since Saturday, was about the house
Wednesday Mrs. Blair has practically re-
covered
M Carl Hervey Stevens is giving a SIX
u..ts course Of demonstrations of anatomy,
7u.sjays and Wednesdays at the Maine
M.Iira school, Bowdoin, to the second and
..i.5 ,est classmen. DR.. Stevens is grad
,.+.,,5 moth Bowdon and Maine Medical and
;.o,y III general practice in Belfast.
rbe arst three reels of pictures in the Sc
-ss nj the Adventures of Kathlyn. the great
rb,.. drama, the story of which has been
aiming in the leading newspapers, will be
shawn At the Colonial theatre tomorrow, Fri
dsv night. Owing to the great demand for
this series the first reels could be secured for
o-,, one night The rest of the series will be
shown al a later date. Don't miss the hrst OF
tbs story Friday night. Advt.
Ara meeting of the Waldo County Bar AS
so,ia.,,D held Tuesday evening at the Court
Hs-ss It was voted that after due investlga-
,ior and deliberation, the vote taken at
s,s, r,aeting of the Association on Feb. ~,
t414 m reation to the disbarment proceedings
agsnst Arthur Richie be and hereby is re-
scp.ea and that the County Attorney be re-
orss.43 L, take no further action in the prem
ses except to withdraw all charges or infor-
rat5,7 which may have resulted from such
vote
The Young Ladies' Social Union of the Bap-
tsr church held food and candy sale in the
gestrr asst Friday afternoon under the dlrec.
hor Of Misses Idella Knowlton, Mary Hayes,
gernice Holt and Geneva Perkins. There was
ssocia in the evening when the following pro-
graa was carried out, followed by games:
Piano solo, Jessie Innis; recitation, Geneva
ton, Clifford Tinker; song, ladies quartette,
Edna Hopkins, Winnie Morris, Edith Burgess,
Godie Curtis; defamation, Claude Nutter;
piano solu Mary Hayes; dialogue, The Rug
gIes Family; piano duet Edna Curtis and Lii
Ian llexter.
Miss Sue NJ. Partridge entertained the Hit
or Miss .ub at her home, Thursday afternoon
and evening, in honor of Mrs. John A. Fogg
and Mrs Bernes 0. Norton, to celebrate their
birthdays, 1t was a surprise to both, and one
Of the most pleasant meetings of the season.
The afternoon was spent in playing whist and
a6o clock a supper was served. The table
decorations were yellow and white jonqulls.
The place cards were original and combined
the TWO flowers. Each guest of honor was the
recipient of birthday cake. Mrs. Norton
was presented with brass jardinier filled
with uuquis, which formed the center piece
| Of the decorations, and Mrs. Fogg sterling
silver souvenir spoon of Belfast.
BASE BALL. The Eastern Maine league-or
whatever it may be called-was assured at
conference of representatives of Belfast,
South Brewer and Bangor held in Bangor April
18th Representatives from DoverFoxcroft
we're expected but were side-tracked by the
storm. However, it is we'll understood that
The twin towns will fall in with any plans
made The Belfast club was represented by
A A. Cole I'd, Ralph Darby, M. S. Jellison.
George Darby and H. C. Buzzell After fine
dinner tentative constitution was taken up
and the result was general agreement on all
Important points. 1t was voted for each club
tOappoint two members to form the executive
committee of the league. This committee will
eject the officers of the league and draw up a
Constitution and bylaws to be ratified by the
clubs and strictly adhered to. The concensus
opinion seemed to be that the schedule
should not begin much before June 10th, which
VIII give ample time for consideration of the
ue'alls There is no question as to the forma-
N'a OF the league, the only matters to be
settled being the details. These will be work.
su out by the executive committee, and an
U'aer meeting will be held to ratify the con-
'''uIon and bylaws and adopt a schedule.
'heh will probably be on four games a week
Plan
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