The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-01-22

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BROOKS
John 3. MeAulifte. who last fall sold his
grocery store ct e Main street to Clyde 2.
.Pettse and Henry B. Weseott, has opened =
grocery store in the Charles E. Knowlton store
Non Phoenix Row.
Mr.. v. L. Hall exhibited last Saturday q
freak apple he found IN lot raised on his
place on upper High street. The apple was of
ordinary size, four Hfths Roxbury russell and
one-fifth Maidens blush. the latter showing as
plainly as if cut with . knife and inserted in
the russell.
The s. s. S. Club Of sixteen young ladies' had
. moving picture party Monday ever ing at the
Belfast Opera House and later went to the
Jellison restaurant for, supper, the menu in
GLIDING chicken salad. sandwiches, cake. cof-
fee and ice cream! This varied the regular
entertainment OF sewing.
The Saturday Auction Club was entertained
BY Mrs. Ralph L. Cooper last week, and q sup.
per was served by Mrs. Cooper. Miss Evelyn
P. Morrison and Mrs. William F. Schoppe. Mrs.
Morris L. Slugg held the highest score for the
third wesk in succession. Miss Gladys Pitcher
will entertain the club next week.
Miss Blanche Jenneys. daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. c. w. Jenneys, . Junior in the Belfast
nigh school, was operated upon for appendi-
citis in the Tapley hospital Jan. 18th. The
operation was very successful she passed q
good night and her early recovery is expected.
Last Friday her many girl friends gave her a
post card shower.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
tiers remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
office for the week ending Jan. 10th: Ladies'
Mrs. Sadie Fletcher. e letters.) Mrs. Edith
Irving Mrs. u. M. Moody, Miss Serena Nc.
Kenzie. Gentlemen-L. NJ. Boothby. H. L.
Hutchinson, Eugene NJ. Taylor, M. D.. E. L
Wade, White Dirt Destroyer Co.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqus
Circle will be held with Mrs. Herbert S. Morey
a. Miller street, Monday afternoon, January
18th. Roll-call, Current Events; lesson, chap
ters nine, ten and eleven from the C. L. S. c
book, "The Message of Greek Art;;'' program
Story of the persian Wars" reading GAS thu
Alien sees HIMSELF" paper, The Battle O.
Marathon All interested in c. L. S. c. studie'
are cordially invited.
The Edison film shown last T hur. day nigh
at The Colonial was taken wholly in Searspor
last summer. One portion of it was made il
front of the Searsport House and friends il
the audience had no trouble in picking gu
Landlord and Mrs. Frank French, formerly o
this city, who were sitting on the porch. Fri
day and Saturday night pictures made in Cam
den and Rockland were shown and every nigh
this week the pictures are of local scenes.
Mrs. Virgil L. Hall and Miss Grace H. Hal
gave very enjoyable afternoon party Jan
18th at the home of the former. II Congress
street. in honor of Mrs David l.. Wilson, VIII
leaves within few weeks for Bath, where MI
Wilson will became pastor of the Central Con
gregational church. The afternoon was spen
in sewing and at o'clock delicious suppe
was served in the dining room at a handsomel.
appointed table. The place cards were dalnt.
and the menu included chicken salad. rolls
olives, pineapple ices, cake, coffee and Dol
bons.
WEST BELFAST There will be free exten
sion school held at Equity Grange hall by Pref
Redman of the U. of M. and his assistants OF
Jan. 18th, 3Oth and 31st, from to IL in tn
morning and from l to in the afternoon
Some of the subjects taken up will be Anima
Industry; Composing the Food for Feeding
and Feeding the Animals. Each member tina
attends is requested to bring quart of tn
feed they use. Other lectures and demonstra
tions will be given. Miss Kathleen Morri
is quite sick and is attended by DR.. Elme
Small Mrs. Hester Sanker. who has bee
sick, is improving.
POSTAL NOTES. The Fourth Assistant Post
master General, under date of Jan. IL, 1871
issued an order revoking former order direct
ing the Postmaster to supply families residin
in East Belfast by rural carrier, effective Jar
l6, 1914. The proposed changes in the deliv
cry of mail which were spoken of by the locs
papers two weeks ago will not be made. l
this connection it may be we'll to explain tina
the delivery of mail matter by carriers is re
stricted by law to radius of one mile frol
the Belfast postofice. Some dissatisfactio
having been expressed with the service on tn
east side postoffice inspector was sent her
last summer and accompanied by Postmaste
Carleton called upon every person served b
carrier. With one exception they wished
have their mail delivered by the R. F. D. cal
riers. and Postmaster Carleton received il
structions to make this change, the me-
arrangement to go into effect Jan. 18th. Blu
the one person opposed to the change drew u
petition against it, got the signatures of a
who had favored it and forwarded it to Wash
ington, with the result that the order was re
scinded. With the mail delivered BY the R.
D. carriers the morning dailies would reac
subscribers on the east side about II q. m. B
carrier the mail is not delivered until nigh
and in case the train is late or there is a heav
storm no delivery Is made. and Inst week th
east side mail was delayed for 4S hours.
If you enjoy Havana. Cigars try Pea
Brook made from Cuban Tobacco grown
Maine. For sale at all dealers.
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