The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-12-10
H. News Of Belfast.
MORAL TO THIS.

MORAL TO THIS.
rour Christmas shopping early
pc,,;ed a merchant every day
"a he year by year got surly
Az anse they didn't do that way.
alan he had one of his lunches
and began to advertise
tbe people came in punches.
SG NV was not that merchant wise?
Press.
Amelia c. Skay, Miss Emma Skay, Mrs
~ p;-d and P w. and H. R. Skay publish a
I'D Of thanks
.rbl,c schools will all close tomorrow,
~. for the Christmas vacation of two
i r. They will reopen Monday. Dec. 18th.
a.. William H. Hall. who was injured at her
an Congress street some weeks ago, is
'r wing slowly, although still confined to her
I'd
o-.,s White Barker Tent, D. of v. will meet
,.cocs this, Thursday ,eveningin Memorial
y" There will be initiation and the reports
.4ears will be given.
AZ 4. T. Gay has begun the decoration of
.ssmby room and outer hall of the Me-
.o. 5u ding. The upper walls will be in
,,.-g .lors and the lower in paint.
dis. 4-va Sylvester fell at her home in
,esruon house on Congress street last Sum
.,aarn.ag and severely strained the muscles
t,s- bu. which will probably trouble her for
.as --as.
s.s Marian Hazeltne and Miss Katherine
,..o}, eatertained the Saturday auction
sllrday afternoon at the home of
l.-.--= grandmother, Mrs, C. B. Hazel
NH. .u.ss Hill
-r ia Sewing Club will meet with
b.. f.aard Perkins, Union street, Friday
.sr g. Dec. 18th. Picnic supper at
t... d.. which all members of the council
.,-r.l miles are invited.
-s ladies' Of the Baptist church and society
& rig= sale and supper in Memorial Hall,
Eames1ay. Dec. 10th. The sale will include
a-e, 4rries, aprons, caps, dolls, dolls furni-
r,s u stery tree, candy, preserves and
,.r supper will be served at o'clock, adj
a.,t,a 81 cents.
-ra next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
ir.s will be held with Mrs. Samuel Adams,
NJ. lsru at 2 p. m. The lesson will be from
te l.. S c. book, English .Hedgerows."
asplegs three, four and FIVE; roll CALL current
GENTS from the STORY of the Week" in the
ad,{ =1ieut' of Dec. 7th. program relat-
gg to t1p cs studied will follow the lesson.
4. a..rested in C. L. S. C. work are invited.
Id- 4-o.iyn bridge Club organized last week
toe home of Mrs Samuel H. Lord met last
Aaldaj evening with Miss Carrie E. Gilmore,
It has 5reu named the Octagon Auction Club
gt s generally meet Wednesdays. They
plan 90 have several picnic suppers during
the season. Mrs. S. H. Lord won the prize,
ilr,y lresden ribbon pin case, filled. The next
meeting viii be with Miss Grace A. Lord
Wednesday evening, Dec. 10th.
The following progr am was given last Tues
day afternoon at the regular meeting of Thorn
E L. Marshall Circle: Duet" We shall meet
N We shall miss him." Mrs. Lottie Mcdonald
aid Mrs. Minnie Gay; reading, Holding the
BsbT' Dora Bridges; reading" Christmas
Spirit Mrs. Shuman; reading, Making Pies"
gEs' Daniels; reading patriotic Amuse-
nsnts Mrs Patterson. Another program will
aglven at the meeting on Dec. 22nd.
Toe annual meeting of the Belfast Board of
lEsde viii be held tomorrow, Friday, evening
a l5) oclock, and good attendance is de-
sired. The Board of Trade has ACCOMPLISHED
nue. lunng the past year, considering the
l-a1e- II. members, land a steady movement is
beng made for promoting the interests of
Belfast The organization should number
more sAn POO and it is hoped that following
Ibis 5a -aI election there will be new stimu-
Nf RS -ain In membership which will give
lie ar Of Trade the standing it deserves.
a1us meating it is expected that Superip-
Tl1e'r Schools W. B, Woodbury. will speak
'1e natter of new school building.