The Republican journal., 1914-01-01

Z. s6f1oue operat1On for appendteien and oths
esmplications in the Taplsy hospital On Satur
day morning. i resting ~ comfortable = eal
be expected and there Is every hops for be-
speedy recovery.
Last Sunday was the coolest night Of tn,
season thus far and early Monday morning
the mercury was at zero in the city, and below
outside. In other parts Of the State from t,
II below was reported. It moderated rapidly
during the day and a milder temperature hal
since prevailed.
Mrs. Idabell Kamber Of Portland. who ha,
been in Belfast several weeks in charge of tn.
sale Of the n anufacturer's Outlet Co.. Of which
her brother in law. Mark Levine. is proprietor
has made many friends here BY her brigh
personality and straight business methods
She will leave for Portland next Tuesday.
Charles F. Thompson has bought the stock
of variety goods OF Mrs. Evelyn A. Mudgett
and is selling them off at the Harris store OF
Main street. The Manufacturers Outlet Co.
which has been occupying part of the store
is also closing out. When the store is vacated
it will be renovated, and it is understood that
the Direct Importing Co. will move there from
the Pythian block.
Many years ago The Journal library con.
tanned volume entitled "Phenixiana." The
author was Lieut.. Derby Of the U. S. Army
who wrote over the pen name of John Phoenix
The writer had met and known some of the
Al
wanted to refer to it, but found the book mis-
sing. 1t had no doubt been loaned, and the
borrower had neglected to return it. If any
one know, of its whereabouts and would ad-
wise us, or having the book in their possession
would return it. the favor would be appreciate
ed The book has special value but is of
personal interest to the writer.
The matinee dancing party given last
Thursday afternoon in Memorial hall, from
t, z, by Frank Mudgett and Alton johnson,
was a very enjoyable affair and largely attend
ed. The hall and lounging room were prettily
decorated with Christmas greens and bells.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. William M. R: n
dali, Mrs. R. H. Howes. Mrs. Morris l.. Slugg
and Miss Anne NJ Kfttredge were patron
esses, and Misses Geneva Stephenson. Kather-
inc Kittredge and Lillian Dexter assisted in
serving refreshments at intermission, when
ice cream was catered by Shire. The pre-
grams were in red and green and included
some 16 dances, which were supplemented
with several extras. At intermission, Mrs
Carl Cottrell of Stockton. who was the Christ
80 H.
delighted the party with her singing.
FOOD FAIR NOTES. The Belfast schools
Prizes will be given for the best art posters
made by students of Waldo county schools.
Gard board will be furnished free. :. Each day
there will be prizes given to the first one hum
dred women who buy tickets. These prizes
will be useful and in most cases, worth more
than the cost Of admission. For the purpose
of catering to our visitors from out of town
the doors of the Food Fair will open at 10
o'clock a. m. as last year. The Food Fair
art caenders have arrived and are ready for
distribution. :. Special rates of one and one
third fare for round trip have been granted by
the Maine Central railroad over all its lines in
Maine for the week of the Food Fair. This is
cheaper than mileage in every instance and
means that if your out of town friends wish to
come home to attend the Food Fair that they
may come on very much reduced ticket....
have been completed to have
the New England Cooking School give daily
lectures and demonstrations.
PUPILS RECITAL. The pupils of Miss Amy
E. Stoddard gave a recital at her studio, 60
Church street. Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Stoddard has these recitals often as part of
the regular course of instructions and as
for public performances The young
people all aquitted themselves with credit to
and their teacher, and satisfactory
progress was evidenced. The program:
l, Watchman's Song. Grieg
Lillian Dexter
2. Will O. the Wisp, Jungmann
Alice Sanborn
g. Christmas Song.
Robert Titherington
A. To the Springs Aurora, Behr
Dana Pattee
5. Robin, Sing, Spaulding
Played and sung by Beulah Young
g. Duet.
Evangeline Larrabee and Miss Stoddard
7. National Song: Grleg
s. Cleaning Stars, Martin
Mary narrower.
9. Waltz.
Mona Burgess
10. The. Archer, Weber
Dorothy Knox
IL. Duet, Ballet.
Madeline Copeland and Miss Stoddard
r. Hanschel & Gretel.
Carol Parker
10. Melody in minor, Grieg
Edna Curtis
IA. Arlequine, Chaminade
Marguerite Owen
Is. Minuet. Kuhlau
Blanche Jennys
It, Farewell from Home. Behr
Doris Patterson
II. JOHNNY jump up & The Quaker Lady,
Bugbee
Played and sung by Charlotte Knowlton
10. Musette, Gluck
Award Craig
10. Longing for Home. Jungmann
20 Forest Concert.
Doris Clifford
q. Mazurka Brilante, Helms
Mary Hayes and Miss Stoddard