The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-18
~ News of Belfast.

a. Rackliff entertained st. Pat
Nh. cow .osterday at her home on Union
segsp'rS
greet Main street to repair the gas
70 dgsDs foupd that there was three feet
F.P ,ro,t u the ground
GiHU' ,ros reported in the House Tues
the arsft. ought to pass. are the fol-
2gi ns" .,4rar's Aid Society of Maine. So :
peine county General Hospital. $1,000.
S@ = Townsend. for many years clerk
RaI'si G Hall. has resigned to carry on
sitl A''4 ...r, on Lincolnville avenue with his
The ho"' pov Elingwood succeeds him in the
notbers NY
'i.'' Elmo. pictureization of Augusta J.
81 l is the attraction at the Opera
EF''' ~ friday only. A special matinee at
Hoa's VANCE in prices. All new program
sard'y
Small met with a painful accident
While cranking his auto. His right
Monica ,,,.rely strained, but he fortunately
sfn "' fracture. He is attending to his
es.ae' as usual
dos Auxiliary to the Sons of Veter-
.T-.I5 an Easter fair and ball in Memo.
s9' Anri 5th Fancy articles, home
'' .,,r and aprons will be on sale, after
ana evening
...- fvi, from out the serious East! A
,.-rt sends US this couplet, taken
.-. -,dtb China Morning Post:
III. war we see the two opposing
britannia rules the waves the
~ waves the rules. y"
,..-- Ala society of North Belfast will
,..--e4rsiument and supper in the church
Wednesday evening, March oath. The
..-,srt will consist of musical selections
,-lgI- title farce by the young people
...... .Hs4 G.rl that Paid the Bill" Admis-
;op scen-s,
next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
,ir be held with Mrs. C. E. Rhoades.
=, 1.A street. Monday afternoon, March
The lesson is from democratic Eng
-bsnter nine; THE Labor Movement
The Story of the week" from the "Inde-
5,r,.' ,,t March %. Roll-call, quotati ons
5n Var
rbonss Marshall Circle held their regular
-s.t,.s last Tuesday afternoon. At the meet
mn ,ayt Tuesday three candidates will be initi-
..s, 4-i ive-cent lunch will be served. to
.-.r line .amrades are invited. This will be
.r-r-is7 anch n honor of those whose BIRTH
..,. zane I'D the past three months and spec
,,.-afr If birthday cake will be prepared. The
--.rs viii 1--WE public dinner April 14th, con-
,f,r- beans, salads, brown andwhite bread
,,-, as pies and coffee.
Ha.zlGssIvE SUPPER. The birthdays OF
p- .-.,-ce T. Kittredge and DIR. William C.
sg ire celebrated last Monday by pro-
g-s. upper in which Mr.. and Mrs. John
r5g O and Mrs. Harry l.. kilgore, Mr.
gi N-s Ettredge and Miss Anne M. Kit
-.4zs were participants. The party met at {
5r.. . ur, Libby's apartments in the
HwRon house, High street, where grape
trJ e.s served, then adjourned to the Kill
Eo-= home t. partake of soup and fish, and
h.u ls-a ta the Fogg home, where the table
sa, decorated with jonquils, and chicken pie
;eery dives spiced pears, coffee, etc. were
served After this course dancing was enjoyed
for sbor time to music by the Victrola. The
last COURSE Vas served at the Kittredge cot
.ags 81 The foot of Condor street from two
su4 tables which bore the two birthday cakes
7- u-s my candles and consisted of fruit
sa5l. .ls5se crackers, cake, coffee, nuts anC
am lne remainder of the evening was
,=.-I 4rejag, readings and games. A fast
Ign sure was taken at each home and al
Ta,-4s- rs5s birthday celebration a granc
4.esss
a-Is -HlE AND HER WORK. At the reg.
-z.-=.7= Tuesday evening of the Woman
r 81. red Waldo Brown read very ablt
4-- --.ve paper on Madam Marie Curie
A- a- 4. This wonderful woman was
.'.aa1 Is years ago, the daughter Of
-f lgvua, naturalist and teacher il
"=n the College of Warsaw, and from
-it -. 'l77"i was associated with her father
a3-.0asat-a from him her love of science
~ The aye 9t Ia she went to Russia, where she
--E', 4.@n. etc, for the nobility;later going t.
''''7 "7F.s sae met and married Pierre Curie
"sy began their life work together with ex
Ys''--als va iadium compounds, and theil
'l1s7'.' 90 ISOLATE radium was successful ant
gave then fame and fortune. Prof Curie was
4'eI 10y an accident in the streets of Paris
A'A' EAsg began to enjoy their wealth, ane
'' "'u'W has since continued the work anc
'''el ior Their two daughters. She is person.
S''' SAo"a TO few, but her fame is secure
MITE Brown showed pictures of her holding {
-'''uus q radlum between her thumb and in
'asef as the radum lady; the heroine o.
sc" knowledge, and read many interesting
'''" ABOUT radium, its use in cancer Treatment
'' other diseases. The paper 9Th,
rr ''As"ea Hsst'--by Mrs. Giles G. Abbot
postponed to Tuesday, April 9Th.