The Republican journal., 1915-01-14
The News of Belfast.

shute has returned to his employment
Wv ,hoe factory, after being confined to his
~ t,r some time by illness.
ladies' Auxiliary of A. E. Clark Camp,
- will have a whist party and dance
hall next Monday evening.
.,eeting of the Women's Alliance of
lp INST Parish (Unitarian) church has been
As nod until Thursday, January 21st.
P''' -..-nsr meeting of the sewing circle of
'p ans Hospital Aid will be held with
p' .g president, Mrs. H. H. Carter, Bell
p' next saturday at p. m.
vill be a regular meeting of the Bel
I'D Fair committee this, Thursday, even
49, 80 o'clock with Secretary Dickey to
ns the final arrangements for the pro-
,-,,nq Ladies Social Union will have
"a four food sales at the Baptist church
".rasv afternoons. The first one will be
ian 2grd and will be in charge of Misses
.,.,s "A Hayes and Frances A. Sargent.
-s>+ meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
..u he held with Mrs. Lewis F. Can
congress street, Monday afternoon,
,sr1 The lesson is from the c. L. S. c,
'' ...rsplsh Hedgerows," chapters 10 to %,
.~ia-v of the Week" from the Inde-
,--. AN. 18th. Roll-cal, select quota
-o,
.-a- meeting of the Belfast Board of
-.7- .... . cid tomorrow, Friday. evening
rr4rs IN High street to consider sew
-.at matters aud make the fin ar
.- fur the banquet to Prof. Ralph P.
..,.. r he University of Maine, which
...-.s.s- the near future in the Congre-
..s.. ..4rch parlors. Prof. Mitchell will
,.s- Us Clubs"
.......ssB LETTERS. The foil loving letters
- rcaled for in the Belfast post
A. me week ending Jan. 18th. Ladies'
,,.. t-.t Anderson, MISS Bette Brown, Hat
7-.5Isy. Helen R. Hills, Mrs. Geo. F..
,,,.- 4-- Geo o. Scott, Mrs. Annie York.
Fan. lem Fred Curtis, R. P. Hazard Pres,
p.-s .gne, F. A. Manchester, Charles B.
p..rs aurge Raymond.
V- mi Mrs Samuel H. Lord, who recently
.7gsz.i h tenement in the S. G. Swift house.
Al 1.gsr street., have decided not to take it,
,a. -xrslt to move in May to the l. l.. Will
s.r1 Has= on Northport avenue. Mr.. and
,.. John v knight will move into the Swift
.45 .ha first of February, and Mr.. and MRS.
Jsoa. James and John Sanborn will move
.,1s Is, nd house from Main street.
V...a.c4 P. Poor entertained at her home
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 9th, in honor of
Mrs. Charles B. Ames. The afternoon was
. efta wing and cards and Mrs. Ames
#r several songs. Supper was served be-
q. pen fireplace. The other guests
,s.. i-s Herbert l.. Seekins, Mrs. Clarence
Frsg Mrs Herbert A. Drinkwater, Mrs.
-s Poor, Mrs. Clarence W. Proctor and
Ms. Aay stoddard.
,ae andy made in New Hampshire by
h-p 5ents of Belfast was sent by Bel
a s as q Christmas gift to friend in
lr- lad was so appreciated by the recipi-
I'll a- size sent a sample home to her family
fat-sr, That really seemed worth an
t5g 7t candy was made by the Misses
A-a- and Elizabeth Jones, daughters of Mr..
90. N-5 mes W. Jones, now of Concord. n
L.. sH. have built up large candy business
mo- 10 New Hampshire from Belfast.
4s FL S. SENIOR SUPPER. The public
MIss Memorial hall last Friday evening,
.-0-i tJr the senior class trip to Wash
rs'r 70 C., was we'll attended and the pro-
.segs aer= about $50 The menu included
aa nests, beans, escaloped clans, salads,
1aa-s .arts hot rolls, cake, fancy pies and
2@=s Kisses Melvina V. Parker, Leonia
acorn Marian Hazeltine the teachers of
ID. and Mrs, William Holt, Mrs. Geo.
-.t- and Mrs Eva Jennys assisted in
17.ay.-a Ia charge of the tables and serv-
ls HH annette Holt, Marguerite Owen,
'es laude Field, Hazel Sheldon, Lii
-a %, Leota Patterson. Elizabeth
aa5 Mary Hayes. Marguerite Coombs,
AAls'' .a1iall, Martha Knowlton, Margaret
A'AeI s- iuth Redman, Hazel Coombs,
Al'a s-s0nter, Margaret lines, Helen Kit
a-ss 8Hs Clifford, Bernice Holt, Susie
b" ll Fowles, Lee Noyes, Harley God
N2 leroy Coombs. Walter Bowen, Willard
a-Aaz. aHa Clarence Chairman