The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-14

0Ofuen NrOos, fett SATURDAY Tor Q snort Vlsit II
his home in Woodfords.
William F. Jellson, VIM. h. Bray, Luville ].
Pottle and Henry Mudgett motored to Ban
gor last Friday afternoon and attended the en-
tertainment at the Bijou Theater to hear the
returns from the first game of the worlds base
ball series at Philadelphia Sox VS.. Phila-
delphia.
1--WE just finished haying" man was heard
to remark in the Written grocery store last
week, A few days before woman who came
In from the country for supplies said: Il could
have brought in some blueberries if had had
time to pick them" PS Written had blue
berries Tuesday.
The Bay View House, Camden, will be closed
on November LIST. The building is so badly 10
need ofArepairs and improvements that DR..
Wilbur does not feel that he can make it profit
able this winter to run the kind of hotel that
camden ought to have, he will give up his
lease and the house will be closed
MIR, and Mrs. Lewis F. Cannon have taken
furnished apartmentsNt No 16 Elm street.
Waterviie and with their youngest son, AL
fred, went to Waterville Tuesday to remain
there while their sons Eugene and Lewis are
In Coburn Classical Institute, Mr.. Cannon
will spend Sunday with them as usual.
Mrs. Ralph Nj. johnson entertained at the
Wayside Wednesday evening. Oct 9th, after
theatre party. The guests were Mr.. Feowes
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph C. johnson and
daughter, Miss Mabel, Mrs. W. NJ White and
daughter Miss Margaret, Mrs William v
Pratt. Misses aimee Crosby and Louise Hazel
tine.
The annual meeting Of the Young Ladies
Social Union of the Baptist church was held
in the vestry Thursday evening, Oct. It'll, and
officers elected for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: president, Miss Della D. Knowlton; sec
rotary and treasurer. Mrs. Albert L. Gunner;
chairman of work committee, Mrs. Emma R,
Knowlton.
At meeting Friday evening of the commit
tee of the Belfast Board of rade in charge of
the Boys convention Orrin j. Dickey was elect
ed chairman. 1t was voted to request the
school committee to allow the boys of the
Grammar grades and the High school to attend
the convention Friday, and to ask permission of
the managers of the local industries for the
boys to make tour of inspection in body
The annual meeting of the Baptist Ladies
Sewing Circle was held Wednesday Afternoon,
October 9Th with Mrs. George D. Mahoney,
and the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Mrs. j. G. Aborn; vice president, Mrs.
George D. Mahoney; secretary, Mrs Warren
A. Nichols; treasurer, Mrs. L. c. Putnam; chair
man of the work committee. Mrs. Fred ].
Clement. Fruit and confectionery were served
and plans for the work of the coming year
were discussed. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Herbert S.. Morey, Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. goth.
The summer visitors have nearly all depart
ed for their homes. Mr.. and Mrs Louis PEN
ington, who came early, left last week for
Washington, D.. C. Hon. and Mrs. ]. P Talia-
ferro, Mr. Fellowes Davis Mrs. Ralph M. John.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph C. johnson and
daughter. Mrs. Hinchman Mrs. W. M. White
and daughter Margaret, left Tuesday. Mrs
Louise johnson Pratt is still at The Home
stead on Primrose Hill and Mrs Caroline and
Miss Anne c. Crosby are their attractive sum.
mer home on Northport avenue.
The certificate of organization of the PEN
dleton Company of Isesboro was again record
ed at the Waldo County Registry of Deeds,
Oct. 9Th, without change in the purposes or
kind of business, but with an increase of capt.
tai stock from $4,000 to 100000, all common
stock; par value of shares 500. Ernest L.
Mclean. S. L. Fogg and Frank E. Southland,
all of Augusta, have two shares each, and Paul
inc Lowell of Hallowell and L. j. Coleman of
Augusta, one share each. The foregoing are
directors. Bowdoin N. Pendleton of Islesboro
is clerk, Mr.. Southland president and treasurer
AN ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY. Miss Velma
Mitchell gave thimble party at her home on
Congress street last Friday evening at which
Miss Florence Libby was the guest of honor.
Lunch was served at 9 p. m. in the dining
room. The table was decorated with sweet
peas and the place cards were small folders,
the cover decorated with red sweet peas and
on the lower leaf was snapshot picture of
Miss Libby and Mr.. Elmer Keene, printed
heart-shaped, with their names hyphenated
beneath. The guests were apparently not
greatly surprised, but we're ready with their
congratulations. Miss Grace Mitchell served
chicken salad, rolls, olives. coffee, assorted
cake and ice cream. Music was enjoyed for
the remainder of the evening. The other
guests were Misses Edna Crawford. Sarah
Preston, Mabel and Lytle Townsend, Inez
Chaples. Frances Murch, Mrs. N. H. Small
and Mrs. Louise D. Beckwith. Mr.. Keene is
employed in the store of Harding & Kackliff
and Miss Libby is stenographer for the Con-
sumers Fuel Co. No date is announced-yet.
The MASONIC CLUB. The first annual meet
ing of the Belfast Masonic Club was held at
Masonic Temple Wednesday evening. Oct. 9Th.
At $50 supper was served in the banquet
hall. Marcellus R. Knowlton catering. assisted
by a number of the members. At 73O Rev.
Horace B. Sellers of the. Methodist church adj
dressed the club on 1.-THE Greater Belfast"
He spoke in complimentary terms of what had
been accomplished in making bigger, better
Belfast and suggested many things that might
be done in the line of further improvement. He
was listened to with the closest attention and
heartily congratulated at the close of his re-
marks. At the business session in the club
room which followed the reports of the secre-
md foil