The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-11

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of the Woman's Club next Tuesday evening.
March leth. Mrs. Fred Waldo Brown will read
paper on Madam Curie and her Work.
The Alliance OF the First Parish (Unitarian)
church will meet with Mrs, James S. Hartman
Pearl street. this, Thursday. afternoon at 8
O'Clock Rev. A. E. Wilson will give talk on
Birds:
! ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
tiers remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
office for the week ending March 9th: Mrs
Raymond W! Eme1ton, Mrs. Nina Robertson,
Mr.. Wedgwood.
/ Mr.. Ira M. Cobe visited the Waldo County
hospital last Saturday and was sho wn over the
institution by Miss Sanderson, the superin.
tendent. In looking over the nurses quarters.
in the third st Dry. recently renovated and i'm
proved by the Hospital Club, Mr.. Cobe ask ed
If anything was needed and was told that
bathroom for the nurses would be greatly APP
preciated, and on his return down town Mr..
Cobe sent up plumber to see what could be
done.
The CHAPMAN CONCERT. The Colonial was
filled with an enthusiastic audience last Satur-
day and those who had not heard little Miss
| Nina Morgana before were charmed with her
marvellous voice. The little prima donna was
in wonderful voice and her selections. all IA
vorites, were splendidly rendered. Owing to
sudden illness Miss Crisp the Italian violin
list, was unable to appear, but in her place
MIR. Chapman mad secured Miss Florence Har-
deman, soloist with Sousas Band on its 9Th
transcontlnental tour, and who ranks among
the hnest vlolinists in the world. She capti-
waited the audience with her playing and her
New York lyric tenor, charmed his hearers
with his selections and was literally applauded,
and MIR. Chapman presided at the piano with
his usual grace and skill.
BELFAsT's New POSTMASTER. As ANNOUNCE
cd last week the long contest over the ap-
pointment of a successor to Amos F. Carleton.
whose four years term postmaster expired
IN January last, was settled by the nomination
of Mr.. Austin W. Heating, who had the en-
dorsement of large number of business men
and citizens. The nomination was promptly
confirmed, Mr.. Heating has received official
notice OF his appointment and has sent the re-
quired bond to Washington. Mr.. Heating has
been lifelong resident of Belfast, and has
, mad experience in the Office he is about to as
sumo, having been assistant postmaster under
Postmaster Henry L. Kilgore, and at the death
! of Mr.. Kllgore. by the request of the latter's
bondsmen he completed the unexpred term
as citing postmaster. We have always found
him courteous and obliging and believe that he
will enter upon his duties with desire to
serve the public faithfully and well.
PARISH RECEPTION TO REV. AND MRS. A.
+. WILSON. The Unitarian parsonage was the
scene of a very pleasing social function
Tuesday evening. March 9th, when the Unita-
rian parish, under the auspices of the Womans
Alliance, rendered reception to their new
pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Wilson. The home was attractively deco.
rated with cut and potted flowers and there
was large attendance of members of the par
ish. with the local clergymen and their wives
as special guests. Misses Grace Hazetine and
Helen Wescott tended door and Messrs James
H. and Ralph H. Howes Fred T. Chase and
Wilmer ]. Dorman were ushers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marian Hazeltine, Clara B. Heating and Louise
Read served ice cream and cake. Mrs. George
l. Heating, Mrs. Bancroft H. Conant, Mrs.
&c orge R. Doak and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes, of
the Alliance social committee, had charge of the
arrangements, assisted by Miss Charlotte W.
Colburn, Mrs William B. Swan, Mrs. Albert M.
Carter, Mrs. James h. Howes and Mrs. Wilmer
J. Dorman.
The MAYORS SUPPER. For an impromptu
and informal affair the Mayors supper to the
city government last Monday evening was a
decided success Covers were laid for 16 in
the private dining room of the Jeilson &
Greer restaurant, and the menu included grape
fruit, oysters on half shell, consomme, roast
chicken, giblet gravy, mashed potatoes, celery,
squash, onions, cranberry sauce, coffee, fruit
and jelly cake. After the supper cigars were
lighted and Alderman Charles A. Harmon act
ed as POSTMASTER for the post prandial exer
cises. Among those who responded were
Eben F. Littlefeld, Clyde B. Holmes, VIM B.
Woodbury., F. G. Spinney, M. w. Lord, and his
Honor, the Mayor, who said that he had done
his best, but not what he had hoped to do. This
brought response from MIR. Woodbury., who
quoted "He did his damndest; angels could do
no MORE" to which the mayor made happy
reply At the close Mr.. Lord proposed toast
to Mr. Dunton, drank with enthusiasm in pure
spring water. Mr.. Harmon then presented
Mr. Dunton with fountain pen in behalf of
the city council, the mayor accepting the gift
| in fitting terms. Then all adjourned to the
| Colonial for moving pictures.
Watch Your Children
Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some: