The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-02

the wholesale millinery openings, and was
Joined there by Miss Leola Titcomb Of Lowell,
Mass, who had been in New York studying
the new fall styles in preparation for her
eighth season in Belfast.
The new revenue cutter Ossipee has arrived
at Portland, taking the place of the old Wood
oury.which after many years of faithful SER
vice is to be broken up for junk. Instead of
the old district from Eastport to Portland the
osslpee will take in the district included be-
tween Eastport and Cape Ann.
W. A. Winchester. former resident and
proprietor Of the Central Market, who recent.
~ moved to Machias, has bought a residence
and engaged instrade there. A Machias corre-
spondent says: Nv. A. Winehester's new store
on his home grounds on the Dublin side of the
river presents a very neat appearance both in
side and out. A beautiful flower garden is
opposite, just across the driveway"
PooR's MILLS. A field day was held last
Friday by the Sunday school and the children
had right, good time" In the morning J.
r. Sheldon. DR.. T. N. Pearson and Henry
wentworth filled up their touring cars and
COOK the youngsters for a ride down around
Saturday Cove and Northport. arriving back
about time for dinner. 1t was hungry party
and all enjoyed the repast to the limit. In the
afternoon games were played in the grove and
it was indeed happy outing
NORTH BELFAST. There will be Sunday
school picnic from this place to the Vaughan
shore, on the East Side next Saturday if pleas
ant All people from this community are in
vited to GOETHE annual meeting of the
church will be held in the vestry next Satur-
day evening at O'Clock. All members are re.
quested to be present. Rev. Harry Daniels
and family, who have spent their vacation
with his mother, Mrs A. S. Daniels, returned
to their home in Guiford last Tuesday.
Mrs. Sumner Lothrop and family, who had
been visiting relatives here, left last Friday
for their home in Orange, NJ. Mrs Lothrop
was the guest of honor at an auction party
last week given by Mrs. Thomas W. Lothrop,
There were three tables, the guests being, Mrs.
A. w. Keating, Mrs. George l. Heating, Mrs,
Ira M. CODE. Mrs. James S. Hartman, Mrs H.
E. Macdonald, Mrs. h. H. Carter, Mrs Joseph
Tyler, Mrs. S. A. Parker, Mrs George A.
Leavitt. Mrs. Carl Kemp Mrs. Marion Brown,
Mrs. W. J. Dorman, Mrs. F. B. Knowlton, Miss
M. " Parker. Prizes we're won by MRS Parker
and Miss Parker. Mrs. l.. J. Pottle and Mrs,
Macdonald assisted the hostess in serving re-
freshments.
Miss Edna Curtis entertained last Thursday
afternoon for Miss Geneva Stephenson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs, D. F. Stephenson, who
leaves in short time for two years course
at Coburn. The party was given at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford ], Pattee
Northport avenue, and was a very pretty
affair. In the afternoon sewing and croquet
were in order and dainty lunch was served,
the menu including crab salad, with hot rolls,
olives, ice cream, cake and iced tea. Miss
Ada, sister of the hostess assisted. The other
guests were Miss Lora Sweet of Lowell, who
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Stephenson
Miss Katherine D. Kittredge, Miss Lillian
Dexter.
In HONOR OF A BRIDE TO BE. Mrs. Clyde
B. Holmes entertained last Thursday after
noon at bridge and thimble party in honor
of the marriage of her sister, Miss Cora S.
Morrison, which takes place today Thursday
The hostess was assisted in serving sand.
wiches, cake, ETC., by her sister, Miss Avis M.
Morrison of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. Morris
L. Slugg, and Miss Cora poured tea in the din
ing room. Other guests were Miss May
Walker of Rockland, cousin of the bride,
who came to attend the wedding, Mrs. Grace
G. Pillsbury and her guest, Miss Elizabeth
Harvey, Mrs. R. P. Whitman of Campello,
Mass. Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest, Mrs. Herbert
L. Seekins, Mrs. William H. Hall, Mrs Harry
L. Kilgore, Misses Louise W. Richards. Alice
P. Poor, Anne M. Kittridge, Marian Hazeltine,
Clara B. Heating, Dorothy Franck and her
guest, Miss Natalie Gould of Lawrence, Mass.
The guest of honor was given two framed
copies of old masters. Mrs Slugg won first
prize at bridge, Porto Rican basket; Miss
Hazeltine the consolation, Porto Rican lace
collar; Miss Dorothy Franck won (by cutting
of cards) dainty fooled leather card case,
given for those who did not play bridge. -.
Miss Clara B. Heating entertained at lunch
last Saturday at l p. M, at her home on High
street in honor of Miss Morrison. Misses Belle
Bridge was played during the afternoon, Mrs.
Morris L. Slugg winning the first prize, sill.
yer picture frame, and Miss Florence Shaw.
the second, silver pencil. Other guests
present were Mrs Clyde B. Holmes, Mrs,
Elon B. Gilchrest, Mrs. R. r Whitman, Mrs.
VIM. H. Hall. Mrs. Grace C. Pilsbury, Misses
Elizabeth Harvey. Avis M. Morrison, NAV
Walker, Edythe Atkins. Louise Read, Mar
garet o. White, Dorothy Franck and Dorothy
Baker. Misses Marian Hazeltine and Mar.
garet o. White gave breakfast for Miss Mort.
son at 10 a. m. Monday at Miss Hazeltines
house at Northport avenue. Covers we're laid
for twelve. The floral decorations were snap
dragon and gladioli. Misses Betty Hanshue
and Grace Hazeltine, served melons with black.
berries, chicken terrapin. creamed potatoes,
coffee bread, toast and coffee. The guests
were Mrs. Reginald Hazeltine and Miss Avis
M. Morrison, both of Springfield, Mass, Mrs.
Raymond R. Sherman. Mrs. Clyde B, Holmes.
Mrs. Morris L. Slugg, Mrs. Elon B, Gilcbrest.
Mrs. Grace c. Pillsbury, Miss Clara B. Keat-
ing, and Miss Anita Burleigh. of Boston. who
is visiting in Searsport Mrs CLYDE B
Holmes. sister of Miss Morrison, entertained
the bridal party and few guests at lunch
Tuesday. The bridal table was decorated with
white sweet peas, and on the other tables
mixed sweet peas were used The guests