The Republican journal., 1915-01-14

dav evening of Mrs. Bernes o. Norton at her
new home. corner of Cedar and Spring
streets. A delicious supper was served at 6
O'Clock and auction bridge was played until
I a late hour. Mrs. Louise g. Shales and
Mrs Louise B. Brooks were substitutes.
The annual meeting of The City National
Bank of Belfast was held Jan. 18th and the
following directors we're elected: William B.
Swan, Charles H. Walden, Asa A. Howes.
Selwyn Thompson, v. A. Simmons, Elmer A.
Sherman, Thos. W. Pitcher, Charles P. Hazel
tine, Ira M Cobe Mr.. swan was elected
president and Clement W. Wescott. treasurer.
There will be an auction bridge party at the
Woman's club room tomorrow. Friday, after
noon as benefit to the club treasury. Mrs
Amos Clement, Mrs. Ben. Hazetine, Mrs
George l. Heating. Mrs. Charles Bradbury,
Mrs. S, A. Parker. Miss Annie v. Field, Mrs.
Wilmer J. Dorman and Mrs. Eugene L. Stew
ems, who are to have charge OF the tables, are
requested to be at the room at 2. 80 o'clock.
Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, Prof. Roscoe J.
Ham of Bowdoin College faculty will speak
before the Womans Club at their room on
Church street Prof. Ham is gifted speaker
and is well versed in his timely subject, Seer
many and the German People," as he is pro-
fessor of German at Bowdoin. He has given
the lecture in Bangor and other cities. The
public is cordially invited to attend. small
admission will be charged those not members
of the Club.
THE TAPLEY HOSPITAL. Mrs. Ellen Jones
Hall of Jersey City, N. j., guest at the home
of Nathaniel Delano, was recently operated
upon for gall stones . Miss Hazel Bradstreet
is an appendicitis patient and is doing very
well. Clarence E. Frost recently injured at
the Mathews Brothers mill was operated on
Sunday 49,. Isabel, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert P. Coombs, has returned home
from an operation for tonsils and adenoids....
John Robbins returned home Saturday from
very successful operation for appendicitis. and
Ralph Guthrie left the hospital Sunday after
like operation and is doing remarkably well.
The officers of Seaside Grange were INSTALL
ed Friday evening by State Deputy Edward
I Evans of Frederick Richie Grange, Waldo. as
sisted by County Deputy Manley o. and Mrs.
49,
GERS are: Master, Miss Lucy A. Cochran; over
seer, Elijah Richie; lecturer, Mrs. Dora j..
Bridges; chaplain, A. D. Hayes; secretary,
Mrs. Lura H. Ritchie steward, Carl Noyes;
assistant steward, Lee Noyes; lady assistant
steward. Miss Myrtle Sholes; gate keeper,
Irving Wade; Ceres. Mrs. A. D. Hayes; Pomo'
ma, Mrs. Roy Sholes; Flora, Mrs E. B. Lunt.
The treasurer, A. B. Smalley, was unavoidably
absent and will be installed at the next regu-
lar meeting. Seventy-six were present, in
GLIDING the invited guests of Equity Grange.
A bountiful harvest feast was served and
greatly enjoyed. The program was ABR eviat-
ed on account of the late hour and Included
only two selections by the chorus. reci-
tation by Mrs. Nellie Grotton and remarks by
the visiting members.
SCHOOL DAYS. The production of "School
Days." which comes to the Colonial Theater
on Wednesday. Jan. 10th, will be to the major
ity of the audience like the reading of we'll
read poet for the first time In the poetical
work one finds odd phrases which one has
often heard but never knew the origin of. In
"School Days" you hear the music you have
heard whistled on the street, played at parties,
moving picture shows and Coney Island, but
! whose parentage was mystery until you hear
they are ut Takes Cop to Cop a.Girl," Rag
Picker" "When School Days Comes to Town."
Il Could Love Little Girl Like You," "Mis-
sissippi Cabaret "There Amt NORMAN in the
Moon,' "The Rustic School House Dance" and
the latest novelty carolina and YOU
''School Days" contains all the elements i'm
piled In the words musical comedy-pretty
melodies, beautiful costumes, lovely and pic
turesque scenery, brilliant and dazzling cleo
trical effects, in fact, one might almost mag
inc we we were going back to the days of LA
Poupee;" the similarity being manifest in the
angelic innocence of the twenty-five juvenile
artists that make this play such wonderful
success. There is never dull minute from
curtain rise to cur ain fall, but one continual
spasm of fun, laughter and jollifcaton, Seats
on sale at box office next Monday
New ADVERTISEMENTS 1915 wall papers. 5
to so cents per roll. at earle & Jones. =. Edi-
son Diamond Point monographs. No needles
to bother with Let earle & Jones show you.
go. Mark down sale for the next ten days by
H. M. Black, 1O7 Main street. Bargains ga
lore. Terms cash =. Read what Goodhue &
Co. say about the Crawford all cast iron fur
mace .Goodhue & Co. will have a demon.
{ stration of Arco Wand Vacuum Cleaners and
Baugus. bottled liquifed gas for lighting
your home, store or factory, at the Food Fair.
....See statements of The City National bank
of Belfast and the Searsport National bank of
Searsport. Mrs. Goldie 1. Curtis, Miss Ruth
Curtis and Miss Edna Curtis publish card of
thanks. Mrs. Elijah Phillips, Miss Eliza
beth Phillips and Earl Phillips publish a
card of thanks ...See cut prices at Perry's
Cash market on meats. fish. groceries, fruit,
etc. Send for complete price list. g. :. earle
& Jones 10, 20. 80, 70 and 80 cent sale is
still going on and there are bargains for
every one. Oranges and grape fruit. fresh
| and juicy, at A. A. Howes & Co.'S "A high
class Vose square piano for sale. Address D
r. j.. Journal office. Annual meeting of the
Belfast Building Co. at 4 p M, JAN 18th.