The Republican journal., 1915-04-22
The News of Belfast.

rA. w c. T U. will meet with Miss Lora
,,,,,g Pearl street, to morrow, Friday, at 23O
pm
The raiyersalst Social Aid will meet this,
r,,-saav. afternoon with Miss Edith M. South
worth
There will be sale of May baskets in the
g.ptlst yestry Monday afternoon and evening,
Apnl 26,h,
Mr. and Mrs Fred W. Brown have received
nous of the arrival in Ellsworth, April 10th,
III new GRANDPA lighter, Alice Day Cushman.
The llgs at t he Postoffice and Grand Army
hall were at half-mast April 15th-the fiftieth
anniversary of the death of President Abraham
Lincoln.
psrclng has been eliminated from the Tues
js7 evening parties at Seaside Grange hail and
Fb.st will be played for three hours at Is cents
for each player.
D.aald v. Vaughan, who served his appren-
tessmP IN the City Drug Store and passed his
gxsU nation last fall as registered druggist,
has been engaged as clerk by Read & Hill.
qt- whist party announced for last Tuesday
svt lgg at Seaside Grange hall was cancelled
o. 4ca.unt of the inability of the committee
Dsttaad. 1t will be given next Tuesday even
ing.
President A Field of the Eastern Maine
State fair which is to be held Aug. "a. rs, 26
sud n at Mapewood park, announced an adj
iuya Of two to the ten stake races held last
veal
The ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
ai. hold their annual meeting with Mrs. Clar-
enc. Frost Wednesday. April 2Sth, at 2.3O
D. NJ arge attendance is desired. Refresh
mems will be served.
Miss A ice L. Aborn has entered the suit de-
gartment of James H. Howes' dry goods store
| 10 llace of Mrs. Hiram Hoffses, who is ill with
gra and erysipelas at her home in the Richie
house On Upper High street.
A arge attendance is requested at the meet
my ii the Hospital Aid tomorrow, Friday,
Tie to be held some time in July and the
Committees are to be selected.
la- Once in While club met last Monday
afternoon with V. L. Hall, who christened her
ls1 --'us room, recently remodeled. most
-#i-u4s menu was served, after which the
ra.- llUurned to the Colonial.
50 ard Mrs. Fred A. Jot nson are receiving
9o.gla,u atoms upon the birth OF son at the
"+u. county hospital Friday. This is their
5s-o-l son, and he has been named Alfred
l,- .ason for his maternal grandfather.
-1e ulyersalist Ladies Circle entertained
"so.cal Aid Wednesday afternoon, April l4th,
al -he home of Mrs, Fred Rackliffe on High
street The afternoon was passed in soc al
inverse and with music. Refreshments were
served and all pronounced it most enjoyable
sfar
ne Junior Alliance will meet tomorrow,
friday, afternoon at the Unitarian Parsonage
''o@V The program is in charge of Miss
1asr'5tte Wadsworth. The girls are planning
"s sale Of useful articles, food and candy. to
'' held IN the Unitarian church parlors on the
afternoon Of Saturday. May Isl.
'o1n Sanborn, usually among the first fisher
Iel at swan Lake when the Ice goes out, had
V'ns' Hsh to fry this year. He has been max
4h extensive improvements at his new home,
'"'neT Of Miller and Cedar streets, which in
,''1e bathroom, electric lights, steel ceilings
hardwood floors and general repairs.
me next meeting of Seaside Chautauoua
1'Ye Will be held with Mrs. Herbert Morey
" Miller street. Monday afternoon, April 18th
a.e lesson is from the C. L. S. c., book "You,
.4ua OF Today and Tomorrow" chapters seven
.l' eIght and the "Story of the Week from The
s''9pehdent, "Rol-call, quotations from Shake.
'peare,
il ''.heS Bagley of Gardiner, secretary ot
''ate Board of Charities and Correction
s,-. III belfast April 14th and 18th getting sta
-' VI the city and county relating to the
n VI The board. He was assisted by Mayo,
r. H. Coombs, Sheriff F. A. Cushman. tn,
M, s Com missioners and county TREASURED
''p3ri j. Pattae