The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-08-19
A lady is demonstrating Cream Crisp at
Perry's Cash Market this week.

A lady is demonstrating Cream Crisp at
Perry's Cash Market this week.
Rev. Horace B. Sellers, Mrs. Sellers and
their guests. are spending the week at the
Northport Campground
William H. Randall and Mr.. and Mrs Glen.
ent W. Wescott, Helen and Horace Wescott
and Ruth Dinsmore, spent the past week at
Mr. Randalps cottage. The Hermitage. Pitch.
er's Pond.
Miss Maud Russell, who has had a two
weeks vacation from the store of James II.
Howes, returned to her duties Monday morn
ing, and Mrs. Eva Brown is now having two
weeks vacation.
Wilson Ellis and Miss Alfredo Ellis. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson and two children of
Fort Collins, Colorado, motored last Saturday
TO Birch Point Camps. Belgrade Lake, and
were weekend guests of Frank B. Condor
They returned Sunday night.
Mrs. James A. Dunning with children, Ruth,
Fhyhs' Jack and Hope and maid, left last Fri
day morning for their home in Bangor, having
spent three weeks in Windanspray, the ]. W.
Jones cottage on the Condor shore. A family
from Augusta will occupy the cottage fer the
remainder of the month.
SEARCH AND SEIZURE. For some time Sher-
III Frank A. Cushman had been suspicious that
liquor was sold in the lunch car at the corner
of Main and Cross streets and last SATURDAY.
forenoon about IL o'clock with Deputy ]. A.
u. Beach he visited the car and found seven
quarts of whiskey neatly stored behind the ice
chest. Mr.. Beach also found quart and a
pint bottle of hiskey. The proprietor, Hugh
Rooney, was arrested and was tried Monday
forenoon before Judge Maurice W. Lord of
tne Municipal Court, found guilty and sentence
ed to fine Of 500 and costs and 60 days in
jail. He appealed to the September term of
the Supreme Judicial Court with Andrew l..
knowlton and Harry W. Roberts sureties.
the James H. Howes dry goods store were en-
tertalned Friday evening at the Hurd farm in
Northport by Miss Maude K Russell, who was
spending part of her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. P. G. Hurd, The party made the trip
out and back in the 12-passenger Stanley
steamer of the Maine transportation Co. On
arriving at the farm a delicious supper was
served, to which the guests did ample justice,
and after supper games and stories were the
order until it was time to return to the ty
In the party were Miss Emma Hichborn, Miss
Maude Matthews. Mrs. Hiram Hoffses, Mrs.
Eva Brown, Miss Mildred Darby, Miss Marie
Sholes and Earl Braley of the cerking staff,
MIS-. Ada Larrabee Wildes and Miss Alice
Aborn, former clerks, and Miss Clara R. Stew
ard, daughter of Mrs Hurd
A RED LETTER" EVENING Miss Hazel
Doak entertained last Thursday evening in
honor of her guest, Miss Margaret Thistle of
Rockland. The young ladies', twelve in mum.
Der, attended the band concert and then re-
turned to the Doak residence, 8 High street,
where they were ushered into the dining
room, which was handsomely decorated in red.
The candles were shaded with red, and the
favors and table decorations were of the same
hue. A huge Jack Horner pie occupied the
center of the table, from which ribbons led to
each plate. The favors were "hts'' on the
guests and caused no end of fun as they were
drawn. Ice cream and cake were served, after
which Miss Doak favored the guests with sew
eral violin solos, and games were played The
guests were Miss Geneva Stephenson and her
guest, Miss Lora Sweet of Lowell, Mass, Miss
Mildred Arnold and guests, Misses Abbott and
Ballard of Franklin, Mass, Misses Lillian
n
ford, Marian Waterman. Edna Curtis and
Martha Southworth.
AT THE WoMAN's CLUB. The following out
of town guests registered at the Women's club
tea room during the past few days: Mrs. J.
A. Dunning, Jack Dunning. Mrs. j. W. White.
Mrs E. R. Estabrooks, Bangor; Robert w.
Moshe- of Melrose Highlands. Mass; Ernest
C. Woodward. Melrose, Mass. Mrs. G. F. Har-
riman. Mrs ]. l.. Dumont, Miss R. H. Foster.
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. W. h. Bickford, Mr..
and Mrs. Almon l. Fales, Boston; Mrs. l. An
toinette Smith, Brooklyn. New York; Miss
Marjorie Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Branch,
Providence, R. l.; Mrs. F. l.. Payson, New
fields, N. H.; Miss Mary E. PIERCE, Boston,;
Mr. and Mrs. B, B. Winter, Helen Winter,
Milbury, Mass. Mrs Sarah R. Pierce and
Miss Belle Mathews entertained at the club
room last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. William
B Swan entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II.
Bickford of Brighton, Mass, and MISS Mary
Rockford at the club room last Friday.
Miss Ipez Crawford entertained party OF six
A. the club room last Friday evening ...Mrs
" A Mitchell entertained family party OF
o;obt at the Woman's Club room Monday noon.