The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-12-09
The Best Gift them ALL the EDISON DIAMOND POINT PHONOGRAPH

| Harold F. Moon and singing comedy COM
pany. presenting 'sOn Broadway" with spec
ial scenery and electrical effects, will be the at
traction at the Colonial theater Thursday,
Dec. 18th. for one night only.
| Twenty-six members of the Boy Scouts .ac-
companied by Scout Master Orrin J. Dickey.
! liked to Oak Hill last Saturday and took din.
ner on the top of the hill at the quarry. The
boys played football and had grand time
generally.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauoua
i Circle will be held Dec. 18th in the PIERCE
school building. The lesson is from chapters
! IL. 10 and 10 of the C. L. S. C. book, "Social
! and Economic Forces in American History"
Roll call, current events from 1.-THE Independ-
ent. Program. The influence of the fur
| trade on western settlement, a book review of
| astoria" by Washington Irving; paper, The
Lewis and Clark Expedition; sketch of Marcus
Whitman;paper, "Giles Carey of Salem Farm"
! All interested are cordially invited to the c. L
s. C. meetings
Mrs. Clarence E. Read entertained Monday
| in honor of Mr.. Reads birthday. A chicken
pie supper with varied menu was served at
o'clock fl ON table decorated with red carna-
tions and there was an elaborate birthday cake
with the requisite number of tiny candles. By
| request there were no presents. Those at the
| supper were Mr.. George T. Read of Belfast
MIR. Arthur w. Read of Portland, Mr. and Mrs,
Norman A. Read of Belfast, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles H. Brown of Belmont. The evening
was spent with pool and cards. Mr.. Wilbur
R. Blodgett joined the family in the evening
| for the games.
NORTH BELFAST. Mrs. Dora Bridges, who
is member of the inspecting committee of
the ladies of the G. A. R., visited the Head of
Tide school Dec. Sd, and with few appro-
pirate remarks presented the school with a
facsimile of our National Hymn, America, to-
gether with picture of its author At Mrs
Bridges request the children gave the flag
salute and sang America. Mr. and Mrs
Josiah l.. Wood observed their golden wedding
Tuesday, Dec 7th. -. The Ladies' Aid will hold
their Christmas sale, supper and entertain
ment Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th. This
event will be equal to former sales and all are
invited to attend,
SoVTH BELFAST. Miss Viola Curtis was
guest at the home of Geo. w Young, Tuesday,
Nov. 3Oth.. Mrs. Elva Jackson, called on
MRS. Wight and Mrs. William Preston Dec LIST
80. Mrs. Ada Curtis and Mrs. Abbie GreenIaw
spent last Saturday and Sunday at Moody
Mountain, called there by the illness and death
| of their mother Mrs. Manila Clark :. Mrs
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on Mrs. Lucena Herrick at West View Farm
Dec. End. Mrs. Josephine Wight and Mr.. and
Mrs Alonzo Hart were Sunday evening callers
| at the home of Geo. Young The Ladies Aid
Society of West Northport was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF the president. Mrs. Abbie Ramsey
A. E. Clark Camp, S. of ", and their Auxili-
airy. elected officers at their annual meetings
last Monday evening and will probably have
joint installation in January under charge of
Past Commander Orrin ]. Dickey. The Sons
elected officers as follows: Commander, C. L.
Wright; senior vice, F. A. Seward; Junior vice,
| u. ID. Hartshorn; treasurer, Guy Marden; Sec
i rotary, D. A. Weber; camp council, A. T.
Gay, A. L. Curtis and F. A. Seward State
Commander o. P. Aver of Auburn was present
as guest of honor. Refreshments were
served. The Auxiliary elected: President,
Mrs. Eva M. Gordon; vice president, Miss
! Bessie L. Hubbard; treasurer, Mrs. Nina D.
Cook; chaplain, Mrs. Thomas Cannon guide,
Mrs. Roswell; asst. guide, Mrs Fowler; 1st
color guard, Mrs. Richards; End color guard,
Mrs. Lillian F. Parsons; patriotic instructor,
Mrs. Goldie Curtis; inside guard, Mrs. Annie
| Flanders; outside guard, Mrs Ora Hall; trus-
| tees, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Hail.
| THE MARIGoLD QUARTET. The second en-
| tertainment in the Lyceum course will be
given in the Colonial theater Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 18th, by the Marigold Quartet This
| is a concert and entertainment company COM
prised of cultured young ladies. They give
concert of musical sketches and songs with
| action. There are special costumes for MANY
of the numbers. The name was suggested by
the beautiful costuming of the first part of
the program in the colors of the marigold
Each young lady has had two or more seasons
! experience, and has proven her ability to do
both artistic singing and acting. In addition
| to her part in the sketches and concerted
numbers. each has specially. All also play
banjo-mandolins and the accompaniment of
| these instruments to some of their lighter
| songs lends further variety to the program. An
| attractive feature of the entertainment is a
| musical sketch occupying about half an hour.
This sketch was written for this company by
! well known composer. The entire program
| runs about two hours. 1t contains more va.
riety than is usually given in an entert in
| ment by twice the number of artists, for the
reason that each is able to do we'll more than
| one thing. Tickets. with reserved seats. for
the three remaining entertainments ST. rs.
| Single tickets IS and SO cents. On sale at
| theater, Tuesday, Dec 18th. lat 9 o'clock a. m.
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