The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08

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Miss Marian c.. daughter of Mrs. Luella e
Brown of Poors Mills. has been engage led as al
extra clerk in the Curtis dr. and fancy good
tore and entered upon her duties Monday.
i William C. Getchell of Augusta has bough
| the Peavey cottage and lot on the shore mex
to the J. W. Jones bungalow. and will taxi
! down or sell the cottage and build another thi
pring.
The regular meeting of the Reading De
partment of the Woman's club assigned fo
last Tuesday evening was postponed to tomor
row. Friday. evening when Mrs Giles G. Alb
bott will read paper on "The Awakened
East"
Mayor Charles R. Coombs and City Marsha
George W. Frisbee, who were made commit
tee to select the night watch, have appointed
Fred Sanborn and C. w. Crockett and they en-
/ tered upon their duties Tuesday evening.
April 9th.
At the meeting of the Woman's club April
Sd Mrs. S. A. Parker, Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce and
Mrs j. W. Jones were appointed nominating
committee to present list of officers for the
coming year,to be voted on at the annual meet
ing May 3d.
Charles W. Wheeler member of last sea-
sons ball team, hasreturned fromMilo, where he
spent the winter, and resumed work in the
Leonard Barrows factory. His wife and
little son remained in their rooms in the Geo.
ID. Darby house during his absence.
The Travellers Climb mill ,,,aat xuitb Mre Il
S. Pitcher Tuesday, April 18th. Program:
reading, "Some Famous English Homes. by
Miss Annie l.. Barr; paper, 1.-THE Little Manx
Nation" by Mrs. Haraden Pearl: reading.
The Channel Islands," by Miss Grace Hall.
Mrs N Houston Small entertained the Duaz-
liket Auction Club at its last regular meeting
and after the game served grape fruit cocktail.
Welsh rarebit CT alb salad, hot rolls. cherry coll
lege ices. assorted cake tea and coffee. Fancy
baskets were used as place cards and the CEN
terpiece was ported Easter lily.
F. L. Written offers bargain in new 1915
model Buick automobile. This has electric
starter. lighting system. and is five passenger.
Everyone that has ever used one knows what
Buick is, and here is rare opportunity for
some one to save good substantial sum,a the
car must he sold to close up partnership.
Loren Cross has bought of Dexter T. Glenn
ents the building lot on Miller street between
the residences of Eugene R. Conner and DR..
Eugene l., Stevens, formerly owned by Mr..
Conner, and plans to build double tenement
house, to be occupied as winter home by him.
self and wife and home for his son. Erwin L.
Cross and family.
Miss Margaret Chenery entertained few
friends last Saturday afternoon. Shortly after
assembling at the Chenery home they ad-
lourned to the matinee at the Colonial and on
returning to the house light refreshments were
served. The guests were Hope Dorman, Bet
ty Hanshue, Grace Hazeltine, Helen Wescott.
Ruth Dinsmore. Elizabeth Doak.
There was a good attendance at the Easter
dance In Memorial Hall Friday evening, April
End under the management of Misses Belle
Heating and Annette Holt assisted by Harley
F. Godfrey and Dana B. Southworth, in honor
of the college students at home vacations.
Mrs. George l. Heating and Mrs. Harriet God
frey were the patronesses. Keyes orchestra
of three pieces furnished music and many of
the new dances were tried Ice cream and
cake were served at intermission.
The sewing school in the city building last
Friday afternoon was largely attended Aprons
and shirt waists were the principal work I'M
dertaken, the smaller girls doing patchwork"
The teachers were Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury,
Mrs. John H. Quimby, Mrs. A. E. Wilson. Mrs.
Fred N. Slavery, Mrs. c. L, Wright, Mrs. c. E.
Rhoades, Mrs. Calvin Hubbard, Mrs Clara
Morrison, Mrs. j. G. Aborn, Misses Abbie Nc
Dowell and Eda Woodbury.. All who wish to
assist in this good work are invited to contri-
butte material or money.
A nine table auction party was held Friday
afternoon in the Womans Club room the
president of the Woman's Hospital Aid
Mrs. H. H. Carter. directing. The tables
were in charge of Mrs. Ira M. Cobe,
Mrs. Harry L. nilgore, Mrs. Henry c..
Marden, Mrs. S. A. Parker, Mrs. N. H Small,
Misses ENERGY CHM and E. Frances Abbott
and the hostesses were Mrs. Julia 6. McKeen,
Mrs. Everard A. Wilson and Miss Margaret l..
Keene. The prize, pot of beautf ul yellow
tulips, the gift of Willis E. Hamilton, was won
by Mrs. Louise &. Brooks. This closes the
series under the auspices of the Hospital Aid,
but the room will be open as usual Friday
afternoons for those who may care to attend.
Last Saturday afternoon thirteen girls of the
Unitarian Sunday school met at the parsonage
and organized a Campfire Junior Alliance,
electing the following officers: President, Mar
ianW aterman; vice president. Charlotte Wads-
worth; secretary, Grace Hazeltine; treasurer,
Alice Spear, The first regular meeting will be
held tomorrow, Friday. at $50 p. m. at the Par
sonage The literary program will be in charge
of Margaret Chenery. This will be followed
by sewing on articles for sale, and at six
o'clock picnic supper around the Council
Fire According to the custom of the Camp
Fire girls the fire on the hearth will be laid
and lighted as symbol of the home, and the
quaint and charming Wohelo ceremony with
three candles performed. One candle stands
for Work, one for Health and one fer Love,