The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-11

| MIR. and Mrs. William G. Lower are in Stock
ton Springs, where Mr.. Lower has employ
ment.
| Gov, Curtis has signed the act to fix the SAL
airy of the Judge of the municipal court of Bel
fast at $500 per year,
WEST BELFAST. Kathleen Morris has been
confined to the house with bad cold. {. Mrs.
Simmons and granddaughter Ruth have both
been quite sick with grip. Mrs. Annabel
Underwood entertained the Friday Club Fri
| day afternoon, March 5th. Mayford Morris
went to Portland Thursday to attend the Y. M.
c. A. conve ntion. Frank Waterman is at home
| for short vacation from the Bramhell mar
| ket. Mrs Underwood spent the weekend
+, with Mrs. Belle Towle and attended the Chap
man concert.
| HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Charles E, Stevens,
who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia at
the Waldo County hospital. has gained suffici-
emily to be taken to the home of her nephew.
DR.. Carl H. Stevens, Congress street. Miss
Eugenia Kidder, an appendicitis patient, re-
turned Sunday to her home in Searsport....
Miss Jennie M. Miller of this city entered
Monday as a medical patient. Nv. A. VIM
chester of Belfast was operated on Tuesday
| for appendicitis and is doing well. .. Fred o.
| Horne, who has been critically ill, is improv-
ing. His sister, Mrs. Snow of Bangor, train
ed nurse, is with him at the hospital. Mrs.
| Wesley Wood, medical patient. has returned
toher home in Unity.
! Mrs. Louise B. Brooks entertained the Hit
OF Miss Club, with Mrs. l, L. Perry special
guest, last Monday evening. Supper was serv-
ed at $50 in the dining room, which was most
attractively decorated with potted hyacinths
and pink roses, the latter forming the center
piece of the dainty appointed table with its
full setting of old ivory. The place cards were
also ornamented with pink roses. The menu
included grape fruit with cherries, chicken
salad, hot rolls, olives, fruit compete with
whipped cream, angel cake, cream pie, coffee
candied grape fruit peel nuts and after dinner
| mints. Auction followed, the score cards or
namented with pink rose buds. The first prize,
potted hyacinth, went to Miss Sue M, Part
ridge and the consolation, an auction rattle, to
the guest of honor.
CHAUTAUQUA. The members of Seaside
Chautauqua Circle were very pleasantly enter
tanned by the teachers of the North Primary
school at their school building, Monday after
Don, March 9th. An opportunity of visiting
the several schoolrooms and all portions of the
building was given the C. L. S. C.'s. Then
we assembled in the Teachers room for the
Chautauqua meeting. We were pleased to have
| as visitor Mr.. Woodbury., the Superintendent
of schools. who is interested in Chautauqus
work. A treat of nice candies was served by
our hostesses. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. c. A. Townsend. IS Cedar street
Monday, March Is. at 2 p. m. The lesson is
from the C. L. S. C. book democratic Eng.
land" Chapter eight, Municipal Ownership. u
Roll-call, Current Events. Paper, "Should
coal, gas, water supply and street railways be
owned by the municipality" To be followed
by general discussion. Paper, "Municipa
ownership as tried in the United States" All
members are requested to be present at the
next meeting.