The Republican journal., 1915-12-30
The News Of Belfast.

The News of Belfast.
Fred Scribner. district wire chief Of the N.
E. Tel. and Tel. Co. spent Christmas in Bel
fast with relatives and friends.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Sewing Cir
Gle will meet with the president, Mrs. Georgia
Juan, SO Bridge street. Dec 30th.
Miss Elizabeth Parker. No. rs Church street,
wishes to express her appreciation Of the call
Christmas eve of the carol singers.
There will be no meeting next Tuesday
evening at the Woman's Club room. Jan.
18th Rev. H. S. Pearl will give paper on
1.-The Penalties of Indifference"
Raymond. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M.
Dutch, who recently went to the Eastern
Maine General hospital in Bangor for a surgi-
cal operation. is ill there with typhoid fever
Walter Mitchell went to Bangor Monday to
attend the Shaw Business College. He served
several years in the U. S. navy and was at
Vera Cruz when the Mexican trouble was at
its height.
A large number of tickets have been sold
for the subscription dance which Misses Belle
Heating and Hazel Doak are giving on next
Tuesday night. The affair is Leap Year party
and the ladies' are preparing to do the honors
handsomely.
The Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary will
give social dance in Memorial hall Jan. 9th
for the flag fund. Gentlemen, rs cents, ladies,
10 cents. The public is cordially invited to
assist, as the High and Grammar schools have
no suitable flags
The Baraca class of the Methodist church
will have mems banquet in the church vestry
next Tuesday evening The Ladies' Aid will
furnish the supper at $50. J. J. Hull. super
intendent of the Adult work of the State, will
give an address and program is being ar
ranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Patterson were
guests on Christmas day of Capt. and Mrs.
Bennett on the steamer Islesboro, on her regu-
lar trip to Camden. delicious turkey dinner
was served on board. Mrs. Bennett who was
Miss Stella Pendleton before her marriage
was frequent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Patter-
son in Belfast.
Arthur Condor was over from Smithfieid to
spend Christmas with his sister, Miss Alice
Condor. Frank B. Condor lis now in North
Carolina. where he has resumed his Y. M c. A.
work after an enforced vacation of nearly two
years. caused by injuries received inthe N. Y,
N. H. & H. accident, when the Labor Day
train was deralled.
At the meeting of the Auxiliary of A. E
Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, Monday even
ing preceding the musical entertainment
der the direction of their patriotic instructor,
Mrs. Goldie W. Cur tbs, it was reported that
the Auxiliary had held AZ meetings during the
year. The president, Mrs. Georgia Juan,
presented pin to Miss Bessie Hubbard for
being present at every session.
SALLY LUNN. Tickets for the play, "Saly
Lunn," to be presented at the Colonial Thea
ter tomorrow, Friday, night under the aus
pces of the Guild of the North church, went
off like hot cakes. The play is in two acts.
has an excellent cast and there will be half an
hour of vaudeville between the acts, in which
Arthur N. Johnson will sing in costume. there
will be chorus Of young ladies, Vaughan Hayes
in blackface will sing, the Curbseone quartet
give selection, and Miss Sabra B. Dyer and
Mrs. S. A. Parker give readings. A crowded
house and an evening of rare enjoyment are
assured.
NORTH BELFAST. Frank Russ of New York
spent part Of his vacation with his father,
Charles Russ. He returned to New York
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. George U. Hatch,
recently of Oakland. Calf, now of Boston,
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. g. Hatch. They returned to Boston
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts of Searsport
spent Christmas with their daughter. Mrs.
Frank H. Roberts, returning home Sunday 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Hatch and daughter Grace
spent Christmas in Freedom with Mrs.
aatch's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Sibley.