The Republican journal., 1915-01-14

sell only goods of merit, and guarantee abso-
lutte sstisfao zion to every customer.
Yours for business,
PERRY'S.
Agents for Fearless Flour and Darlington
Hall Coffee.
All interested in the formation of an Associa-
ted Charities for Belfast requested to meet
in the city building this, Thursday, afternoon
at half past three. A constitution will be
adopted, officers elected and the organization
completed.
Chemical company. No l. at the Head of the
Tide, held house warming at the hose house
Wednesday evening, Jan. 9th. A new floor
has been laid in the building upstairs and
it is now in good condition for dancing Cards
were played from until 10 o'clock, and dane
ing was enjoyed from 10 until midnight.
The members of the North Church Guild
win be entertained in the vestry next Monday
night at a chicken pie supper by the second
supper committee, of which Mrs. William
Weshe is chairman. The hostesses are Mrs. H.
S. Pearl. Mrs. C. w. Proctor and Miss Leona J.
Achorn.
There were Is couples at the social dance in
Memorial hall last Tuesday evening, when
Townsend's orchestra furnished excellent mu-
Sic There will be another dance Tuesday
evening, Jan. 10Th, in Memorial hall with the
same music. Gentleuen's tickets 35 cents; la
dies free,
In CASE OF FIRE 1t should be generally
known that the chief of the fire department,
Mr.. Stephen S. L. Shute, when notified by
telephone at his home, ring in an alarm,
Much time may thus be saved and time is
everything in case of fire. A delay of even
a few minutes may develop an incipient blaze
into disastrous fire. Suppose a fire breaks
out in your home in the night. You must dress
and go the nearest box to sound an alarm,
All are not familiar with the location of the
boxes; in some cases it would be necessary to
go quite long distance, and meanwhile the
fire would be gaining Roadway. Notify Mr..
! Shute by telephone and the alarm will be in
/ stantly given and the fire department may be
depended upon to make its usual prompt re-
Spouse. Then if you give the location of the
fire no time is lost in reaching it, while an
alarm from box may be given for fire some
distance away and the fremen be delayed In
consequence.
THE ALLIANCE MUSICALE. The postponed
meeting of the Womap's Alliance of the First
Parish (Unitaran) was held Thursday after
noon. Jan. 7th, with Mrs. J. H. Howes. At the
business meeting the report of the secretary,
Miss Caroline E. White, was read, and brief
remarks made by the president. Miss Char
| lotte W. Colburn, who also read notes on cur
rent musical events selected by Mrs. Ralph H.
Howes. The following musical program, pre-
pared by Miss Katherine C. Quimby, Mrs.
Clement W. Wescott and Mrs. Edward A.
Wadsworth, was then given:
Piano solo, Waltz in E fiat. Chopin
! Mrs Louise bennett Beckwith.
/ Quartet, The Crimson Twilight, Tooker
I Miss Qumby, Miss Hatch, Mrs Wescott
and Mrs. E. S. Pitcher.
Tenor solo, A Dream, Bartlett
Because, D'Harelot
Arthur johnson.
Soprano and contralto duet. The Rosary,
Miss Quimby and Mrs. Wescott.
Piano duet, Feathered Songsters, DHaehens
Mrs. Wescott and Miss Helen Wescott.
1t was the first appearance of Mrs. Wes-
colts little daughter in affair of this kind
and she acquitted herself admirably, Each
number was enthusiastically received and
there were many encores.
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS. The annual meet
ing of Emma White Barker Tent, Daughters
of Veterans. was held in G. A. R. hall. Wednes-
day evening, Jan. 9th, with 22 members, six
Veterans and six Sons of Veterans present.
| One new member, Miss Inez Thomas, was
initiated and three Sons of Veterans were
obligated. The following officers we're install
led by Mrs. Eta Piper Slavery, Past President
of the Tent, in a most able manner: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Annie M. Frost; senior vice presi-
dent, Miss Amelia GuptilI; junior vice presi-
dent, Miss Florence Kimball; chaplain, Mrs.
Emma Brown; treasurer, Miss Louisa H. Fer
guson; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Belle Nicker-
son; council, Mrs. E. P. Slavery, Mrs A ,nie
Jellison and Mrs. Winnifred K. Holmes; secre-
tary, Mrs. Nettie Merrithew; guide, Mrs. Net
tie Dutch; guard, Mrs. Eta Whitehead; assist.
ant guard, Miss Alberta Nckerson; musician
Miss Alice E Simmons: color bearer, No.
Mrs. Ethel Whiting; No. 2. Mrs. Nina D. Cook
No. 8, Mrs. Picnic H. King; No. 4, Mrs Myra
] Dutch. The following committees were ap-
pointed by the president: advisory, Capt. J. W
Ferguson, Thomas Cannon and VIM. B. Wood.
bury; floral committee, Mrs. Beryl T. Ludwick
Mrs. lisa C. Howes, Miss Inez Thomas; visiting
committee, the chaplain, exoffcio, Mrs. Lizzie
Clary, Mrs. Ida Blood. Misses Maude Slavery
and Alberta Wadsworth; relief committee,
the president exof6cio, Mrs. Dora ]. Bridges,
MRS. Mary Achorn. Mrs. Lu T. Hall, Mrs.
Mabel B. Wilkins; lookout committee, the
senior vice president exofficio, Miss Ruth Kim
ball. Mrs. Mary Coombs, Miss Harriet Brad
ley, Mrs. Louise W. Ingersoll, Miss Annette
!. Robinson, Mrs. Alice Mason Mitchell. The
officers and committees include every member
1857 of the Tent The nom residents are on
the lookout committee and can find abundant
opportunity for their work wherever located.
During the social hour home-mad candy,
grapes and bananas were served. The Tent
sent out Christmas greetings to the members
4 of the Post and if any failed to receive one it
is earnestly requested they report to the Presi-
dent of the Tent.
THREE CROW BRAND Guar ,nteed Abb