The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-14

Emma White Barker Tent. D. Of ". will
meet in Memorial Hall Wednesday evening.
October Goth.
The s. of v. Auxiliary will have an inspec-
tion and supper, for members only. Oct. 25th.
All members are requested to be present.
All ladies of the Congregational parish are
requested to send in whatever articles they
may have to contribute for the rummage sale
announced in our advertising columns.
Msssrs. Elmer Heath and h. A. Haywood of
Boston were in Belfast the past few days to
pack aud ship to Boston the 60 barrels of ap-
pies on the Heath place on Waldo avenue.
The Hospital club met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. N. 81. Small with Is present Fifteen
sheets were made for use at the hospital. The
next meeting will be with Miss Margaret l..
keene Tuesday, October 26th.
Word has been received of the arrival in
Naples. Italy, of the steamship Sarnia of the
Atlantic Fruit Co., N. Y, Capt Joseph Mich
OILS of Bucksport. 1t is expected that the
steamer ~ill sail shortly on her return to
America
Mrs. Maria Bragdon Havey of North Sullivan.
grand chief of the Pythian Sisters of Maine.
was in Belfast Thursday night to attend
the convention of Silver Cross Temple. Pythian
Sisters. Friday night she inspected Knox
Temple, Camden. and returned to Belfast
Saturday. where she was the weekend guest
of MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Sprague.
From Mrs. George G. Dickey of Wakefield,
Mass. formerly of Brooks, The Journal re-
ceived by mail Tuesday ripe strawberries,
green berries and blossoms, picked in Wake
field Get 18th. Mrs. Dickey writes: I'VE have
had strawberries since the middle of August
and last week We had stra sberries and cream.
The plants were set out the last of Mav."
The annual inspection of Thomas Fl. Mar
shall Circle, No. s, Ladies of the G. A. R., will
take place Thursday, Oct, 2lst, at a special
meeting The inspecting officer will be Mrs
Harriet G. Burr Of Auburn, and she will be
accompanied by the department president,
Mrs. Ruth N. Robinson of Winslow The
regular meeting will be he'd Oct 10th.
clipping from the Fall River Sentinel re-
Gently received from Clinton G. Ferguson
would indicate that Miss R. T. Newell was not
alone in her condemnation of the article en-
titled ave Discover New England" written
for the Century Magazine by Louise Closer
Hale. The Fall River paper censures both the
writer of the article and the magazine which
published it.
The grammar school baseball team went to
Searsport last Saturday, where they defeated
the High school team of that towns to S. Fol-
lowing was the lineup of the two teams:Belfast
]. Durham. %; Mckinnon, p; Lothrope, ID
Wright, 3b; Morse, rf; Smalley, c. Vaughan,
SIS; Pendleton, CT; Parker, IT. Fogg, sub; Sears
port; Webster. 2b; Carter, c; Small 1b; H. Cur
tbs, p; j. Curtis, CT; Shute. If; Nickerson, IF;
Stuart, SIS; Gard, 3b; Conroy. sub.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be held Monday afternoon. October
18th, at $50 p. M, with Mrs. c. A. Hubbard,
4 Park street. The lesson is from chapters
three and four of the C. L. S. &. book, Social
and Economic Forces in American History"
Roll call, Current Events; program: Talk: The
early history of Harvard Yale and William
and Mary colleges; brief sketch of Boston,
New York city and Charlestown inl76O paper,
Our Early Newspapers; biographical sketch
of Jonathan Edwards.
Have you seen the electric corn pepper at
Arey's on Phoenix Row? 1t is really u WON
derful machine, run by electricity. From the
time the corn enters the hopper it is not
touched by hand until it reaches the consumer.
The corn is first popped, then all moisture is
removed SO that it is made crisp. and it is
placed in bags with scoop. Mr.. Arey saw
one of these machines in operation at the Pan
ama-Pacifc Exposition in San Francisco and
decided to get one for his confectionery store.
Later cornballs and popcorn brittle will be
made.