The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-08-26

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crest, Northport. to H. W. Carr of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan H. Small and MIR. and
mrs. Thomas E. Bowker are occupying the
Brooks cottage on the North Shore. Northport
Tor ten days.
The painting of the exterior of the Unitar-
ian church-white with green blinds. of course
was completed last week, and the decorators
are now at work on the interior.
Mrs. Eva Brown, who is enjoying vacation
from the ]. H. Howes' store, entertained
friends on Friday afternoon at thimble party
at her home on Northport avenue.
Among the most interested spectators at
the ball game last Saturday, when Belfast de.
feated the Boston Reds. was Madam Evelyn
Scotney. the young Australian prima donna,
who is visiting friends in Northport.
| DR.. Ernest S. Weber has been obliged to
give up dentistry practice for few months
on account of nervous trouble and has en-
gagged Dr. Benjamin L. Chase of Danvers,
Mass, to carry on his practice at his rooms in
Masonic Temple DR.. Chase recently grad
uated from the University of Indiana, has
passed the examinations of the Indiana State
board and the Maine State board and is highly
recommended every way. DR.. Weber will
spend some time at the Condor Camps in
Smithfield.
The lawn party for the benefit of the Bel
last Home for Aged Women will be held this,
Thursday, afternoon and evening on the home
grounds. The usual sale will be held in the
afternoon and fine musical program. under
the direction of Elbrdge S. Pitcher, will be
given in the evening. 1t will include severa
selections by the Band, tenor solo by Arthur
N, johnson, soprano solo by Miss Jennie Jer-
ONE of New Haven, Conn.,, and piano solo by
Miss Helen Smiley of Winchester, Mass,
Mrs. Willis Arnold miss Edith BROWN and
son, Robert Brown Arnold, were called to
their home in Warsaw, N. Y, Saturday by the
injuries of the formers brother-in-law who
was in an accident few days ago. While no
particulars have as yet been received it is
feared that the young man is badly hurt. Mr..
Willis Arnold was expected to arrive here on
Saturday for weeks vacation and accompany
his wife end son home, but was prevented by
the accident. Mrs. Arnold and son have been
guests for several weeks of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick W. Brown, at their cot
tage on the Allyn shore.
PooR's MILLS. Miss Fannie Cochran of Dor
chester, Mass, who has been visiting Mrs
Henry Wentworth, returned home last Satur-
day. Mrs. James Dillon and little child of
Bangor, and Mrs. W. S. Wentworth and two
children of Searsport, were guests of Mrs. O.
A. Wade the first of the week. Miss las
phene Patterson and Mr.. Charles White of
Worcester, Mass, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
]. F. Sheldon. Mrs. William Davis of Lynn
Mass, and Mrs. Adelaide Howe of Somervlle,
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Delbert Rolerson....
Rev. Nathan Hunt of Morrill, had services
here last Sunday, and Mrs Hunt will speak
here next Sunday Mrs. Frank Smith and
little son are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Wilson.
NORTH BELFAST. Mrs. Charles Conant and
her nephews, Victor and Kenneth Merriam,
went to Lowell, Mass, in her auto Aug. 18th.
They will return this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carpenter and daughter of Foxboro, Mass,
who spent several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. H,
Laid, returned to their home last week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Clark and son of
Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived Saturday to spend
their vacation at their summer home. u. Mr.
and Mrs. Whitaker, recently of Bangor, have
moved here and are living in the Gibreth
rent. :. The subject of the sermon last Sunday
morning was Community Life" and in the
evening 1.-The Great Battle Between Good and
Evil in the Child Life" Both services were
intensely interesting and profitable. Miss
Isaphine Patterson of Worcester, Mass, for
merly a resident of Belfast sang solo, and
her sweet, powerful soprano voice was heard
with delight by the large audience. Next
Sunday evening Miss Walkley will give another
Constantinople. Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Richards
of Searsmont have moved here and are living
in Mrs. Grace Eo mons house.
GRAND OPERA STARS AT NoRrHPoRr. The
people of Belfast and vicinity are to have the
greatest opportunity of the kind ever offered
to local audience on Friday night, Aug 81. for
none other than the famous Australian Prima
Donna, Madam Evelyn Scotney of the Boston
Opera Company is to sing in the Auditorium
at Northport. The concert is given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the North
port Cottage Owners Association, and will be
magnificent climax to highly successful err
tertainment season. Madam Scotney with her
husband. Howard R. White, also a member of
the Boston Opera Company, is guest of Man
ager Ralph L. Flanders of the New England
Conservatory of Music, and Mrs. Flanders, at
bohemia" on the South Shore, and because
both have become so imbued with the enthusi-
asm which all summer residents Of Northport
are feeling they have generously consent
ed to give this concert. 1t is the purpose of
those interested in the work being done in
Northport to bring to the people of the vicini-
ty entertainments of the highest class at mod
crate prices, and to this end the price Of the
tickets for this concert will be but so cents,
thus enabling overy lover of good music to en-
brace this opportunity. The program given
will be practically the same as that which
Madam Scotney and Mr.. White made a special
trip to Halifax, N. S.. last spring to give for
the benefit of the Red Cross Relief Fund, when
no house in the city could be found large
enough to hold the number who wished 10 hear
the concert, and many We're turned away.
The selections will include the duet The
Desert Scene from ..Thais" the aria .sLe Tam.