The Republican journal., 1915-09-09
The News of Belfast.

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Ian who is i'll at her home on Church street.
NJ Fred D. Jones of earle & Jones and the
.-,rloyees of the firm were recent guests Of
=. Misses Jones in West Brooksville.
Ron, F. Wells of Lewiston, formerly Of Bel
-, is suffering from serious nervous break
5-,o and is in a sanatarium for treatment.
r-a5 Waldo Brown and family have moved
.-,o the George S. Chase house on Cedar
.,rset to the Edward E. Babcoek house on
Northrort avenue.
Eugene Tewksbury, chauffeur for the Maine
r-aBsportation Co, between Belfast and Cam
4se was called to Abbott Thursday by the
.s,ous illness of his mother.
The Hospital Club had a very enjoyable
,,s4tiug last Tuesday evening with Mrs Rob-
s-r Coombs 1t was voted to buy paper
,oTss for the hospital
Toward Cheney, drug clerk at A. A. Howes
& COS. went to Portland last Saturday for
-ysr Labor Day and Mr.. A. M. Ferguson sup
aIied bis place at the prescription counter.
Amos A. Lord, who bought the S. V. CottreIl
-ause on Pearl street after it had been dam
.ss5 by fire. has moved it to lot near the
.-ssuer wharf and is fitting it for dwelling
camden is to have a new Y. NJ. C. A. build
INK he campaign with this object in view
mas fought to a successful close last week.
tfs full amount of $l3,500 having been raised.
cane Warden Frank NJ Perkins of Bradley,
r- chief warden in Penobscot and Waldo
counties, says that the outlook for the hunting
sssssn, both for deer and birds, is excellent.
Rssae. get your gunl
Mss Edna D. Crawford, who recently gradu-
s- from the Burdette Business College in
5Js.-r, left Monday to spend few weeks in
Boston before taking up her duties in The City
National Bank of Belfast.
MAJ NJ. Brigham, the lecturer, of Wheaton.
who dropped dead while boarding a train
e.: hamilton, Ohio, for his home, is well re-
rendered here, where he gave a course of
lectures on the Grand Canyon of Arizona
qa1er The auspices or the High school.
The fall schedule on the Maine Central rail-
lad will go into effect Sept. 26th and it is
supposed that the changes on the Belfast
5r3nct will be the same as formerly, the even
ag rain arriving one hour earlier than at
present.
The public supper in Memorial hall Monday
evening under the auspices of the Auxiliary of
a l. Clark Camp. S. of ", was well attend
90 It was voted to send flowers to their pres
dent, Mrs. Georgia Juan, who has dislocated
be. eft ankle.
There were 80 present at the meeting last
tuesday afternoon of Thomas H. Marshall Cir
.s Ladies of the 6. A. R. Mrs. Perley Ben
asr a member of Gen. Phil Sheridan Circle of
Augusta, was present and presided at the
piano in the absence of Mrs. Minnie Gay.
vote of thanks was extended to Capt. A. Per-
y COMBS OF the steamer Golden Rod for the
very enjoyable trip of the Circle to Castine on
his boat.
The annual reunion of the descendants of
John Gay will be held in Montvlle today,
Thursday, and with favorable weather there
Will be large attendance. The greater part
u the descendants of John Gay live in Maine,
many of them in Waldo county. although there
are a number in and about Boston. A. T. Gay
II this city, the historian. reports the follow
lng astonishing facts: The descendants now
number las far as can be learned) some 81
families. with total of 100 people During
the past year not death has occurred in the
family, and there have been seven marriages
and six births. AS far as can be learned all
are in good health.
Mrs. l.. t. Shales entertained the Hit or Miss
tl9b asst Thu rsday at her summer home at the
5sleFy' Several went down in the morning
and others in time for delicious lunch served
Al ! o'clock by the hostess, assisted by her
guest, Mrs j. G. Paul. The menu was lobster
salad chicken sandwiches, Olives cucumbers,
nut puddlng,ice cream. chocolate and nut cake
2oEee, chocolates and after dinner mlnts Auc
lion was played during the afternoon, Mrs. ),
swift winning the first prize, an embroid-
cred guest towel, and Miss Edith M. South.
worth the consolation, mesh table mat. Mrs.
snaies recently renovated her summer home
and added bath room in the second story.
DR.. Elmer Small, chairman of the finance
committee OF the Old Ladies Home lawn party,
'eports receipt of the following cash gifts:
MIS- ii. ?. Adams of Pasadena, Calf, $40: C.
/. Sargent of New York, SIS; Fred w. Angler
OF San Jose, Calf. ST. G. G. Pierce of CHICAGO.
81 friend, 81; Messrs. Allen of Portland. $50.
Mrs A. S. Frederick, So; Miss J. A. Wipgin. 81
MY Edward Sibley, 81; Miss M. J. Otis. IS.
Mrs, erie of Criehaven, 81; Mayor Charles R.
l0ombs. $40; Miss Susan Cunningham, 81; Chas.
+ swift, S. Miss Addie Robinson, 81; Mrs.
hOfne 81; Mrs. l. S. Jackson. 81; Mas. VIM. B.
swan, 81; Miss Frances Chase, 81; Misses An
Ae Nj. Bean and Mildred Slater, so cents each:
Mrs j. G. Dur ham, 81; J. H. Howes 81; tota
cf $l2O
AT THE WoMAN's CLUB. The following have
1iled at the club room the past week: Mr.. and
Mrs +. H., Miss E. F., Edith, and Teddy
hoiSlngton of Rye, N. Y, Mrs. E. F. Kochers.
per OF Boston, Mrs. T. B. Gregory, New York.
"fS' James Burns and Mrs. A. M. Pratt. Chi
.sg0' Miss Sarah Russ. New Bedford. Mass
MISS Anna Pfoertner, Rye. N. Y, Mrs. Amos
and Miss Louise Clement, Seal Harbor Miss
~afgarat A. Dunton, Mr. and Mrs. A. n and
- " blckmore. New York, Mrs. L E. Ke,,ar
-'Heolnvlile, Miss L. E. Stetson, Camden. Raw
-'Nu W. Lille, New York, Mrs. Frank
rHafles K, Laura A. and Harding of San Juan
~ Mrs. Clara A. Morrison, Belfast Miss
avis M. Morrison. Springfield, Mass. Misse.
naoei K. and Maude E. Mathews. .Relfast