The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-02-04
rho News of Belfast.
TUE DANCING LESSON.

TUE DANCING LESSON.
hrse four-sli-de-step-tu
me. tFo, ME and easy to learn?
,.,f i slnlF professor. it's nothing, you see;
Sssch toe ,l P partner and dance it 0. gee!
yoF axe ), gorld has got into your feet?
Tbat in l. .s. music-no wait for the beat,
nance TO ~ tbree-that's it-now four and q
V's slide ,:.,.nsi-don't turn to that side
1'ta If my feet, there is room on the no *s
6ssP Oh olo are out again-count-t"o' tnree'
touF' three watch it-a slide-step land
Iltr ME and easy to learn?a.
ba5I,,aiogield Union .E~
~SP'''s ...as, +. IN
Warner Feature at the Opera House.
g r@5sy and saturday
f'''' eighth and Ninth were excused We'd
S. .s@s-.-i On account of inability to heat
Us animated program board has been
Al Foegs Corner by the management
51s. Opera House.
a.ryey s. Cunningham was operated on
~ o5sv at the Tapley Hospital for hernia
y very ,omfortable.
,-.,.-s,ljst Social Aid will meet this
.tternoon with Mrs. Eugene R. Ell
5s7yisw street.
1,-rsn Newbert thanks her many
lr me shower of post cards she re-
f7 her sOth birthday.
T. Kilgore will be hostess for the
.-. Ali society tomorrow, FRIDAY, after
'"' her home in High street.
s...,s after remained uncalled for in the
...-.,s- office for the week ending Feb.
..--.- was for Mrs. Asa Cobb.
.A--ty correspondence was delayed in
-r-- and Is deferred to next week. 1t
Gill obituary of Mrs. William Hurd.
-s,5..l Jan 18th.
7.. r,rs Of painting and repairing the post
-. this city is progressing well and the
WORK room, which is painted in warm
..,, If cream. is very attractive.
49,. will be a business meeting of the
.-.-.-,. Hospital Aid with Mrs. Horatio H.
49, Bell street, next Friday at 2.30 p. m.
tendance is requested.
,,.r -secrts are true The Master Key. which
u.. F., tbe Opera House in the near future,
OF ha hoe io1
10. bs. -sen filmed for the screen.
The 7sxt meeting of the Home and School
association will be held at the High school
,-3n- Feb. 10th at 7.30 p. m. There will be
d. .ots-rsinment by the High school pupils,
.1,rs- nv d business session.
Mrs c r. Read entertained the North church
c5ij IS. Monday night at her home in Miller
gree Plans for the Valentine supper to be
g4rsn i- he vestrv on the 18th we're discussed
tis- ha public and all are cordially invited.
The -7vt meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
r.c.s riir lz held with Mrs George Mahonev,
rssran5 street, Monday afternoon. February
III tn, lesson is from the C. L. S. G. book.
.Der7ersti England" chapter three; roll
eG current events.
On account of the severe cold last Tues
isy s7e- re the meeting of the Reading De-
ra--~=a- If the Woman's Club, when Mrs
Eega-= tevens was to read paper on
ynirs was postponed to Friday afternoon.
F-s 2. AZ o'clock.
sts special meeting of the city government
rresisr evening Charles NJ. Leavitt, who has
taor suHsring several years from nervous
t'sssi1w1 at his home, 16 Franklin street,
vs gigs1 insane and will be taken to the
tsr-ai p Bangor.
N-- Fred L Knowlton, IS Congress street
va or the lev walk in front of Masonic
75u 75t Thursday afternoon, is improving
nit.r cian. DR.. Eugene L. Stevens, saws
Sal wcIa her hip is badly bruised no bones
Fsre fractured or dislocated.
u. Waldo County Veteran association will
ns- og Feb 4th. at the K. of P. hall, Ell
A-F Corner, Winterport. If stormy,
g. meeting will be postponed until the next
a- 'tf -a, Charles A. Williams of Bangor, a
-'4i ls-4-5 veteran, viii! be the guest of honor
-'a7l Mrs Percy A. Bradford were called
~"4-sr,ue Wednesday to attend the funeral
VI DR. d--3t9rd's brothers wife, Mrs. George
"'.'''a. she left five children, who returned
|A= VITA ther uncle and aunt, who will care
'' wen as hey have no other relatives this
ale yaiiornia, where their mothers peo-
asfesl=,
''s7' euiilvan's opera, The Mikado, will
e presented by local talent in the Colonial
''''-5' eoruary 18th and 10Th. The cast is
,'-'psse and rehearsals have been in progress
''ie ume. The success which has attend
u lorHer operate performances and the dra.
aud musical ability of those who are to
''4s part IA ne Mikado assure an artistic and
lianclal success.
-'' Ralph D. Southworth entertained the
4' u MISS Club Tuesday evening from to 10
"''A It was planned as surprise to cele-
n a'' 'ns birthday anniversary of one of the
''''sf'' nut who was unable to attend on ac-
-1' vi the severe weather. While all re-.
' :, the absence of the guest of honor am
o,, '1S''ee was done the delicious supper at 6
''A and the game that followed, with Mr..
-, ''D"Orth pressed into service as substi-
we vas much enjoyed.
H.. Il Don't Feel Good"
i'1aJ Is That a LOT of neonIo +o1I