The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-11-25


gram of moving pictures at the Colonial Thea
tire today, Thursday; matinee at 2sO evening
at7
Messrs. Loren Cross, Charles B. Decrow and
W. Lee Robinson of this city and Walter
DIckey of Northport left last Thursday by
auto for Flagstaff Plantation for week or ten
days hunting
Mrs. A. G. Hopkins entertained the Fort
nightly Club at her home last Friday A lunch
was served at O'Clock, and on account of the
severe storm the game was continued during
the evening instead of attending moving pic
lures.
Hon. William B. Swan entertained one
table card party of gentlemen friends last
Thurday evening. Cake, coffee, doughnuts
and cheese were served. Messrs. Albert C.
Burgess. Charles P. Hazeltine and Elmer A.
Sherman were present, and Mrs. Swan enter
tained Mrs. Burgess. Mrs. Sherman and Miss
Maude E. Barker.
The 25-foot power yawl Wilbur A. Macom-
ber is building for the Folwelps will be the
largest boat of the type in these waters and
Mr., Macomber will also build this winter
1l-foot power yaw,l which will be the small
est. He has contract for g pontoon float.
12x24 feet, for the Folwelps.
Sally Lunn, the two-act play to pe given In
Memorial hall Dec. 31st by the North church
Guild is by Miss Gladys Bridghsm of Somer-
vlle Mass, who has been a FREQUENT guest of
Belfast relatives. MISS Brdgham has had
good success in work of this kind and is also
fine elocutionist. The cast has been selected
as follows:
Mrs. John Randolph (Sally)
Miss Anne M. Kittridge.
Miss Marjorie Randolph cher stepdaughter at
Smiths College, Miss Blanche Jennys
Mrs. Penelope Winslow "a society woman)
Miss Alice E. Simmons.
Vivian Winslow cher daughter)
Mrs Thomas E. Bowker.
John Randolph Jr. "a Yale suddenly
Leo Randolph. Leroy (Pat) Coombs
Morton Glynn Ia Yale Junior>
Byron M. Salter.
NORTH BELFAST A supper was given in
the church vestry Thursday evening, Nov.
18th, by the Chemical Co.. which was fairly
we'll attended. After the supper the COM
pany repaired to the Chemical Company's
building. where whist and dancing occupied
their attention until late hour. . The ..brick
building" has been painted red, with white
trimmings and green blinds, which greatly i'm
proves its appearance. -. Charles Russ ar
rived home last Friday evening from the Dea-
coness' Hospital, Boston, where very critical
surgical operation was performed upon him.
The operation was successful in every way
and Mr.. Russ is greatly improved in health....
Mrs. Mamie Roberts arrived home last Satur-
day evening from Bangor, where she had been
visiting her sister the past two weeks.
A GOLD MEDAL FOR GLENwooD's. The
Journal has received from the Wier Stove
Company of Taunton, Mass. makers of the
| Glenwood stoves. ranges, etc, Panama-Pa-
cifc hanger which has beautiful view, in
colors, OF the exposition grounds and build
| ings and of San Francisco bay, together with
| fine Illustrations of the company's exhibits at
the Panama Pacific and Panama California ex-
positions. Glenwood range was selected by
| the U. S. Government for the model kitchen
in the Agricultural Building of the Panama
/ Pacific International Exposition, San Francis
CO, and at the Panama California Exposition
In San Diego gold medal was awarded the
Genwood coal ranges. gas ranges, furnaces.
hot water and steam heaters. For many
| years Mitchell & Trusse of this city have
sold the Glenwood stoves, ranges, etc, and
they have given the best of satisfaction.
/ DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS. At the meeting
Nov. 18th Of Emma White Barker Tent, D. of
", the following names were presented by the
the ensuing year: President, Miss Florence
kimball; senior vice president, Miss Amelia
Guptill; junior vice president, Mrs. Beryl T..
Ludwick; chaplain, Mrs. Emma Brown; treas
urer, Miss Louise H. Ferguson; patriotic in
structor, Mrs. Belle Nickerson; council. Mrs.
Mary Carter, Misses Ruth Curtis and Maude
Savery. These officers will be elected and in
stalled in December, when the appointive Off
GERS will he named. 1t was voted to cooper
ate with the other allied G. A. R. bodies in
raising fund to erect soldiers monument
and the following committee appointed:
Mrs. Ludwick, Miss Ferguson. Miss Alice Sim
mons. Miss Guptill and Miss Margie Blake.
One member, Miss Doris Clifford, was initiated
and one application for membership received.
A LINEN SHOWER. Mrs. NJ Houston Small
gave thimble party and linen shower Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 18th, at her home in Miller
street in honor of Miss Florence Libbey,
whose marriage to Elmer Keene will take place
during the coming winter. The young ladies
spent pleasant two hours in sewing, after
which the hostess invited them into the dining
room, which was prettily decorated AMI where
dainty lunch was served. Unique place cards
marked the places and at that of Miss Libbey
was a tiny envelope which she found to contain
the ends of carefully concealed strings leading
to various parts of the room. At the end OF
each she found dainty pieces of linen, hand.
embroidered guest towels, doilies, etc. The
string at the end of the hunt was wound into 6
ball as large as football and caused no end OF
fun. The guests were Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker
Miss Lena Nye, Miss Annie Rackliffe, Misses
Mabel and Lytle Townsend Miss Velma Nit.
chell, Mrs. Louise Beckwith, Miss Frances
Nurch, Miss Sarah Preston, Miss Edna Craw
ford, Miss Isabel Smalley, Mrs. Rena Cunning
ham Dobson,
"PAGEs FROM PoLLYANNA," adapted from
the "Glad Book" will be presented in the Bap-
tist vestry on Saturday afternoon. Nov. 9th
at three o'clock by the Junior Helper Club OF
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