The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-16

Crosby to the early afternoon train at BANGOR
return automobile trip.
John Mclaughlin, School street. boupbt on
S-cylinder. Cadillac automobile, 7.passenper
car. last Thursday from Mr.. Peavey of Texas
Ia summer resident of Belfast) to be delivered
sunday. This is wondrously fine machine to
be found in livery stable in Msinel Wbers
can another be hired? Mr.. Mclaughlin be-
lleves in furnishing his patrons with the best
In his line, feature which explains his sue
cess in the the livery business.
Wilbur Magune, Middle street, received a
telegram Sunday announcing the sudden death
OF MS youngest sister. Mrs. Ambrose Peter
son of Vinalhaven, from acute Bripbts disease
Mrs. Peterson and husband were Sunday
guests of her brother and wife two weeks
ago and she was then apparently in perfect
health Mr.. and Mrs. Magune left Monday
for Vinalhaven to attend the funeral
Inc Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist
parish held meeting last Thursday with Mrs.
Charles {. Park in her rooms at Mrs. Grace W.
britto's house. West Main street. These la
dies will serve Baked Owl Supper" at the
Masonic Banquet hall this, Thursday. after.
noon, at O'Clock. at zoe. per plate. A deic.
ious meal is anticipated by those realizing the
reputation of these housekeepers for tempt-
ing viands, from whatever prepared, Don't
miss the general good time and surprisingly
satisfactory tel
LAWN PARTY. On the afternoon of Wednes.
day, September Sth, Mrs. Rufus L, Mudgett.
wife of our village postmaster, entertained the
members of the Current Events Club. with
visiting guests, at her pleasant home. Sylvan
street. Twenty -four were present, including
the hostess. The grey morning changed into
beautiful afternoon for the festivities on the
| close shaver lawn, upon which a large CARPET
was spread. with seats around and upon that
protection against any traces of moisture from
the early, dampness, at one side of the hedge
enclosed lawn, two long tables were arranged.
dainty spread in pretty paper table, cloths and
napkins tastefully decorated in pale pink, with
nutplates and p'ace-cards carr ying out the same
color scheme. Surmounting the smoothly cut
cedar hedge were numerous small American
flags, giving patriotic air to the whole finely
planned affair. Indoors the rooms were attrac-
lively trimmed in tastfully disposed festoons
of pink crepe-paper, beautiful potted plants in
bloom, and lovely cut flowers The garden was
In gorgeous blossom throughout, Mrs Mudgett
being always successful in her flower culture
Various merry tales. social chatting, laughter
and general out-of door enjoyments, filled the
hours until the refreshments, consisting of
most appetizing salmon salad, sandwiches.
green beans, olives, and three varieties of cake
with coffee and especially delicious peach ice
cream we've served. The following ladies' sat
around the attractive tables: Mrs Lillias S.
Emery, Mrs. Ada P. Griffin, Mrs. Angie G.
Mudgett. Mrs. Alice May Hichborn, Mrs. Flea
nor B. Colcord, Mrs. Lucretia Flanders, Mrs.
Lizzie B. Goodere, Miss Harriet d. H,chborn.
Miss Alice Hichborn, Miss Mabel F. Simmons,
| Miss Nellie Hichborn, Mrs. Annie S. Park, Mrs.
M. Abbie Treat, Mrs. Leila C. Thompson, Miss
Leora Partridge. Mrs. Ada May Hopkins, Mrs
Carrie A. Gardner, Miss Mary Hchborn and
Mrs. Ada L. Mudgett, all Club members, with
following guests: Mrs. Adesla K. Griffin, Mrs.
Jennie Maroen. Mrs. Clara M Colcord with
! little son Melvin and Mrs. Emma M. Croker.
The entire occasion was pronounced success;
! quite the social event of the summer All
participants are eager in praise of the concep-
| ton and execution of Mrs. Mudgett's plan for
| the Club entertainment. She was assisted in
| serving by her daughter. Mrs. Colcord and her
| sister-in-law, Mrs. Croker